Locked in a closet with a six-pack of Fresca, ‘bleeding out something fierce’
What a week: Elections, closed sessions, city managers and more than a few disturbingly detailed attacks on the Post’s coverage.
Cargo movement slows at ports of Long Beach, L.A. amid ‘coronavirus chaos’
Rail and truck activity at the Port of Long Beach is down about 25% percent, with many workers having little work to do.
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Elderly man goes missing after leaving North Long Beach care facility
He was last seen Saturday afternoon leaving the facility.
Long Beach to vote on Measure A sales tax extension
The Measure A sales tax extension would permanently extend the city’s 1% sales tax increase.
California lottery didn’t give $36M to schools, auditor says
The California lottery skimped on giving $36 million in revenue to fund public education and spent $720,000 on food and travel expenses without considering cheaper options, report says.
Opinion: Striving for equity and inclusion at LBUSD
“In our school district, please be assured that ignorance, prejudice, hate and fear will be dealt with appropriately and met with thoughtful, rational, collaborative and inclusive discussion, planning and action.”
Temperatures expected to rise this week, with Santa Ana winds in store
A wind advisory will be in effect today from 7 a.m. until 3 p.m.
Man pleads guilty in lotto scam targeting older women
“This was an organized group that singled out older women for the sole purpose of ripping off these vulnerable victims with bogus promises of a big payday,” U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said.
Public charge rule takes effect today, cracking down on immigrants who use public benefits
The rules apply only to social services used after Monday and do not affect citizens or most green card holders.
Kobe Bryant’s widow sues Long Beach-based helicopter operator for deaths
The lawsuit against Long Beach-based Island Express alleges the pilot was careless and negligent by flying in cloudy conditions Jan. 26.
Go back in time with the historical ‘Clock House,’ on the market for $2.19 million
The Clock House today mirrors the quality of its stewardship, with loads of rich wood throughout with simple Federalist design features.
Anti-police activists decry rough arrest, protest ex-officer running for City Council
The City Council candidate, Cindy Allen, said she felt intimidated and reported the protestors outside her office to police.
IN PICTURES: Last night they celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary
When 15-year-olds Arminio and Dolores spotted each other at a Warren, Ohio roller rink in 1943 it was love at first sight.
Police find guns near park, several vehicles shot in separate incidents in Central Long Beach
The shootings happened within a half mile of each other but do not appear related, authorities said.
Long Beach pushes to become hub for booming space industry
The city, fueled by the new additions of Virgin, RocketLab and SpinLaunch in Douglas Park, is hoping to become hub for satellite manufacturing and other aerospace business.