New law takes aim at ‘bad actors’ in trucking—and the companies using their services
Big box retailers moving product through California will soon have to take a closer look at the company they keep—or pay the price.
Traffic signal pilot program uses artificial intelligence to ease pollution, congestion in Long Beach
What if traffic lights and cars could talk to each other? A new Long Beach-based pilot program, aimed at reducing pollution and congestion using intelligent cars and artificial intelligence, is trying to find out.
Global Time Attack brings supercharged cars in a race against the clock
The Global Time Attack challenge, a new addition to the Grand Prix program, in which drivers compete for the fastest lap time over the course of the weekend.
UPDATE: Stabbing suspect shot, killed by Signal Hill police
The shooting was reported just after 12:55 p.m. in the 1000 block of Willow Street, near Sunnyside Cemetery, according to Deputy Eva Jimenez of the Sheriff’s Information Bureau.
UPDATE: Power at Long Beach Airport restored, some delays persist
Flights are still departing, an airport spokesperson said, but there may be delays in boarding.
Long Beach man arrested in stabbing attack at protest in front of Los Angeles City Hall
Eric Cohen, 30, has been booked on suspicion of attempted murder and is being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Los Angeles on a $1 million bail, according to police.
Shootings decrease from winter spike, but remain elevated over last year, data shows
Last month, there were 37 shootings, with someone being hit by gunfire in 18 of them.
Demand for home improvement work continues to grow, stretching contractors and city staff thin
“We are slammed,” said Angelika Mayer, office manager at upscale home build contractor Zieba Builders.
Cruises to sail again from Long Beach, bringing return of millions in passenger spending
The first ship to sail from Long Beach will be the Panorama, a 4,008-passenger vessel set to depart on a seven-day cruise down the Mexican Riviera.