LBUSD Superintendent Chris Steinhauser announces retirement at end of school year
He did not give a reason for his resignation other than that the timing was right for him to step down.
Man dies after being pulled from capsized boat that hit breakwater
A man in 50s died after a boat capsized.
Officer who accidentally shot man outside reggae fest will not face charges
A Long Beach police officer who accidentally shot a man whose arms were raised in surrender following a concert at the Queen Mary last February will not be charged, according to a report released Thursday by the Los Angeles County District Attorney.
Q&A: Chris Steinhauser is sorry he gave your kid so much homework
We sat down with Long Beach Unified Superintendent Chris Steinhauser, 60, who was appointed in 2002. He is the longest-serving big-city school superintendent in the state and one of the longest serving in the nation.
Longtime LBUSD schools chief says retirement is coming. When? That’s a trick question.
As the district prepares for a new school year, there are some twinges of uncertainty over who will lead when Chris Steinhauser, entering his 18th year as superintendent, finally decides to call it quits. The imminent retirement of two board members, Williams and Jon Meyer, adds to that feeling.
Police detain man with machete sheath
He was subsequently released as police say they had no evidence of a crime.
New CSULB dorms move forward at CSU, despite concerns about costs
The 210-unit dorm should be completed by 2021 and will largely replace older student housing on campus, particularly at Hillside College.
New history exhibit shows city’s deep relationship with water is everywhere
New exhibit, “Water Changes Everything” shows how water has determined the history of the city.
Soroptimist House at CSULB, damaged by recent quakes, closed as plans move forward for alumni center
While campus officials had long planned to repurpose the old building, it’s a sad end for a structure that figured prominently in the campus’ early days. And preservationists are not happy.
CSULB officials unveil plans for student housing on Atherton Street, first dorm project in 30 years
The $102 million courtyard-style Parkside North Housing, planned for the intersection of Earl Warren Drive and Atherton Street, will break ground in July.