Bird scooters enters the helmet discussion with free rides for those taking helmet-wearing selfies
In an effort to boost safety, Santa Monica-based scooter company Bird will offer ride credits to users who take a selfie while wearing a helmet.
Opinion: My first time attending the LGBTQ Caucus was a disappointment
More was expected from the convention’s LGBTQ Caucus than congratulatory orations and cheap tokens of inspiration.
Verizon building, slated to be converted into apartments, looks for new buyer as funding falls through
While early construction began on the Verizon Building adpative reuse, a lack of funding and litigation has put the project into a state of emergency.
Analysis: The ethical and economic concerns over politicians seeking higher office while already serving
Voters need to feel like their voices are being heard—and it is up to us, collectively, to create a system that caters to that.
Everything you need to know about the grand opening of retail complex 2nd & PCH
The operators behind the 11-acre retail complex at the southwest corner of Pacific Coast Highway and Second Street will host its grand opening on Oct. 24.
Disappointing transit and climate change advocates, Newsom vetoes complete streets bill
Gov. Gavin Newsom, in a striking blow to transit and climate change advocates across the state, has vetoed the Complete Streets for Active Living Bill.
From disabilities to dealing with suicide: Long Beach churches are focusing on the value of inclusion
The summit will have one question at its center: How can the church move beyond its walls to include the marginalized?
College Promise Pass to offer CSULB, LBCC free and discounted transit access
The initial creation of the pass will cost $350,000, split between the city and Long Beach Transit.
Metro to offer TAP wristbands, keychains; debut TAP phone app in winter
Metro Los Angeles is moving forward with releasing its onslaught of TAP “wearables” that include various wristbands and keychains, allowing transiters to avoid having to pull out their wallets and use a TAP card.
Environmental group, citing criminal charges, leads petition against Carnival Cruise terminal expansion
Friends of the Earth—which has garnered 2,460 signatures on the petition so far—is claiming a number of things, including an accusation that the public wasn’t properly notified about the project.