Southwest Airlines adds second daily flight from Long Beach to Honolulu
Southwest Airlines already operated one daily flight to Honolulu and Maui but said Thursday that it was adding a second daily flight to Honolulu.
SUV lands in Cal Heights driveway after destructive late-night crash
The crash destroyed two parked cars and knocked over a 50-foot palm tree, according to a resident.
Long Beach extends rent-assistance program, but concerns remain about tenants being left out
Long Beach residents who meet certain requirements now have until June 11 to apply for rental assistance from the city.
Children between ages 12 and 15 can start getting vaccinated May 13
Prior to this week, COVID-19 vaccines have only been allowed to be administered to residents 16 and older, but now the Pfizer vaccine can be given to people as young as 12.
Long Beach may let restaurants keep temporary outdoor-dining areas longer than planned
The City Council is expected to consider both a permanent and temporary extension option for individual restaurant patios across the city.
City Council starts process to create COVID-19 memorial in Long Beach
The memorial would honor all those who died from the virus, which includes over 930 Long Beach residents and more than 62,000 Californians.
Owner of Lord Windsor Coffee hopeful to reopen next week after driver smashed through storefront
Police arrested the driver, identified as Alonzo Harbin, 29, on suspicion of felony DUI and driving on a suspended license for a previous DUI conviction, according to the arrest log.
Long Beach offering free aquarium tickets for people to get vaccinated
The tickets will be available to anyone getting vaccinated at city-run sites between May 11 and May 15 and will be given to anyone receiving a first dose.
Man shot while standing outside North Long Beach home Monday morning
The shooting occurred around 8:25 a.m. Monday near the 400 block of East 55th Street in the Dairy neighborhood of North Long Beach, according to authorities.
Long Beach asks community to write letters of support to migrant children at Convention Center
The city is now asking for anyone wanting to write words of encouragement to the children living in the Convention Center over the next few months to drop them off at participating locations so they can be displayed at the Convention Center and given directly to the children living there.