The Gratitude Line: Hear what your neighbors are grateful for this Thanksgiving
Listen to people thankful for their customers, for volunteers, for veterans, and, most importantly, for their health.
Long Beach offering pandemic-approved youth camps for kids and teens over winter break
The programs will adhere to lower staff-to-camper ratios and other enhanced safety protocols to try to protect attendees from the coronavirus.
ACTUALIZADO: Lo que puedes y no puedes hacer en Long Beach bajo las nuevas restricciones de COVID-19 anunciadas esta semana
Los casos de COVID-19 están aumentando en Long Beach y el condado de Los Ángeles, y los funcionarios han ajustado rápidamente las órdenes de salud en un esfuerzo por limitar la propagación del virus.
Risk gathering or stay home: What locals are doing as officials beg you to cancel Thanksgiving
Long Beach officials are very aware there’s little that can be done in the way of enforcement about private gatherings, which health officials have said for weeks is the most likely cause of a steep rise in COVID-19 cases.
Long Beach unemployment improves to 13.1%; leisure, hospitality down 39% countywide from 2019
Statewide, the unemployment rate improved to 9.3% in October from 11.1% in September.
What you can and can’t do in Long Beach under new COVID-19 restrictions announced this week
COVID-19 cases are spiking in Long Beach and Los Angeles County, and officials have quickly adjusted health orders in an effort to limit the spread of the virus.
Brush fire chars several acres along 91 Freeway in Long Beach
A brush fire along the side of the 91 Freeway sent smoke wafting over lanes as crews battled the flames this afternoon.
VIDEO: ‘Everything’s on the table’: Mayor, health director talk about rise in COVID-19 cases
With Thanksgiving approaching next week, both Garcia and Colopy urged residents to refrain from indoor gatherings with people outside their household, even though it’s tough.
La ciudad abrirá “centros de aprendizaje” para estudiantes de K-8 en parques locales
Los estudiantes de Long Beach que no tengan servicio de Internet confiable pueden estudiar en uno de los cuatro nuevos “centros de aprendizaje” de la ciudad en los parques locales a partir del 16 de noviembre.