IN PHOTOS: Residents gather to honor legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Jacqui Viale, a member of Long Beach Register Sisters, said the group of about 100 just wanted to come together to feel the loss of Ginsburg, who she described as a “legal giant.”
Long Beach fire crews relocate in Cal Heights as officials seek new permanent station
The former Boeing Fitness Center at 2019 E. Wardlow Road will house Engine 9 and Rescue 9, about 2 miles away from their previous station.
Firefighters knock down small fire at El Dorado Nature Center
Fisk said the department responded to the blaze at 1:13 p.m. just west of the San Gabriel River bike path between Willow and Spring streets.
Las tarifas de ciudadanía casi se duplicarán el próximo mes; los defensores urgen que apliquen los elegibles ahora
En general, los cambios equivalen a un aumento ponderado del 20%, según las agencia de Servicios de Ciudadanía e Inmigración de EE. UU.
Port is so busy containers are being stored at the former Boeing site near Long Beach Airport
The Port of Long Beach reported this week it had its best August on record, shortly after reporting that July was its busiest month ever.
Long Beach COVID-19 parking program extended until end of year
Long Beach City Council recently voted to extend the COVID-19 Parking Relief program for residents who have existing permits in parking-impacted neighborhoods.
The Belmont Shore Christmas Parade is the latest COVID cancellation
The 38th annual event was to have taken place on Dec. 5.
Long Beach to offer several free flu shot clinics
Health officials are urging the public to get their flu shots as the city braces for a possible jump in hospitalizations and testing demand as flu season collides with the coronavirus this fall.
Citizenship fees to nearly double next month; advocates urge those eligible to apply now
Overall, the changes in fees amount to a weighted increase of 20%, per U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services calculations.
Long Beach reports 2 more deaths due to COVID-19; still in most restrictive tier
The soonest the county and city could loosen health restrictions is early October, given that counties must maintain lower numbers for two consecutive weeks, and can’t move between tiers for three weeks.