VIDEO: The 10 Best Videos of 2019
In 2019 the Post expanded its video coverage, with a look at homelessness, local artists, a candy warehouse in Signal Hill, a pastor who turned his life around, and more.
The 10 (plus 1) best photos of 2019
From tragedy to weather to political rallies and car races, it was a busy year in Long Beach.
IN PICTURES: The fifth annual Christmas tree lighting
“Long Beach is showing ’em how to do it, huh?”
IN PICTURES: Presidential candidates enter the spin room
After speaking on stage in the presidential forum the candidates were taken to the spin room.
IN PICTURES: You hate moving books? Try moving a whole library
More than 300,000 books, were on the move Wednesday as Long Beach Public Library staff members moved the tomes to their new home at the corner of Broadway and Pacific Avenue in Downtown.
IN PICTURES: The largest creature on the planet, the blue whale, makes an appearance
The Aquarium of the Pacific and Harbor Breeze Cruises, which ferry patrons out to sea to learn about local oceans and the environment, gave the media on Wednesday a chance to see the largest living creatures on the planet: the blue whale.
IN PICTURES: Police and fire hold memorial service for those who have died in the line of duty
This is the first service since the death of Capt. David Rosa, who was fatally shot while responding to a call on June 25.
‘If you carry hate in your heart, your life gets poisoned’: Holocaust survivor on forgiveness
On this Holocaust Remembrance Day, we talk to survivor Yetta Kane of Long Beach, 86, who reacts to the recent Poway shooting, and shares how to respond to a violent world.
‘The nightmare will always be there:’ Cambodians mark anniversary of genocide
More than 100 people commemorated the anniversary of the fall of Phnom Penh on April 17, 1975. Genocide survivors retold their stories and offered moments of prayer to honor those who were killed by the Khmer Rouge regime.
‘I was able to change my life around’: Residents recall legacy of Cesar Chavez
“I think if Cesar showed up here today he’d give me a big hug,” he said.
“I love Cesar Chavez.”