Eugene Correa will fight for hometown during Long Beach MMA event
Eugene Correa will be the only competitor fighting out of Long Beach during the upcoming A1 Combat, presented by UFC and Urijah Faber on Saturday, March 18.
Eugene Correa will be the only competitor fighting out of Long Beach during the upcoming A1 Combat, presented by UFC and Urijah Faber on Saturday, March 18.
Lopez can attend board meetings, ask questions of staff and participate in board discussions before casting “preferential votes,” which won’t be counted in the vote tally but will be recorded as a formal expression of opinion.
JuJu Smith-Schuster will play the most important game of his life on Sunday—11 years after he won a CIF championship with the Long Beach Poly High School Jackrabbits.
Dinh Tran is in his third year as a mechanical engineering student at Cal State Long Beach, and he also happens to be one of the top figure skaters in America.
The goal of the event is to “educate and engage Long Beach’s middle and high school youth in important conversations surrounding human trafficking, substance abuse, generational healing, and mentorship,” according to organizers.
After being closed for nearly three years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the eatery held a soft opening last month and is slated to fully reopen this Thursday.
The Poly High grad, who is now a wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, said he knows what it’s like to have to go without during the holidays, and he wants to help out families in that position.
A group of volleyball teammates saw the need for a space where student-athletes could focus on their mental health and well-being, so they made one—with snacks.
Hamid Torabzadeh, who runs a Red Cross program that helps prepare teens for potential climate disasters, was one of just six people honored with the award.
Diana Michaelson was a driving force behind the student-led climate change policy adopted by the LBUSD, and now, her work is being recognized internationally.