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40 minutes ago
  • coronavirus

Long Beach to allow outdoor dining beginning Tuesday, ahead of LA County

Melissa Evans

Other services, including hair and nail salons, can open Monday in Los Angeles County, and on Tuesday in Long Beach, with 25% capacity.

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1 hour ago
  • city council

With its pending legal battle over ‘Hero Pay’ for grocery workers, Long Beach becomes litmus test for other cities

Kelly Puente

Long Beach could be on the hook to pay grocers for damages if they raise worker pay but the law is later found to be unconstitutional.

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3 hours ago
  • coronavirus

Still refusing to close patio dining, Restauration could now face eviction

Jeremiah Dobruck

Restauration, the Fourth Street restaurant that has openly defied Long Beach’s health orders by reopening its patio, could now be facing eviction after an escalating series of crackdowns by the city failed to shut them down.

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3 hours ago
  • coronavirus

Long Beach teachers were first in LA County to be vaccinated; then the process stalled

Mike Guardabascio

The Long Beach Unified School District this week is coping with a much smaller allocation of COVID-19 vaccine doses than it expected.

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4 hours ago
  • coronavirus

LA County will allow outdoor dining to resume by the end of this week; no word from Long Beach

Melissa Evans

Long Beach officials have not responded to questions about whether they’ll follow suit. The city has its own health department, but it has aligned with the county on most decisions.

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6 hours ago
  • coronavirus

Governor: ICU capacity expected to significantly improve in Southern California by late February

Staff Reports

Early Monday, the state lifted a strict health order for the majority of the state that banned all dine-in service, closed personal care businesses and restricted other activities.

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8 hours ago
  • community

It’s News Literacy Week. Here are 5 ways you can be a better news consumer

Stephanie Rivera

National News Literacy Week starts today as part of a campaign to promote knowledge of current events—a fundamental life skill—and provide tools to inform and empower the public.

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10 hours ago
  • real estate

Country Club Drive is Long Beach’s Hollywood boulevard

Tim Grobaty

“People come by and say they’re ‘Donnie Darko’ fans and ask if they can take a picture of themselves in front of the house,” says listing Realtor Jason Patterson.

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11 hours ago
  • coronavirus

UPDATE: State lifts stay-at-home orders; local officials could keep restrictions

Staff and wire reports

The decision does not necessarily mean activities like outdoor dining and haircuts in salons would be automatically allowed in Long Beach.

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22 hours ago
  • coronavirus

Customers flock to Thirsty Isle memorabilia sale, raise $10K to help bar cover its tab, owner says

Crystal Niebla

Owner James “Jimmy” DeBois said hundreds of customers showed up Sunday morning, and with their support, the sale likely helped him cover two month’s worth of his business’ rent.

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