Cooper Steinhauser was born 15 weeks early. After his death, his parents turned grief into action
“We just kept thinking, we have to keep doing things in his name,” said Haley Steinhauser, Cooper’s mother. “This felt like the right way to do that.”
LBUSD says major upgrades are coming to Poly High campus
The proposed changes, which are still years away, include seven new academic buildings, three new sports facilities, two new parking structures, and dozens of other renovations and upgrades.
Man hospitalized in critical condition after being shot in Willmore neighborhood
Police said they responded around 8:02 p.m. to the 500 block of Daisy Avenue where they found the man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds.
Authorities ask for help finding 82-year-old man with Alzheimer’s reported missing in Compton
Walter Lee Taylor was last seen at 4 p.m. Friday in the 200 block of North Mayo Street, the Sheriff’s Information Bureau said.
Poke Pub brings homemade Hawaiian flavors to The Promenade
Located at 160 The Promenade North, the former site of Foundation Sandwich Shop, Poke Pub offers an array of fresh poke and barbecue options, along with Hawaiian beers to wash it all down.
95-year-old woman disputes $25 million gift agreement to benefit CSULB
A 95-year-old woman is asking a judge to find she is not obligated to make a $25 million donation to music education at CSULB, alleging she was coerced into signing such an agreement.
Gratitude and compassion go hand in paw in animal-hoarding cases
Last month, officials removed almost 40 cats from a hoarding situation at a small apartment, threatening to overwhelm the shelter, but Long Beach’s animal community came to the rescue.
Where to shop during Small Business Saturday in Long Beach
Shop Small Saturday is an annual event to promote local shops and restaurants. Here are some events happening in Long Beach this weekend.
Local history: The story of Long Beach’s ‘bridge to nowhere’
For three and a half years, there were no roads leading to the J.H. Davies Bridge. Mocking headlines ensued: including “Million-Dollar Seagull Roost Gathers Guano.”
Mentally ill prisoners in California are three times likelier to get shuffled around
Newly acquired state data shows that the Corrections Department transferred patients with serious mental illnesses an average of five times over a six-year period, underscoring a CalMatters’ investigation this year that revealed the practice and raised questions about the harm it could cause.