At long last, Long Beach Airport moves rental car services into its terminal
For decades, the rental car counters have been housed in nearby trailers. Now they’re actually inside the building.
Bystander wounded by stray bullet in shooting on Redondo Avenue, Long Beach police say
Police said he suffered a minor wound and was treated by paramedics.
As it tries to cool neighborhoods, Long Beach seeks to sharpen its ban on some artificial turf
It’s already restricted on public rights-of-way, but with no enforcement, it has proliferated nonetheless. Residents say it’s heating up neighborhoods and killing trees.
Long Beach has approved housing at a pace not seen since the 1980s, but a slowdown is looming
The number of homes being built skyrocketed in recent years. Economic forces may soon dampen that.
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Teachers say disabled students are at risk as LBUSD confronts ‘unsustainable’ costs of classroom aides
Parents and teachers have raised alarms at recent school board meetings, saying they’re struggling to keep students safe with limited resources.
Olympics fans, mark your calendars. Registration for the 2028 ticket draw opens next month
Registration for tickets to the 2028 Olympic Games will open on Jan. 14, LA28 organizing committee officials announced Monday.
Parents of notorious Border Patrol agent blame public backlash for his overdose death
It’s the first time they’ve spoken out since their son’s controversial arrest of a U.S. citizen and his drunken confrontation with police drew intense scrutiny.
With the threat of layoffs looming, teachers union strikes tentative contract deal with Long Beach Unified
If the deal holds, no educators will see pay raises, as the district stares down a $70 million deficit.
Driver flees from police at high speed through downtown Long Beach, into San Pedro
Police were unable to scramble a helicopter overhead, and ground units called off the chase near Anaheim Street and the 110 Freeway.
Will California OK lower utility company profits? How a pending vote could affect your electric bill
State regulators are poised to vote on how much profit utility companies can make, a decision with big implications for Californians’ bills and the aging power grid.
Trump’s new order against AI regulation hits California especially hard
Since 2016, California enacted more AI regulations than any other state. The president’s new order against such laws worries state officials.
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