Police arrest 2 men suspected of shooting man in pickup truck to death
Both men were booked on suspicion of murder, with bail set at $2 million each.
A beachside pool project stalled for a decade; new parking meters may be its savior
The City Council just approved a new plan for the long-delayed Belmont Aquatics Center. It relies on $24.5 million in borrowing, paid back mostly by 1,800 new parking meters around Alamitos Bay.
California’s newest ICE center has 1,400 detainees. What Adam Schiff and Alex Padilla saw there
California Democratic Sens. Alex Padilla and Adam Schiff visited the newest and largest ICE detention center in the state, a former prison in Kern County. CoreCivic operates this site.
Immigration agents chase down gardeners working on lawns in East Long Beach
One worker insisted he was a dual citizen before the group of men in Border Patrol vests loaded him into the back of an SUV.
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Job fair at Long Beach adult school to feature 50 employers, training programs on Jan. 30
It’s open to the public. Anyone can apply for jobs from employers, including local school districts, the city of Long Beach, Goodwill, FedEx and more.
Man on e-bike dies in crash into center median, Long Beach police say
Police said he hit a curb and was found unconscious late Friday night.
Long Beach police officers hear gunfire, find man shot to death in pickup truck, department says
They found the truck crashed into a light pole and parked car, police said.
LBUSD vows to hire local labor on nearly half a billion dollars of construction through 2030
The school board voted unanimously after union members urged them to extend an agreement originally struck in 2020.
Federal government has no right to California voters’ sensitive data, judge rules
DOJ officials argued they needed the data to assess whether states were properly maintaining their voter rolls. The judge said it would chill voting.
California counties must jump through new hoops to get homelessness funds
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration is pressuring local leaders to pass ordinances regulating homeless encampments, among other requirements.
After the busiest year ever, Port of Long Beach CEO says he wants to double cargo by 2050
Uncertainty over tariffs has not stopped booming cargo volumes, said CEO Noel Hacegaba, who just stepped into the role.
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