Convicted sex offender was able to keep working at Long Beach spa, police say
At least one woman even turned to the spa’s Yelp page, trying to warn others that she’d been sexually assaulted by a massage therapist.
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Long Beach voter guide: City Council District 1
District 1 is a crowded race against a well-funded incumbent to represent downtown and its surrounding neighborhoods.
Ransacked Catholic school recovers from damage, gets encouragement from the Pope
Holy Innocents School was burglarized twice. They’ve since invested nearly half a million dollars in security systems and repairs.
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Man charged with murder in deadly stabbing on Metro train
Investigators are still looking into what sparked the stabbing, but the attacker and victim appear to have been strangers to each other, police said.
Two otters, unable to return to the wild, form a mother-daughter bond in Aquarium’s surrogacy program
A young adult otter named Rey and pup Sunny were each discovered stranded and deemed unfit to return to the ocean. Rescuers at the Aquarium of the Pacific hope the…
Multi-car collision on 710 Freeway leaves 1 dead
The victim, whose name, age and gender were not immediately known, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Suspected burglar escapes after SWAT search
Shortly before 4:10 p.m. on Monday, a 911 caller reported that a person had broken into a home near the intersection of Third Street and Alamitos Avenue, according to Long…
Long Beach Amphitheater starts hiring. Job fair runs through Thursday.
They need food and beverage operations managers, event managers, maintenance supervisors, cashiers, cooks, bartenders, servers and more at the new venue being built next to the Queen Mary.
A landlord’s discounted rents shaped a neighborhood. Her death has upended it.
Longtime tenants like Dennis Anderson relied on the kindness of their landlord. But following her death in February, he and others are being forced out as the estate must pay…
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