Federal judge poised to restrict immigration arrest tactics in Los Angeles raids
The warrantless arrests have been a key feature of the government’s mass deportation efforts.
Man riding e-scooter killed in crash with pickup truck, Long Beach police say
The crash marked the 27th fatal traffic collision in Long Beach this year.
Two suspects — ages 16 and 22 — arrested on suspicion of robbing off-duty LBPD officer
The arrests date back to the robbery of an off-duty LBPD officer at about 1:30 p.m. on July 12 near Bixby Road and Orange Avenue.
Long Beach says the fence around its library is working; a homelessness committee isn’t convinced
The downtown library has become a symbol of Long Beach’s struggle to reduce homelessness. A $790,000 fence only added to that debate.
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Most Californians turn from renters to homeowners by age 47. In other states, it’s 36
For most Californians, the milestone of buying a “starter home” is increasingly happening long after the start of adult life.
Long Beach offers free vaccine clinic to ensure students are up to date before school starts
The superhero-themed clinic will be open from 3 p.m to 7 p.m. on Aug. 11 at the Main Health Facility at 2525 Grand Ave.
TV crews can’t stay away from this beachfront Long Beach home. Here’s its unique history
It’s shared the screen with Chris Pratt, Kaitlin Olson and Anya Taylor-Joy. You may have seen it heavily featured in a recent episode of Apple TV’s “Lucky.”
Long Beach moves to borrow $50 million against city buildings
The last time the city sought a line of credit like this was during the pandemic, when it was worried about relief funds arriving in time.
Long Beach police ask for help finding driver who hit teens on dirt bikes
Police said the driver took off after injuring a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old.
Port buys Oceangate office tower in $36 million deal to lure companies back to a struggling downtown
Hoping to share some of its economic fortunes, the Port of Long Beach is buying a 13-story office tower as part of a city effort to revitalize a downtown core…
California judge holds Homeland Security in contempt in case over LA immigration sweeps
A federal judge held the Department of Homeland Security in contempt for not disclosing records related to the cellphone communications of immigration agents in Los Angeles.
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