Pentagon says it will withdraw the 700 Marines deployed to Los Angeles
A Pentagon official said they “were instrumental in restoring order” after immigration protests. Local leaders said their arrival was nothing more than a political stunt.
The Queen Mary’s commodore, who welcomed tourists aboard for over 40 years, has died
Nobody embodied the Queen Mary quite like Everette Hoard, who was a near-constant presence on the ship since 1982.
Bryan Braman, former LBCC linebacker who helped Eagles win Super Bowl, dies at 38
Braman returned to LBCC less than a month after his Super Bowl win with the Eagles and credited the coaching staff for helping him achieve his lifelong dream of playing in the NFL.
Long Beach in talks to land minor league baseball team
“Long Beach actually is the largest city, to our knowledge, the largest city in the country that doesn’t have its own pro baseball team,” said one of the potential team’s owners.
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Long Beach will smoke test the sewer system on Naples; here’s what that means
It’s meant to identify problems and leaks before a sewage overflow occurs.
Long Beach asks delivery robots to leave while it crafts regulations
The automated delivery bots started popping up in the downtown area earlier this year, but they’ve since been pulled back.
Homeless man found shot to death under 91 Freeway in North Long Beach, police say
We’ll update this as we get further information.
Historic Ocean Center Building in downtown Long Beach is for sale after $50 million renovation
Originally constructed in 1929, the building has been converted into luxury apartments with a penthouse renting for $5,995 a month.
June cargo dropped sharply, but Long Beach Port expects a rebound as more tariffs loom
“We’re anticipating a cargo surge in July as retailers stock up on goods ordered during the 90-day pause placed on tariffs and retaliatory tariffs,” Port CEO Mario Cordero said.
California joins lawsuit seeking the release of $6.8 billion in school funds
An email notifying schools of the freeze said the grants — which fund things like support for English learners, teacher training and after-school programs — were not “in accordance with the…
Affordable housing project in South Wrigley starts construction, to finish late 2026
City officials celebrated the groundbreaking of The 101, a 52-unit housing project in South Wrigley, as another milestone in curbing a rising housing crisis that continues to cripple the region.
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