Woman killed in hit-and-run was a grandmother who loved to feed her neighbors
Song Tate’s family said her death opened their eyes to just how dangerous Long Beach’s streets have become.
Long Beach police write dozens of tickets to late-night pickleballers
The operation drew some strong opinions about whether this was a good or bad use of law enforcement resources.
Hit-and-run driver arrested for killing man who was crossing PCH in a wheelchair, police say
Police said they quickly found the suspected driver near PCH and Second Street.
Teacher charged with abusing disabled students in his kindergarten class, LASD says
He was allowed to return to the classroom this school year despite the alleged child abuse being reported last school year.
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A California frog is on the brink of extinction. Long Beach’s aquarium has a plan to save it
It’s so endangered that biologists consider the species among the rarest vertebrates on Earth.
Local pet store asks for help finding burglar after second break-in
Each time, someone smashed through the store’s door and took off on an Lime bike or scooter.
Hurricane Marie reshaped Southern California’s coastline last week. El Niño could be far worse
Scientists say the coastal erosion from the far-off hurricane that destroyed homes and swallowed beaches is a preview of what’s to come as soon as next month.
How do you dispose of an abandoned Russian submarine? Long Beach is on the hook to find out
The Scorpion has sat alongside the Queen Mary for 26 years — 16 as a tourist attraction, a decade as a rusting eyesore.
U.S. Supreme Court rejects Trump’s mail-in voting limits as November election nears
Gov. Gavin Newsom celebrated the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision shooting down President Trump’s proposal to restrict mail-in voting just before the November midterm election.
Man dies after being hit by 3 cars as he was crossing the street, police say
Two of the drivers fled the scene of the crash, police said.
Newsom signed 13 new laws to protect kids from technology. Will they work?
Even a decade ago, the horror stories behind some of the 13 bills Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law Thursday seemed the stuff of fiction. No more.
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