Close to 50,000 turned out to vote early this weekend
County officials said 118 Vote Center locations were opened throughout the county, providing a safe in-person voting experience.
UPDATE: Ethics watchdog investigating council candidate over texts attacking opponent
Long Beach’s 2nd District is one of several local elections that have been marred by mud-slinging.
Students to talk with local government officials about youth voting at virtual forum
From 6 to 7:30 p.m. via Zoom, the forum’s guests will include representatives from the city’s mayor’s office, District 1, District 5—districts that oversee parts of West, Central and East Long Beach—and Assembly Member Patrick O’Donnell’s office, organizers said.
AG Becerra takes ballot box fight to court
Attorney General Xavier Becerra petitioned the Sacramento Superior Court to order the party to provide details about the location of private ballot boxes it set up, and the voters who left ballots in them.
Early in-person voting begins Saturday in selected locations
Starting Saturday, Oct. 24 between 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., eight Vote Centers will be open to the public across Long Beach.
After an unpredictable 2020, Long Beach police brace for possible Election Day unrest
Long Beach police are prepping to deploy extra officers on Election Day this year because of the possibility of civil unrest, according to the department.
With 2 weeks until Election Day, Long Beach ballot returns outpacing LA County
Ballot return data shows that as of Saturday, 33,747 ballots from Long Beach voters had already been received by the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk.
Long Beach Voter Guide: Debate roundups, local measures and vote center locations
Long Beach voters will be making multiple important decisions locally during this general election on Nov. 3.
City leaders get blasted with obscene messages—but who were they from?
A candidate running for Long Beach City College’s Board of Trustees says someone has used his phone number to leave obscene robocall messages for a number of city leaders.
IN PICTURES: Behind the scenes at debates hosted by the Post, Press-Telegram, Gazette and Business Journal
Local media outlets hosted five debates between Oct. 5 and Oct. 14 featuring candidates for City Council, Long Beach Unified Board of Education and Long Beach Community College Board of Trustees. Here’s how to watch.