F/A-18 flyover planned Sunday during Grand Prix
Residents who live near Long Beach Airport can expect to hear louder-than-usual noise Sunday as the U.S. Navy conducts a flyover for the race.
Metro A Line train in Long Beach gets a new look promoting Taiwan tourism
Two trains running on the Metro A and Metro E lines will look noticeably different thanks to an advertising campaign by the Taiwanese Tourism Administration.
California leaders take sides in monumental Supreme Court case on homelessness
The U.S. Supreme Court is about to hear a case that will have major implications on homelessness policy in California. Find out where your leaders stand on the issue.
Long Beach police fatally shoot person they say refused to drop gun in Cambodia Town area
Police said he refused to drop a handgun after officers approached him in MacArthur Park.
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LASD warns of ‘brazen’ beauty supply thefts after arrest at Lakewood Center Mall
Sheriff’s Department officials said the suspect assaulted a deputy who was breaking up the theft at the Ulta Beauty cosmetics store.
Jury deadlocks in trial of ex-LBUSD safety officer charged with murdering 18-year-old
The panel split 7-5 — with the majority favoring a murder conviction and the other five opting for voluntary manslaughter.
Thursday is the deadline to apply to borrow an e-bike from Long Beach’s new lending program
So far, Long Beach has gotten 709 applications.
Misdemeanor charges filed against man accused of destroying art gallery in DUI crash
The driver also refused to take a blood-alcohol test, according to authorities, something the DMV says automatically results in a one-year suspension of your license.
A student sent a swastika to a Jewish lawmaker’s daughter. The response led to his new bill
Long Beach Assemblymember Josh Lowenthal wants to give school administrators the authority to suspend students for cyberbullying after his daughter was sent a swastika in social media. Will the bill…
Police arrest murder suspect after vehicle pursuit, SWAT search near Long Beach City College
When police spotted a vehicle they believed was connected to the slaying, the driver led them on a pursuit that ended near Chittick Field, according to the LBPD.
City Council to vote on a rarity: building affordable housing in wealthier areas of Long Beach
Long Beach leaders on Tuesday will consider decisions related to two different affordable housing projects that share a unique quality: They are both located in affluent areas of the city.