First-ever fully 3D-printed rocket could blast off as early as June 1
The launch window begins next month and is open through December, but Relativity Space has not yet announced a date for the first flight.
Convicted killer charged with heading COVID-19 unemployment fraud scam
From behind bars, she masterminded a $2 million fraud scheme involving COVID-19 unemployment money, prosecutors allege.
Report of gunman prompts SWAT standoff, arrest at Long Beach hotel, LBPD says
Police surrounded the Golden Sails Hotel and eventually arrested a man after getting reports that he had a gun and wanted to shoot people, according to the LBPD.
Rescue group inundated with sick and injured brown pelicans
“We’re seeing a mix of fledglings, second-year birds and mature adults, which makes me think it could be a food supply issue rather than a simple influx of starving fledglings,” said Dr. Rebecca Duerr, director of research and veterinary science for Bird Rescue’s Los Angeles Wildlife Center.
Long Beach wants to merge its gas and water departments; voters could decide in November
Long Beach officials say that merging the water and sewer services with the gas department could create a more efficient service for residents and ratepayers.
Wilson High students lead rally for abortion rights in Long Beach
“We wanted to give women and our friends a safe place and teach them how to stand up for themselves,” said 16-year-old Dayne Rash Arguello.
A ‘surreal experience’: Father-son surgical team repair spines in Long Beach OR
For the past six years, the father-son surgical team has performed over 1,500 orthopedic surgeries at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center.
Freestyle and Jukebox festivals headlining Lisa Lisa, Taylor Dayne, Rick Ross at Queen Mary this summer
Two one-day music festivals are coming to the Queen Mary Events Park back-to-back in August.
Small businesses, restaurants and nonprofits to soon see COVID relief grants
The funding comes more than a year after the city approved its recovery plan and received more than $60 million in federal COVID relief aid to address fiscal issues and urgent needs in the community.
Preschool employee ID’d by vigilante group targeting sexual predators has yet to be charged
Experts and a source within the District Attorney’s office said officials may be wary of prosecuting cases connected to online vigilante groups due to a myriad of legal concerns.