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Mar 24 5:49 pm shared from News

Man dies a month after hit-and-run crash left him hospitalized, family says

Fernando Haro Garcia

The man was identified by his family as 76-year-old Sy Thongdy.

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Mar 24 4:43 pm shared from News

Frustrated with police performance, Metro could look at creating its own force

Jason Ruiz

Los Angeles County Metro officials voted Thursday to begin negotiating contract extensions with law enforcement agencies that patrol its trains and buses—and to look into creating an in-house police department following reports that officers it pays to patrol the system might not be following through on that duty.

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Mar 24 4:08 pm shared from Long Beach Business Journal

Long Beach, LA County unemployment continued to rise in February

Brandon Richardson

Despite the increase, February marked the first time in three years that Long Beach reached a lower unemployment rate than Los Angeles County as a whole.

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Mar 24 3:13 pm shared from News

Special Olympics plunges into partnership with LBCC in preparation for summer games

Laura Anaya-Morga

The partnership will allow over 80 Special Olympics Southern California athletes to practice at the LBCC Liberal Arts Campus ahead of the 2023 Special Olympics Summer Games, which are scheduled to take place on June 10 and 11 at Cal State Long Beach.

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Mar 24 3:01 pm shared from Long Beach Business Journal

35th successful mission brings Rocket Lab’s delivery tally to 159 satellites in orbit

Brandon Richardson

The company delivered two more satellites and saw the successful splashdown and recovery of the first stage of its Electron rocket.

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Mar 24 2:24 pm shared from Long Beach Business Journal

Government, port and labor leaders celebrate $110M for supply chain worker training campus

Brandon Richardson

The facility, slated to open by 2029, will be a central location for attracting, recruiting, training and retraining dockworkers, truck drivers, warehouse employees and other essential logistics workers.

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Mar 24 1:03 pm shared from News

Long Beach will extend winter homeless shelter at Community Hospital through April

Jason Ruiz

City officials had been seeking an extension at the hospital, which has been hosting up to 81 people per night since mid-December and was originally slated to close at the end of March.

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Mar 24 11:36 am shared from News

California ends some water limits after storms ease drought

Adam Beam, Associated Press

The order will impact people in different ways depending on where they live. For most people, it means they won’t be limited to watering their lawns on only certain days of the week or at certain times of the day.

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Mar 24 11:30 am shared from News

Nearly 20 dogs went home last weekend from Long Beach shelter. It’s still not enough.

Kate Karp

Even with adoptions continuing through the week, including a couple of lucky dogs scheduled for euthanasia, it’s still not enough to save animals from leaving the shelter in the worst possible way.

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Mar 24 10:00 am shared from Studio LBP

Leading research study offers blood test to potentially detect up to 50 types of cancer early

Long Beach Post Partner

This screening is especially beneficial for aggressive cancers that are not currently screened for.

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