Long Beach prepares for high tides, larger waves stirred by Hurricane Genevieve
Crews were rebuilding a protective sand berm, as they have several times this year, with high-tide events that threaten flooding happening more frequently.
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Long Beach to give away hundreds more gun safes in effort to further reduce gun violence
This is the second straight year that Long Beach has held the one-day event. Last year, all safes were claimed within 15 minutes.
California bill would let abuse victims use trauma as legal defense for violent crime
For the fourth year in a row, California lawmakers are weighing whether to give violent criminals the legal right to cite abuse in their legal defense.
New dual-degree partnership between Cal State Long Beach and Taiwanese university offers students a global education
Beginning in fall 2027, the institutions will offer two programs where students can earn degrees from both universities.
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From Japadillas to monkfish karaage, the Long Beach izakaya doing it differently
With no set menu and a seasonal approach, chef Yoya Takahashi is showcasing Japanese food on its own terms.
Take a peek at Long Beach’s past through this 1976 time capsule
The city unveiled the capsule on Wednesday in an event that included some of the residents who contributed materials 50 years ago.
Driver killed in crash that left car submerged in Los Cerritos Channel
The car veered off the road near Studebaker Road and Loynes Drive for unknown reasons, authorities said.
Parents speak out against consolidation of LBUSD’s English-Spanish immersion program
Westside families in particular say long commutes to a new campus may force their children to forego a chance at a bilingual education.
Downtown’s Mosaic shopping center sells for $30 million
It’s the latest development around the former City Place mall.
This Long Beach warehouse is ‘where food trucks are born.’ Meet the family behind it.
For 15 years, California Food Trucks has built out vans and commercial trucks into mobile kitchens.
Homelessness rises in Long Beach for second year in a row
The city reported a 3.7% increase in Long Beach’s homeless population, in spite of its investment of hundreds of millions of dollars in shelter beds and programs.
81-year-old driver dies in crash near Long Beach Airport
Police believe speed was a factor in the collision between a Chevrolet van and Ford SUV.