The case was sent back to a Long Beach courtroom after a state appeals panel overturned the murder conviction in a 2-1 ruling last November.
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Jury awards $9 million to disabled tenant who was denied parking at luxury condos
Emma Adams said she fought for years to get a parking spot at the Aqua Towers that would accommodate her car’s retractable wheelchair ramp.
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Westerly School of Long Beach celebrates the class of 2024 in its 30th year
Westerly School of Long Beach, a leading private independent K-8 school, proudly announces the graduation of 18 exceptional eighth-grade students on June 12, 2024. This momentous occasion not only marks their academic achievements but also celebrates a significant milestone as they are the graduating class of Westerly’s 30th school year. Westerly’s graduating class of 2024 […]
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Meet Grill ‘Em All — and its constantly rotating menu of heavy metal burgers
The Cowboy from Hell hamburger might be the most extravagant meal being offered during Long Beach Burger Week.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a surf guitar convention and a murder mystery
Did you know there’s an annual event in Long Beach dedicated entirely to instrumental surf music? And if that’s not your jam, we’ve got plenty of other things to do, too.
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Want to help homeless neighbors during the hot summer months? Long Beach asks for donations
The city is asking for things like sunscreen, hats and water bottles during a donation drive scheduled for Saturday.
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Long Beach man shot to death in his garage; suspect arrested, police say
Homicide detectives were searching for a suspect after a deadly shooting near Lime Avenue and 59th Street.
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The Long Beach athletes to watch in the Paris Olympics
There are at least 21 athletes and coaches with strong local ties and compelling personal storylines.
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Snoop Dogg, Long Beach Rep. Robert Garcia to represent U.S. at 2024 Paris Olympics
Snoop will be carrying the Olympic torch on one of its last legs, and he’ll stick around as a special correspondent during NBC’s primetime coverage
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Crime is rising at LA Metro. Is a new police force the answer?
California public transit agencies are trying to lure back riders by improving safety. Metro’s decision to create its own public safety department is a major test.