If approved, the money will support scholarships, programs and upgrades the university says are necessary as part of “a new era of college athletics” in the NCAA.
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A viral arrest, a drunken brawl and an overdose: the last days of a notorious Border Patrol agent
We obtained hours of body-camera video that give the fullest — and perhaps last — glimpse of Agent Isaiah Hodgson’s mindset when he became a flashpoint in the fight over immigration raids.
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Fire seriously damages Casa Sanchez, a longstanding Mexican restaurant in Long Beach
“It’s something that changes your life in one moment,” owner Tony Aguirre said about the blaze.
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Theater Review: Neil Simon’s ‘Plaza Suite’ charms at Long Beach Playhouse
“Plaza Suite” is actually three mini-plays all set in the same suite of New York City’s Plaza Hotel in 1968.
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Theater Review: Alanis Morissette’s ‘Jagged Little Pill’ is at the heart of a powerful musical playing in Long Beach
Award-winning writer Diablo Cody built the musical’s story around Morissette’s songs, focusing on the four-member Healy family, all of whom face challenges that are not unfamiliar to many of us.
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This mother-daughter duo opened a proper tea shop in Long Beach. It began on a whim
“I think when you do proper afternoon tea, you kind of feel special,” Susan Harris said.
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The LA Olympics schedule is out. Here’s a breakdown
The extensive program, released by Olympics organizing committee LA28 this morning, lays out the dates, times and locations of all competitions for 51 sports taking place across Southern California.
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19-year-old nursing student killed by driver pulling out of parking space, police say
“Grace was a vibrant and carefree 19-year-old girl,” friends of her family wrote in a fundraiser.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including an improv festival and kids fishing derby
Whether you’re looking for a funny time or a fishy one, we’ve got you covered.
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Long Beach abandons idea for curfew on 2nd Street bars, seeks citywide solutions
Belmont Shore bars say they’ll voluntarily close early for the next month. Meanwhile, the city will develop a safety plan.