Serving flavors like ube honeycomb and black sesame cookies and cream, owner Drew Belcher says he’s hoping to inspire joy with each bite.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a senior resource fair, world-class sailing and pug fashion show
Plan your weekend here.
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Suspected burglar escapes after SWAT search
Shortly before 4:10 p.m. on Monday, a 911 caller reported that a person had broken into a home near the intersection of Third Street and Alamitos Avenue, according to Long Beach police.
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Long Beach Amphitheater starts hiring. Job fair runs through Thursday.
They need food and beverage operations managers, event managers, maintenance supervisors, cashiers, cooks, bartenders, servers and more at the new venue being built next to the Queen Mary.
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A landlord’s discounted rents shaped a neighborhood. Her death has upended it.
Longtime tenants like Dennis Anderson relied on the kindness of their landlord. But following her death in February, he and others are being forced out as the estate must pay outstanding debts.
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A new chapter for local journalism in Long Beach
The Long Beach Post and Business Journal are joining The LA Local, gaining support to expand coverage and reach.
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It will soon be legal to sell meals out of your home in Long Beach. Here’s how.
Under the new law, it could cost as little as $1,500 to start up a home restaurant instead of hundreds of thousands invested in traditional brick-and-mortars.
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Long Beach MMA fighter will battle for a chance at the UFC in hometown bout
Eugene Correa had been running a gym to teach youth self defense — especially those who grew up in the foster system like he did. But he decided it’s time to get back in the ring.
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Plans to fix gaps in Newsom’s mental health court reopen divisions over involuntary care
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s CARE Court struggles to serve Californians in acute mental health crises. Two bills are moving forward to change that.
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Water damage shuts down city’s main homeless services center; it will operate out of tents for months
People in need can still get help at a temporary facility right next door, but some services, like showers and childcare, are limited.