Police said the attack happened Sunday afternoon at the farmers market across from the 2nd & PCH shopping center.
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Police interrupt burglary suspects, sparking 2 separate pursuits that end in crashes, LBPD says
One fleeing suspect crashed into a fire hydrant, police said. Another hit a vehicle, sending it careening into another car.
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Police arrest suspected rapist in ‘abhorrent’ crime, ask other possible victims to come forward
Police believe he is responsible for attacking at least two women in Long Beach.
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City to unveil latest — and hopefully last — version of new Belmont Pool
It’s been years since the city first announced its intention to replace an aging shoreline aquatics center. Replete with delays and scale downs, officials are confident the project is in its final lap.
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Photos: Long Beach’s 37th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade
Long Beach celebrated the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. on Saturday.
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Teammates, family mourn Cabrillo High soccer player who died after on-field medical emergency
The ninth-grader was rushed to the hospital where he died Friday night. The next morning, there was an outpouring of grief as students gathered for a vigil.
Posted inPublic Transit
Ever get off on the wrong ‘Long Beach’ Metro station? It could be renamed soon
The Long Beach Boulevard station is in Lynwood. It’s easily confused for the Downtown Long Beach station, according to Metro officials.
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Private firefighters are increasingly popular with insurers. But do they pose a risk?
There is a growing and controversial ecosystem of private firefighting companies that have seen themselves thrust into the spotlight as some of the wealthiest neighborhoods in Los Angeles have gone up in flames.
Posted inTrade & Transportation
An experimental hybrid-electric plane just landed at Long Beach Airport for the first time
Long Beach-based Ampaire is testing the technology in airspace around major airports as it moves closer to bringing it to market.
Posted inPorts
State of the Port: Even as container traffic surges, officials say they’re striding toward environmental goals
It’s been 20 years since the Port of Long Beach adopted its Green Port Policy. During an annual address, officials highlighted the progress they’ve made.