Because Trump is unlikely to approve them, California has no choice but to abandon its groundbreaking rules for zero-emission trucks and cleaner locomotives.
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Queen Mary amphitheater to open this fall, anchoring world-class ‘entertainment hub,’ mayor says in State of the City
Rex Richardson said his vision for Long Beach includes solidifying it as a premier waterfront music destination — doubling down on tourism and entertainment as the city transitions away from oil.
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DeForest Park’s bathroom burned in June; it still hasn’t been replaced — to residents’ frustration
Without adequate facilities, neighbors say some parkgoers resort to finding a tree or a bush. The city says it’s still working on plans for a new restroom.
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Santa Ana winds return today; Long Beach expects to see only mild gusts
Other parts of LA County are bracing for renewed fire danger. Long Beach will be mostly shielded from the winds.
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Union plans to picket State of the City speech amid convention center wage dispute
Unite Here Local 11 members also voted to authorize a strike at the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center.
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What is Long Beach’s wildfire risk? An emergency management expert weighs in
Long Beach isn’t immune to the possibility of catastrophic fires. We asked a CSULB professor who studies them to lay out our greatest risks.
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After months of delays, beachside skating rink set to open in February, Long Beach says
An opening date has been in limbo since a grand unveiling was abruptly canceled in September.
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Long Beach launches webpage, warns of scammers following evacuation alert confusion
Hoping to ease confusion caused by a string of erroneous evacuation alerts sent across Los Angeles County on Thursday and Friday, Long Beach has launched its own emergency website.
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Former Millikan football star Ryan Pellum charged with aggravated assault, negligently firing gun
Police allege he pistol-whipped a man and then shot twice into the air on Christmas in East Long Beach.
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LA fires could drastically drive up insurance premiums — and test California’s new market rules
The state’s plan to fix the insurance crisis had barely rolled out when the Los Angeles fires began. Can the market recover and stabilize?