Jefferson Middle School, McBride High and a host of other schools are also getting new principals for the next school year.
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Pedestrian killed after being hit by three cars near Chittick Field
The first and third vehicles to hit the man fled the scene. The second driver stopped and called 911.
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Cabrillo High School wins drone soccer national championship
Cabrillo’s team, the Flying Jags swept the fast-moving, high-tech competition at the U.S. Drone Soccer National Championship last month.
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Long Beach’s first women’s sports bar now has an opening date and a location
Watch Me! Sports Bar is taking over Playa Amor’s old space across from 2nd & PCH after the well-known restaurant closed — blaming COVID and construction.
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Man gets 50 years to life in prison for murdering pregnant woman, ‘leaving her in the alley like trash’
The judge blasted the killer for smiling when crime scene photos were displayed at trial and for showing no “emotion, remorse or human feeling.”
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Vandal goes on window-smashing spree in Downtown Long Beach; suspect arrested
More than half a dozen businesses in the East Village neighborhood had their windows smashed overnight.
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Addressing the Crisis: MemorialCare’s initiatives to improve minority maternal care amid rising maternal deaths
By: Shari Kelly, DNP, RN, NE-BC, C-ONQS, RNC-OB, executive director, Cherese Mari Laulhere BirthCare Center, MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach In the United States, the joyous occasion of childbirth is marred by a troubling reality: the rising maternal death rates among minority women. Despite advances in healthcare, maternal mortality rates have been […]
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Graduation photos: Sato Academy of Mathematics and Science celebrates class of 2024
It’s graduation season, and we’re here to capture the joy and celebration as about 5,065 LBUSD students get their diplomas at 16 ceremonies from June 5 to 14.
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CSULB hosts Special Olympics this weekend with new ways to help athletes thrive
It’s not just the games — the Special Olympics offers life-changing health screenings and new ways for participants to compete alongside their peers.
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With deficits looming, Long Beach considers new taxes on property sellers, businesses and more
With federal pandemic aid and oil money drying up, Long Beach may raise the price tag on business licenses, electricity fees or property sales. Even a sales tax increase is possible.