Facing pressure from the Trump administration, California tried to revoke more than 20,000 trucking licenses from certain immigrants, including many asylum seekers. In a tentative ruling, a Bay Area judge said these drivers should be able to keep their licenses, at least temporarily.
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LA’s best new Peruvian restaurant is hiding in a Lakewood backyard
Lomo Fuego is a fully licensed Peruvian restaurant operating out of a family home, and it’s part of a quietly growing movement reshaping how a restaurant is defined.
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Brother and sister were among the 4 killed in fiery wreck at Long Beach Airport underpass
Authorities have now released the identities of all four of the victims. They were all in their 20s.
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State Sen. Gonzalez pushes for speed cameras on PCH in Long Beach, one of the city’s deadliest roads
This would be on top of 18 speed cameras Long Beach already plans to install in other parts of the city.
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How one Long Beach resident’s $2,200 medical bill got erased
So far, an L.A. County pilot program has abolished more than $363 million in unpaid medical bills, for 170,000 residents.
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Japanese skateboarding show will take over dirt pit where City Hall once stood
KASSO challenges skaters to conquer extravagant obstacle courses. In its first event outside Japan, it’s producing and broadcasting a two-day festival in Long Beach.
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Long Beach Community College District to pay $18M to settle adjunct lawsuit
If a judge gives final approval, the settlement will result in 1,456 class members receiving more than $11,000 each, according to court filings.
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How you can skate on the same Lakewood rink that Alysa Liu used to train for her Olympic gold
It’s part of a long history for the Rinks-Lakewood ICE, which has also hosted many champions and Olympians over the years.
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Motorcyclist killed in crash on 405 Freeway in Long Beach this morning
Authorities have shut down several lanes while they investigate what happened.
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Thousands who left college without finishing could be given associate’s degrees under new bill
A proposed pilot program could retroactively award joint degrees from CSULB and LBCC to students who previously earned enough credits.