“I found myself dancing down the aisle after its well-deserved standing ovation,” reviewer Anita W. Harris writes.
Posted inSmall Business
Mayor, City Council want a new plan to help small businesses rebound
With rising commercial rents, break-ins and other hurdles, Long Beach has started crafting a plan to recruit, retain and reinforce small businesses.
Posted inAerospace
Aerospace company True Anomaly to open 90,000-square-foot plant at Long Beach Airport
The spacecraft company based in Centennial, Colo., announced Wednesday it will open a facility at the airport-adjacent Douglas Park to develop satellites and AI software.
Posted inThings To Do
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including Black history on the Queen Mary and a massive collectibles show
It’s the last weekend of Black History Month. Plus there are some amazing performances at our local theaters.
Posted inNews
Erroneous election reminder accidentally sent to local voters
Many Long Beach voters got an email or text message telling them they had a week left to turn in their ballots — but there’s no local election.
Posted inEducation
California college leaders anxious, uncertain as Trump administration orders end to diversity programs
Some officials say they will not change any programming despite risk of losing federal dollars, while others are still weighing next steps.
Posted inSide StrEATS
Can quesadillas be a calling? For De’Mon Tyndell, yes they can.
Side StrEATS is an occasional video series by the Long Beach Post that highlights the amazing diversity and personal stories in our city’s unique culinary scene.
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City of Hope offers the most advanced blood cancer care in Long Beach
Serving a community with growing needs for specialized cancer expertise, Karla Olmedo, M.D., is a rising star in hematology-oncology — the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cancers that develop in the blood and bone marrow. Dr. Olmedo practices at City of Hope’s Long Beach Elm and Long Beach Worsham locations, part of one of the […]
Posted inNews
Parents of man shot to death by sheriff’s deputies file wrongful death lawsuit
The Sheriff’s Department has said he advanced on deputies while wielding a pair of scissors. The lawsuit says he was in the middle of a mental health crisis and never threatened them.
Posted inCity
Long Beach Public Works to update public on Colorado Lagoon project
The public meeting is the first since a Long Beach Post investigation revealed workers’ complaints about contaminated dirt and improperly handled asbestos.