In Long Beach, you’ll be able to see 59% of the sun blacked out. Here’s when and how to watch.
Posted inCrime
Police believe man killed in North Long Beach shooting was hit by stray gunfire
The shooting shut down a stretch of Atlantic Avenue near 61st Street while police searched for evidence.
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Trial begins for ex-LBUSD safety officer accused in teen’s killing
A defense attorney for Eddie Gonzalez, the accused former safety officer for Long Beach Unified, said the shooting was an act of self-defense; prosecutors argue Manuela “Mona” Rodriguez posed no danger.
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Long Beach police will deploy extra officers to look for distracted drivers this month
They’ll be doing “proactive enforcement targeting speeding and distracted drivers intended to prevent collisions,” an LBPD spokesperson said.
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Cold temperatures, rain on the way for Long Beach this week
It has already been an extremely wet rainy season for Long Beach and other areas in the Southern California region.
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Column: New LBPD badge celebrates the original’s 100th year
The original design was done by Los Angeles artist H.H. Hanners, father of LBPD Detective Sgt. George W. Hanners, in 1924, several decades after the department was founded in 1888.
Posted inFood
Beloved Long Beach panadería Gusto Bread is a finalist for prestigious James Beard Award
Gusto Bread has been serving artisan sourdough, savory pastries and innovative pan dulce on Fourth Street since 2020. It is the only Long Beach eatery still in the running for a James Beard Award this year.
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Man accused of carrying out wide-ranging burglary spree could face life in prison
The burglary spree left Long Beach “shaken,” District Attorney George Gascón said in a statement.
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‘Your house is turned into a crime scene’: Council looks to strengthen laws on short-term rentals
In the wake of a shooting at a short-term rental three months ago, the city is looking to strengthen punishments for problem landlords and will look at how its own enforcement agencies can be more responsive to nuisance complaints.
Posted inPolitics
Progressive Democrats say services, not penalties, will cut crime
A group of Democratic legislators outline a package of bills to offer more services to offenders and crime victims. The proposals come during an election year and when Democrats are divided on how to address crime.