Pryor was 78 when he died in January. His memorial service drew many admirers who remembered his quiet kindness and work ethic.
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Why California election workers are returning after COVID and conspiracy theories
They had to get through the pandemic, election denial and suspicious envelopes. While some left, counties now say they’re having better luck recruiting poll workers.
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Column: Voters deserve transparency in political campaign messaging. Right now, they don’t have it
I tried to hunt down who paid for a mudslinging mailer, but a broken system makes it nearly impossible for voters to track down information they should have to make an informed decision.
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Where to vote in person: All of Long Beach’s voting centers are open until 8 p.m.
Dozens of vote centers across Long Beach are open today.
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How does LA County’s new bail system work? And who gets released without having to pay?
More people are being released without having to post bail, and that’s the point, according to court officials who briefed a City Council committee on the changes.
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Meet ‘Black Biden,’ who says he’s exposed 150 pedophiles to his thousands of online followers
A Long Beach man rose to fame for his political parody videos. Now he confronts and shames men he says are trying to meet minors for sex.
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Popular pop-up Hamburgers Nice to collab with Michelin-star-winning Heritage on Saturday
Heritage is also bringing back its much-loved brisket sandwich for the event, which starts at 5 p.m. March 2 at the Heritage Farm space on Gladys Avenue.
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What is the Right Colorectal Screening for Me?
By: Nilesh Vora, M.D., medical director, MemorialCare Todd Cancer Institute at Long Beach Medical Center The American Cancer Society estimates more than 106,500 people will be diagnosed with colon cancer and more than 46,000 will be diagnosed with rectal cancer in 2024. It’s highly recommended for adults with an average risk of colorectal cancer to […]
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It’s Grand Prix season again. Track construction begins in Downtown Long Beach
Under its agreement with the city, race organizers can begin construction 50 days before the race. The track will be fully removed about two weeks after race weekend.
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Long Beach could get its first women’s sports bar, courtesy of three determined locals
Owners Jackie Diener and Megan Eddy are working with Chef Charlie Ray to make Long Beach home to what they say is only the fifth women’s sports bar in the county.