As a bitter legal fight takes place in the background, a new group of employees is still trying to save the beloved breakfast institution.
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47,000 Long Beach households could lose affordable internet in April. Here’s how to prepare
Tens of thousands of Long Beach households have been getting a subsidy of up to $30 a month for high-speed internet, but that discount could come to an without more funding from Congress.
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California’s fast food workers are getting a raise. But the labor-industry truce is fraying
Republicans want to scrap the law, accusing Gov. Gavin Newsom of corruption in dealings with a Panera Bread franchisee who is a major campaign donor. McDonald’s franchisees are funding a committee that is attacking Democrats who supported the law and are seeking local office in the primary.
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Kidney cancer survivor pilots toward a promising future
When you hear Marcelo Vine talk about his passions — flying the experimental plane he built himself, winning national car races in his Porsche 944 — it’s hard to imagine anything could keep him down. That spark to make the most of every day continued during his treatment for kidney cancer at City of Hope […]
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Long Beach Transit offering free bus rides on Election Day
Planning to vote on Election Day? Long Beach Transit will get you to and from a polling place for free.
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Man stabbed to death at Dave’s Hot Chicken restaurant on 2nd Street
This is the second time in two weeks that someone has been killed on Second Street, one of Long Beach’s most popular nightlife destinations.
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Studebaker Road overhaul could break ground in 2024, be finished by 2026
The project will repave a nearly 5-mile stretch, add protected bike lanes and install pedestrian protections like curb bulb-outs that push out into intersections.
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Column: Long Beach, let’s give Nathan Bonsteel another unforgettable birthday
The world can be a dark and frightening place. My antidote for when I’m feeling overwhelmed is to try and make a small impact with one person in my city.
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Extra Frames: The photos we didn’t publish in February
The photos were not used in a story for one reason or another but are too good to simply fade into obscurity and languish in the archives, forever unpublished.
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Gavin Newsom hits the road for Prop. 1 as support falls for his mental health measure
Gov. Gavin Newsom is visiting four cities to drum up support for Prop. 1, a $6.4 billion bond for mental health facilities. Opponents say the state can’t afford the plan.