The building on Fountain Street has been vacant since 2015. It’s slated to be replaced with 73 units of affordable housing.
Posted inThe Hi-lo
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including… Dine Out Long Beach, an Afro-Latinx Festival and an Intuitive Arts Fair
Dinner deals, theater performances and spiritual experiences are all on tap this weekend.
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Long Beach’s inclement weather shelter has been filling up during the recent storms
The shelter has been in high demand as Long Beach has been hit by a series of rain storms recently.
Posted inHealth
Long Beach is handing out free Narcan and fentanyl test strips. Here’s how to get some.
Long Beach is hoping to save lives by distributing medication that reverses opioid overdoses and tests that detect when fentanyl is cut into other drugs.
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Driver dead after being broadsided in crash at Anaheim and Atlantic, police say
Police said a man was driving through the intersection when a woman who may have been distracted or impaired slammed into his vehicle.
Posted inPolitics
It may take only a few thousand votes to win a Long Beach City Council seat in March
With a noncompetitive presidential primary driving down turnout, local candidates don’t need to compete for as many votes.
Posted inBusiness
Seal Beach Starbucks joins the largest unionizing push in the company’s history
In all, 21 Starbucks locations in 14 states filed petitions with the National Labor Relations Board.
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A rescued, endangered sea turtle is being nursed back to health at Aquarium of the Pacific
The turtle underwent surgery and is now being rehabilitated on a specialty diet of restaurant-quality seafood and greens — but it seems to prefer fish over clams.
Posted inCrime
2nd Street shooting: San Pedro man arrested on suspicion of killing city employee
SWAT officers took the suspected killer into custody Monday evening at his San Pedro home.
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Commissioners grill city manager and mayor about proposed changes to the city’s hiring process
The mayor and city manager are proposing an amendment to Long Beach’s charter that they say would speed up hiring, but Civil Service commissioners are skeptical of what one called “a major change in the way the city operates.”