The victim’s two young children spoke during the sentencing hearing, with one asking the defendant, “Why did you think killing my daddy was OK?”
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Day Trip is back: Here’s the lineup for the major house music festival returning to the Queen Mary
This will mark Long Beach’s fourth time hosting the event since Insomniac moved the festival here from San Bernardino.
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19-year-old passenger dies after car slams into tree in Downtown Long Beach, police say
Speed and impaired driving were being investigated as possible factors in the crash, police said.
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They trusted her to help birth their babies; instead, they say, she disappeared with their money
The Long Beach Birth Center abruptly closed, leaving a group of expectant mothers suddenly without prenatal care. The owner insists she’s also a victim, hamstrung by the state’s unfair regulations.
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Video shows man slamming dog into the ground in Long Beach; police are investigating
“Animal abuse is unacceptable and will not be tolerated in our community,” police said.
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Bones found in sand on Long Beach shoreline; investigators believe they’re human
Crews scoured the sand Friday and Saturday after someone reported finding human remains at Junipero Beach. They appear to have confirmed the grisly discovery.
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19-year-old Long Beach man killed in crash on Temecula highway
Preston Obeidin was “a radiant light in the lives of everyone who knew him,” according to a fundraising page organized for his family.
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Man seriously injured in crash between golf cart and SUV on Shoreline Drive, LBPD says
The crash happened around 11:45 a.m. in front of the entrance to Shoreline Village.
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State takes Long Beach warehouse from scandal-plagued food bank, moves in new operator
Authorities say the food bank, which is accused of misspending millions of dollars in public funds, also tried to take out loans against a North Long Beach warehouse purchased with state grant money.
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Steeply discounted overdose-reversal medicine now available to any Californian
California is making progress in curbing fentanyl-related deaths, but opioid overdoses continue to kill thousands of people every year.