The university declined to comment on its plans for the four hospitals, but the $975 million sale is expected to close this spring with no interruptions in patient care.
Posted inThe Hi-lo
Mardi Gras celebrations return to Shoreline Village Saturday, Feb. 10
This Saturday, residents can celebrate New Orleans’ famed Mardi Gras tradition in Shoreline Village with jambalaya, face painting, stilit walkers and more.
Posted inNews
Trash rates expected to increase as Long Beach ushers in new era of waste disposal
Between the closure of the city’s trash-burning facility and efforts to comply with a new statewide recycling law, residents are likely to see higher trash bills this year.
Posted inNews
Long Beach moves to recovery mode after a record-breaking 10 inches of rainfall
After a weeklong period that brought two storms to Long Beach, crews are working to fill potholes, clean up dozens of fallen trees and assess water quality at local swimming areas.
Posted inThings To Do
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including… Mardis Gras and a ‘Ghost’-inspired couples’ pottery class
Watch the Super Bowl while playing virtual golf or take the kids to see Nickelodeon’s PAW Patrol Live this weekend.
Posted inCrime
Former city employee to get 11 years in prison for causing death of woman who overdosed
Police say the man walked into LBPD headquarters and admitted to the crime years after the woman’s death.
Posted inPolitics
Meet District 8 City Council candidate Tunua Thrash-Ntuk
Thrash-Ntuk has endorsements from most of the current City Council and the mayor. Columnist Jackie Rae asks what vision she’d bring to the Bixby Knolls and North Long Beach area.
Posted inNews
Man shot by gunman who entered his Belmont Shore home, police say
Police say they’re still trying to find out more information about who the suspect was and why he shot the victim.
Posted inDevelopment
City Council denies appeals, clears way for 344 units of new housing at two projects Downtown
The two buildings are slated to replace the Dolly Varden Hotel and the shuttered Long Beach Cafe on Ocean Boulevard.
Posted inPolitics
Who’s to blame for Long Beach’s hiring woes? City may ask voters to approve a controversial fix
The mayor and city manager have backed a plan to get rid of the Civil Service hiring process, but Civil Service Commission members say they’re being scapegoated.