More than two years until the first votes are cast, Senate leader Toni Atkins becomes the fourth big-name Democrat to jump into the governor’s race. She is seeking to become the first female and openly gay chief executive.
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2 killed when speeding SUV plunges off Studebaker Road into Los Cerritos Channel, LBPD says
Divers scoured the channel near Studebaker Road and Loynes Drive where they found the two victims.
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Are you the greatest storyteller in Long Beach? Here’s your chance to prove it
The friendly competition kicks off Monday, Feb. 5 and will take place every first Monday of the month through August.
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East Village churchgoers subdue man wielding fake firearm; suspect arrested, police say
The man, who had an outstanding warrant, is being held on charges of displaying an imitation firearm in public, brandishing a replica firearm and disturbing a religious meeting.
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Relativity Space wants to build 200-foot tower next to Long Beach Airport
The structure would likely play a role in testing the company’s 3D-printed rockets. Some aircraft associations worry it will affect airport operations.
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Women and minorities bear the brunt of medical misdiagnosis
Researchers call misdiagnosis an urgent public health problem.
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America’s health system isn’t ready for the surge of seniors with disabilities
The number of older adults with disabilities — difficulty with walking, seeing, hearing, memory, cognition, or performing daily tasks such as bathing or using the bathroom — will soar in the decades ahead.
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MLB players the d’Arnaud brothers open baseball academy in Long Beach
The brothers have a combined 14 years of experience playing in Major League Baseball and are using that knowledge to foster the next generation of ball players in their hometown.
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Performing arts preview: Your guide to the 2024 concert season
Concert season is here. Here’s what everyone from the Long Beach Symphony to Musical Theatre West have billed.
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CSU faculty plan to strike Monday. Here’s what to expect in Long Beach
The union is demanding a 12% salary increase. The strike, which could disrupt classes, is planned to start Monday and last through Friday.