A series of free classes hosted by the DLBA will cover permitting, insurance as well as guidance on menu-building, promotion and more to anyone looking to start a culinary venture in Long Beach.
Posted inOpinion
Column: 3 people have died on PCH in 8 days. Where’s the urgency to fix this deadly road?
If these had been murders or gun violence, there would have been an immediate outcry, but the truth is, many of us are just used to people dying in traffic all the time.
Posted inBusiness
Long Beach Business Journal wins grant to host media literacy training sessions
The “Beyond Print” grant from the Lenfest Institute will help pay for development of a series of workshops for small businesses, nonprofits, sole proprietors and others who want to learn about media marketing from the journalists at our publications.
Posted inNews
Where to watch Long Beach’s 2024 State of the City address on Tuesday
The mayor’s marquee speech of the year is scheduled for Tuesday evening.
Posted inNews
Woman killed in crash at Pacific Coast Highway and Cherry Avenue, police say
One witness said a woman on a bike was hit and dragged several yards.
Posted inNews
36th annual MLK Day Parade and Celebration returns to Central Long Beach
The parade on Saturday, Jan. 13, will start around 10 a.m. at the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue and Anaheim Street.
Posted inNews
Cerritos hospital seeks dismissal in patient dumping suit
Hospital lawyers dispute the patient’s version of events and are asking the judge to dismiss her causes of action for dependent adult abuse and neglect.
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Highest tides of the year coming this week; here’s when to expect them in Long Beach
Low-lying areas on Long Beach’s shoreline will look a little different with high tides are expected to reach nearly seven feet.
Posted inThe Hi-lo
Meet the literary women of the Festival of Authors in Long Beach on March 9
Featured authors will include Ann Napolitano, author of “Hello Beautiful” and Long Beach local Diane Marie Brown, author of “Black Candle Women.”
Posted inNews
The port’s futuristic new train runs ‘dead silent.’ It may pave the way for what’s to come.
After years of development, a battery-operated locomotive is being tested by moving cargo around the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles.