Monday Morning Coffee: Crippling tariffs, plummeting cargo volumes, higher prices
Here’s what’s on the agenda for city and business leaders — including the dramatic effects Trump’s tariffs are having on Long Beach.
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Shlap Muan, a chicken wing staple with a uniquely Long Beach story, just finished serving at Coachella
Owner Hak Tea serves out of the same North Long Beach space where his parents ran a restaurant for decades, and he’s incorporated the Cambodian flavors he grew up eating.
Theater review: In the story of restored instruments left behind amid the Holocaust, ‘The Violin Maker’ strikes a hopeful note
International City Theatre’s new production is a meaningful and important story that is well worth experiencing.
Grants for LA clean trucks frozen in Trump effort to defund green energy
The $250 million, which would fund about 500 electric trucks serving the ports of LA and Long Beach, remains frozen as a legal dispute plays out between the EPA, a bank and a green energy group.
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Theater News: Teens tackle ‘Hadestown’ at Long Beach Playhouse beginning this weekend
It’s a chance to see some “incredibly talented teens tell the story of these myths and legends with such awesome and haunting music.”
Visas restored for five of six CSULB students, college says
Visas for the six international students had previously been revoked without warning or explanation.
55,000 LA County workers start 48-hour strike; thousands rally in downtown LA
Union members have decried what they say was a 0% cost-of-living increase offered by the county. County officials say they’re staring down a precarious budget season, including a “potentially catastrophic loss of hundreds of millions or more in federal funding.”
