The city will soon require grocery and drug stores to staff a minimum number of employees at self-checkout counters. They say the move will deter theft.
Community college adjunct professors optimistic as two lawsuits over pay progress
Roughly 1,200 adjuncts who brought a class-action lawsuit against LBCC in 2022 are preparing for mediation to resolve claims of lost pay.
Tariffs caused cargo slump in May, Long Beach Port officials say, but they expect a boost in late June
The number of containers going through the Port of Long Beach dropped 8.2% compared to last year.
Bystanders rush to help victim shot in head outside Long Beach Wingstop, witnesses say
They said a group of teens ran off after the shooting. Police had several youth detained at the scene.
Local chefs will compete to create Long Beach’s best hamburger at inaugural Burger Bash
Attendees can sample burgers from over a dozen local hotspots competing for the golden cow trophy.
Former In-N-Out employee sues, alleging he was discriminated against because of his hairstyle
The 21-year-old Black man from Carson is suing, alleging the burger chain discriminated against his cultural identity. He’s seeking at least $3.2 million.
Trump lawyers call his decision to send troops to LA ‘unreviewable’ by U.S. courts
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s legal team calls President Trump’s arguments for deploying troops to Los Angeles “terrifying.” The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals today heard the case.
Youth can get free summer meals in Long Beach while school is out; here’s where
Thousands of local kids rely on reduced-price lunches at school every day. Here’s where they can still get free, healthy food during the summer.
Homelessness is top of mind for many Californians. Why does the proposed budget eliminate funding for it?
California’s main source of homelessness funding would drop from $1 billion last year to $0 this year in the proposed state budget.