This year, all 10 of the priciest homes sold in Long Beach were just steps from the ocean and the associated waterways of the city.
Posted inOpinion
Column: Students’ return to Camp Hi-Hill is our family’s Christmas miracle
For a lot of my friends, Hi-Hill was the first (or only) trip into nature that childhood offered, and it was a beloved horizons-expanding experience for generations of Long Beach kids.
Posted inEducation
California is pressing universities to repatriate thousands of Native American remains and artifacts. How two campuses are succeeding.
Successive state audits of the University of California and the California State University found both systems have failed to comply with decades old state and federal laws mandating the return of Native ancestral remains and cultural artifacts, an act known as repatriation. Only UCLA and Cal State Long Beach have returned a majority of their collections back to local tribes.
Posted inFood
The 11 most notable restaurants that arrived in Long Beach this year — and 5 opening in 2024
Food service was finally back in full swing this year, paving the way for many new restaurants to get their doors open in 2023.
Posted inNews
6 heartwarming stories this year that still have us feeling good about Long Beach
At the Long Beach Post, we make a point of highlighting people who are doing amazing things in and for their community. Here are our favorites from 2023.
Posted inNews
In the midst of brain cancer, Wilson High senior is ‘living her life today’
Whether you call it courage, toughness, or determination, Berlin Gutenkauf has it.
Posted inNews
How to recycle your holiday tree for free in Long Beach this year
The “Treecycling” program, offered by the city’s Public Works Department, will provide 12 drop-off locations for tree disposal, free of charge.
Posted inNews
State’s end-of-year affordable housing bonanza likely to leave dozens of near-ready projects ‘mothballed’
The state has hundreds of millions to spend. Developers say they need billions.
Posted inNews
Police ask for help identifying two men who robbed food trucks
Long Beach Police are asking for the public’s help identifying two men who committed two armed robberies of food trucks the night of Saturday, Dec. 16.
Posted inNews
Christmas tree fire damages home for unhoused women at Rescue Mission
It was “by God’s grace” that damage wasn’t worse and no one was hurt, said Jeff Levine, executive director of the Rescue Mission.