After a two-year hiatus, the Compound is reopening and introducing Union, a new restaurant with a menu curated by Eugene Santiago of Baryo.
Posted inCrime
Shooters hunted for gang members but killed 69-year-old on sidewalk instead, prosecutor says
Jose Raul Corrales was shot to death outside his home near Cabrillo High School after a fight between Hispanic students and Black students heightened tensions at the campus, according to authorities.
Posted inNews, The Hi-lo
What do you want to see in a new Monopoly: Long Beach Edition? Hasbro wants to know
The board will have 22 squares that need to be filled with Long Beach’s cultural landmarks and local favorites and the 100-year old toy company is hoping residents will weigh in.
Posted inNews
Passengers are bringing more guns to SoCal airports; 145 were confiscated in 2023
At Long Beach Airport specifically, 10 firearms were confiscated last year, up from five in 2022, according to the TSA.
Posted inBusiness
Meet the local who got a shout-out in the State of the City for founding his own company
The mayor introduced Billy Carillo’s company as one of the latest additions to the city’s burgeoning aerospace sector during his annual State of the City address Tuesday.
Posted inThe Hi-lo
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including… a Downtown art walk, record store meetup and the MLK Day parade
From “The Big Lebrewski” at Long Beach Beer Lab to an opportunity to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., there’s plenty going on in Long Beach this week.
Posted inNews
Community Hospital site to offer recuperative care, sobering beds and, eventually, senior housing
National Healthcare and Housing Advisors has multi-phase plans to provide services at the shuttered hospital. A community meeting about the plans is Thursday.
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Homelessness, oil and becoming a music destination: 3 takeaways from the 2024 State of the City
Mayor Rex Richardson addressed the city’s biggest hurdles in 2024, while sharing some big developments that are on the horizon. Here’s what you need to know.
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Long Beach City Council to vote on proposed street vendor ordinance
The ordinance would bar street vendors from certain areas of the city and require permitting but the city would help cover some of those costs.
Posted inBusiness
A video production company with clients like Maserati and Post Malone is moving to Long Beach
The city is an overlooked hotspot for creative firms, according to Swing Set Managing Director Tobin Kirk, who called it “Silicon Valley: Long Beach Division.”