This is, of course, just a sampling, so tell us what we missed. What new businesses have you quickly grown to love?
Posted inThe Hi-lo
Long Beach Jewish Film Festival returns Jan. 17 to mark its 20th anniversary
The film festival will feature recent works that showcase Jewish perspectives and stories from all over the world when it returns to Long Beach in January.
Posted inNews
Surprise ambulance bills put these families in debt. A new California law bans the practice
Surprise ambulance bills can leave families deeply in debt after a medical emergency. A new state law that forces insurance companies to negotiate payments is expected to save Californians tens of millions of dollars a year.
Posted inNews
Long Beach to offer free bus rides, extended services on New Year’s Eve
The city will offer extended late-night service on eight routes to and from Downtown to encourage people to avoid driving under the influence, holiday traffic and parking.
Posted inThings To Do
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including… Disney on Ice and New Year’s Eve fireworks
Whether you were looking for ways to drink away the last few days of the year or find something more wholesome to take your family to, there’s plenty going on in Long Beach.
Posted inNews
Big waves and high tides could flood coastal Long Beach through the weekend
Empty sand bags are available at all city fire stations, with full sand bins at select stations around Long Beach.
Posted inNews
These 4 free weekly activities, group classes will be offered at Lincoln Park in 2024
Four weekly activities will be offered, including walking groups, beginners fitness, a dance class and a play date for children at Lincoln Park, beginning Jan. 2.
Posted inBusiness
The 5 Long Beach businesses it hurt most to lose this year
These are our picks, but what recently closed Long Beach businesses are you still grieving?
Posted inReal Estate
Water wins again: Naples homes swamp the list of priciest homes sold in Long Beach this year
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.