Plus, a big pet adoption event, ballet “Cinderella” and an exquisite new exhibition at the Long Beach Museum of Art.
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Long Beach Symphony concert brings together varying classical styles
A showcase of unique classical music style combinations, Long Beach Symphony’s 89th season continues with what promises to be another innovative and entertaining concert on Saturday, Nov. 18, at the Terrace Theater. Under the direction of Maestro Eckart Preu, the concert featuring guest appearances by renowned Hindustani violinist Kala Ramnath and dancers from the Long […]
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Long Beach police shoot man they say stabbed his mother, refused to drop knife
After being called about the stabbing, police say, they rushed to a home in North Long Beach where they shot the man after he would not drop the knife.
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Want to help guide police reforms? Applications now open for Police Oversight Commission
The new commission will recommend what should be audited at the Long Beach Police Department, but unlike its predecessor, it generally won’t investigate individual misconduct complaints.
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Family-owned Mexican restaurant El Sauz to open 4th Street location soon
The family-owned chain has been a staple in Long Beach’s Cambodia Town for decades. Its second location in the city has a new look but the same classic dishes.
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In twist, gang member testifies he alone carried out mass shooting at Halloween party
Prosecutors have used the defendants’ own statements to build a case that several shooters participated in a planned attack. Now one defendant is trying to take responsibility on himself alone.
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Federal officials warn of danger from cyberattacks at Port of Long Beach, other vital infrastructure
“It’s incredibly important that we expect disruption to occur because we live in a world that is so connected, so interdependent, but yet so vulnerable to a myriad of threats,” said Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director Jen Easterly.
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City Council may vote to shield embattled tourism chief from public records laws
Facing mounting accusations he misspent city funds and mistreated staff, Convention and Visitors Bureau CEO Steve Goodling has proposed a plan that would help him avoid public scrutiny.
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Belmont Shore’s Christmas Parade returns Dec. 2: Street closures and everything else you need to know
The city’s Christmas parade will light up Belmont Shore once again on Dec. 2.
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The city could buy a sandy parcel on Alamitos Beach for $50,000 and make it public
The roughly 9,954-square-foot plot of land is located between 13th Place and 14th Place north of the bike and pedestrian paths and was listed for $2 million in 2022.