Granting the interior of the building a historic status would cause problems because of the “known toxic mold” inside the building, according to the city.
Posted inOpinion
Column: I know I should be happy for my favorite restaurant’s success, but…
I usually love when the rest of the world suddenly becomes aware of Long Beach’s genius, but this time, there was a twinge of annoyance — and hunger.
Posted inThings To Do
10 holiday happenings to hit in Long Beach this December
If you’re feeling especially festive this holiday season, you’d better be ready to mark your calendar because Long Beach has a haul of events planned this December.
Posted inSports
The latest group of workers stuck in a labor dispute? High school soccer refs
Local high school soccer referees, who are paid $75 per game, have been boycotting over their pay.
Posted inThe Hi-lo
5 places to find an ‘ugly’ Christmas sweater in Long Beach
The infamous and simultaneously beloved ugly holiday sweater season is arriving. Here’s where you can find your own before all of the best are sold out.
Posted inMusic
Musica Angelica to bring free orchestra music to the library
Musica Angelica Baroque Orchestra plans to bring a free concert series to local public libraries in Long Beach, starting with the Billie Jean King Main Library on Dec. 2.
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Long Beach is getting speed cameras. Here’s where they might go and how much a ticket will cost
Soon, officials will place 18 speed cameras around Long Beach, and the city is ramping up a process to determine where they’ll be located.
Posted inBusiness
CSULB aims to raise $174K for Giving Tuesday to mark the school’s 74th anniversary
Last year, the university raised more than $180,000 on Giving Tuesday, an effort that typically injects funding into three to five scholarships per college.
Posted inCity
Places to volunteer and donate during Long Beach’s ‘Season of Giving’
The city of Long Beach has launched a “Season of Giving” campaign with a list of volunteer opportunities and places to donate this holiday season.
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How bad could the cyberattack on Long Beach be? Experts and other cities offer clues.
City officials have been tight-lipped about anything they may have learned about what happened, but experts say the road to recovery could be long — and expensive.