The father-and-son-operated barbecue restaurant will close its doors at the end of the year after facing an arduous process getting its smoker approved, among other struggles.
Speeding driver who hit man walking dog pleads no contest to murder, animal cruelty
Jyvante West was fleeing from police after a burglary in West Long Beach when he ran a red light, killing Jose Hernandez and his dog Harley as they crossed the street.
Student arrested after bringing gun to Wilson High School, officials say
Many concerned parents waited for news outside the locked-down campus Friday morning. Police said no shots were fired and nobody was hurt.
Santa ditches his sled; sails into Long Beach Harbor to bring festive joy and magic to children at Parkers’ Lighthouse breakfast with Santa
Santa Claus normally travels by a reindeer-pulled sleigh, but when he comes to Long Beach, he bids farewell to Rudolph and companions at the North Pole, opting for a yacht instead. Santa arrived at Parkers’ Lighthouse in Long Beach on Saturday, Dec. 2 to have breakfast with MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach […]
Holiday markets to shop for unique gifts in and around Long Beach
Looking to find some unique gifts from local makers this holiday season? You’re in luck. We’ve found several local holiday markets that will host vendors selling art, clothing, candles, treats, plants and much more.
California budget rollercoaster: Analyst predicts $68 billion deficit
California’s Legislative Analyst’s Office projects a 2024-25 budget deficit twice as large as 2023-24. It says the state could dip into reserves and cut some one-time spending.
Vuori Clothing, Rumble Boxing and more coming to 2ND & PCH
In addition to the elevated clothing and boutique boxing brands, the retail center is welcoming a new Spanish restaurant and the return of a plant shop.
Alex’s Bar is a star in Green Day’s new ‘Dilemma’ music video
Green Day just dropped its latest music video on Thursday, Dec. 7 and it was filmed at a popular venue in the Zaferia District.
In historic shift, Long Beach Post, Business Journal reorganize as nonprofit newsroom
This move will strengthen the journalism we produce every day, but it also means our financial support must come from you, our readers, our business partners, our foundations — all of our constituents.
Commissioners will again ask Long Beach City Council to support ceasefire in Gaza
Some commissioners expressed frustration and disappointment that the City Council hasn’t already taken up their suggestion to vote on a resolution expressing support for a ceasefire.