The facility in the port’s Downtown headquarters will include interactive displays and information about the port’s history, operations and environmental initiatives.
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Long Beach will pay $300,000 to settle lawsuit alleging officers roughed up cancer patient
The lawsuit alleges a man was recovering from prostate cancer surgery when officers pulled him over for his expired car registration and used excessive force to detain him.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including… an art supply exchange and a David Bowie tribute concert
From an antique market to a panel discussion on the history of tattoos — there’s plenty to do in Long Beach this weekend.
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Man gets 14 years, 6 months in prison for fatally stabbing man in Belmont Shore in 2022
Sergio Alvarez, 28, was convicted of voluntary manslaughter for fatally stabbing Gavin Clason, 33, on the night of March 6, 2022.
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Central Long Beach’s MacArthur Park set for a $10.5 million facelift; here’s what to expect
MacArthur Park is about to get a long-planned revitalization.
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Vince Staples’ new Netflix show based on his life in Long Beach to premiere next month
The long-anticipated, five-episode series about the Long Beach rapper’s upringing in the city will be available to stream on Feb. 15.
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Street vendors must have business licenses, insurance, permits under new Long Beach rules
The long-debated ordinance limits where street vendors can operate and requires them to get insurance and permits or risk having their equipment seized.
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City Council chambers to close for nearly a month for audio, video upgrades
The chambers have had issues with sound quality since they opened in 2019, sometimes making it difficult for the audience and council members to hear what’s being said.
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Want fewer stray cats in Long Beach? This workshop aims to connect rescuers and residents
Kris Beardsley, a retired FBI agent, wants her latest investigative efforts to unite local resources, trappers, city government and residents as an interdependent coalition to help stray and feral cats.
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Meet District 8 City Council candidate Sharifa Batts
The City Council district that covers parts of Bixby Knolls and North Long Beach will be wide open with longtime Councilmember Al Austin leaving office. Listen to why Sharifa Batts says she’s right for the job.