For those who work or volunteer for nonprofits and those who just want to kick a few extra dollars to a cause they care about, leaders of two Long Beach nonprofits have some advice for how to approach the season.
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Side StrEATS: New bao bun fusion concept, I Luv Ur Buns, packs a hand-held punch
The concept is centered on Asian street food, combining different cuisines like Cambodian, Korean and Mexican flavors in a hand-held bao bun.
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California Democrats are divided on Senate race, Gaza war
Rep. Barbara Lee edged Adam Schiff for the most delegates for the U.S. Senate race. The state Democratic Party convention was divided and disrupted by protests over the Israel-Hamas war.
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Los Angeles freeway closed by Nov. 11 arson fire set to fully reopen before Monday’s commute
The Nov. 11 blaze, fed by flammable materials stored under the roadway in violation of the company’s lease, closed a stretch of Interstate 10 near downtown for days, snarling traffic as repair crews worked around the clock to fix it.
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Preparations begin for annual Christmas tree lighting later this month
The 9th annual Downtown Christmas tree lighting ceremony and festival will return to the Terrace Plaza at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 28.
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California reduces payments for rooftop solar power — for second time in a year
The utilities commission reduced payments to apartments, schools and businesses selling solar power to the grid despite a barrage of criticism. Commissioners say it reverses unfair subsidies.
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With his own sound, Jakob Nowell hopes to live up to the Sublime legacy of his father
Growing up in the shadow of his father, Sublime’s orignal front man, Bradley Nowell, almost deterred Jakob Nowell from playing music. But 10 years into his career, he has learned to fuse his dad’s influence with his own sound.
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ComplexCon 2023 returns to Long Beach with rare shoes, streetwear and celebrities
The annual event is dedicated to bringing together influential brands and artists from around the globe to showcase and celebrate style, sneakers, art, design, music and food, among others.
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Grief, fear, and hopes for peace: California college students describe campus climates during Israel-Palestine conflict
Students at university campuses throughout the state are coming together – many times at odds – in their demands for peace and justice between Israel and Palestine. Here is a look at how the divisions are impacting California college students.
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Former owner of Pacific Hospital is again sentenced to prison
Michael D. Drobot, who served prison time for running a massive workers’ compensation fraud scheme involving spinal surgeries, was sentenced to 15 months behind bars for selling off his luxury cars and keeping the money for himself instead of forfeiting the cash to the government as ordered.