Even the Shoreline Gateway tower, with some of the highest rents in Long Beach, is almost 90% full.
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Long Beach reports first ever case of locally-contracted dengue
This is the only the second case in the state of California in which a person who has not traveled outside the United States contracted the virus. The only other case was reported last month in Pasadena.
Posted inFood
Long Beach welcomes Zankou Chicken, and their famous garlic sauce, with open arms
Renowned Mediterranean chain Zankou Chicken had its official grand opening today in Long Beach, with a line of hungry customers going out the door and giveaways throughout the afternoon.
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Protesters call for Congressman Robert Garcia to support ceasefire in Gaza
Garcia has supported a more limited “humanitarian pause,” but the protestors said that is not enough.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including…a Reggae Superfest and the Dia de los Muertos Grand Parade
Plus, a storytelling show, a plant festival and the return of a popular homebrew beer event.
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10 of the best vegan restaurants in Long Beach to celebrate World Vegan Month
From plant-based barbacoa and bibimbap to a meatless and cheeseless Downtown deli, there are a ton of amazing places you can celebrate World Vegan Month with right here in Long Beach.
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Bay Area retail chain Sports Basement to take over vacant Sears in Los Altos
The former Sears building has been vacant since the retailer began shutting down stores in early 2021.
Posted inCrime
Student made up report that she was robbed, punched in CSULB parking lot, police say
The student said she was attacked on campus, but, police said, security camera footage did not corroborate her report.
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Registration for Long Beach’s parks and rec classes opens Nov. 6; how to get a spot
Are you looking to sign yourself or your child up for a winter recreation class? Registration opens Monday for classes ranging from ceramics to hip hop.
Posted inHealth
Long Beach wants to give free, fresh produce to markets in underserved neighborhoods
Fresh produce will be given to six markets for three months, and possibly longer, in North, Central and West Long Beach.