Bryson, a native of Long Beach who was lauded for his business and athletic achievements, died after a long battle with cancer.
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Audit: Long Beach spends millions fixing its streets; they’re still among the worst
The city poured hundreds of millions of dollars into street repairs but didn’t effectively track cost overruns and was unable to show if the money was well-spent, City Auditor Laura Doud said.
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Olympic sailing events to be split between Long Beach, San Pedro
Belmont Shore will stage men’s and women’s windsurfing, as well as men’s and women’s kite surfing.
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Trump Administration sues Los Angeles over ‘sanctuary city’ policy
The lawsuit contends that the sanctuary laws — in which local law enforcement officials refuse to assist immigration enforcement efforts — are illegal.
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The Post is debuting a new ticketing platform that is cheaper for customers, with proceeds staying local to help support our journalism.
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5 Alarming facts about impaired driving in Long Beach — and what you can do to help stop it
Impaired driving continues to be one of the leading causes of traffic deaths and serious injuries in Long Beach. Whether the result of alcohol, cannabis or even prescription medication, driving under the influence remains a deadly and preventable choice. Here are five key facts about impaired driving in Long Beach — and one important action […]
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California’s population shrank in Trump’s first immigration crackdown. It could happen again
California could lose votes in the electoral college and suffer economic setbacks if President Trump’s immigration crackdown deters people from moving to the state.
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Officials call for probe into immigration officers’ presence on Terminal Island
Activists say they’ve seen agents in military vests marked with “ICE” driving Border Patrol vehicles and unmarked cars in and out of a staging area.
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Neighbors sue Long Beach, demanding tighter enforcement of airport noise ordinance
They say the city is letting flight schools exploit a loophole to fly thousands of late-night training operations that should be banned.
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Police arrest man who may have impersonated immigration agent, Huntington Park officials say
Police said he had an SUV outfitted with police-type lights, a loaded gun and documents with headings from federal agencies like HSI and CBP.