The governor signed two other bills that strengthen protections for grocery workers during grocery store mergers and acquisitions.
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FAM Festival brings together food, art and music for a good cause
FAM Festival brings together food from well-known Long Beach eateries, music and an art auction with proceeds going towards Miller Children’s Cancer Institute.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including… scary movies, chile roasting and art exhibitions
Plus, a small business pop-up and an Oktoberfest-themed bar crawl.
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Beachwood Brewing sells Downtown Long Beach location to a new brewery
The popular Long Beach brewery, Beachwood Brewing, will sell its Downtown taproom to another brewery and move its beer production to Huntington Beach.
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An AIDS memorial in Long Beach? City Council wants to know what it would cost
Council members praised the idea at a meeting Tuesday and asked city staff to study the feasibility of designing and installing an AIDS memorial.
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Long Beach Marathon returns this weekend, expecting largest attendance since pandemic
What to know about the the 39th Annual Long Beach Marathon, including itineraries, street closures, attendance and more.
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City Council approves scaled-back Belmont Pool design at a price of $74.2 million
The pool has gone through multiple redesigns and is now expected to cost $74.2 million. Prior versions were projected to cost as much as $145 million.
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Camp Nova: Overcoming challenges in Black entrepreneurship
Two entrepreneurs from vastly different backgrounds share how they came together to form Camp Nova, a multi-faceted product, branding and media company.
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Retro Row staple The HipPea to close; new sushi spot to take its place next to Art Theater
The new eatery, Retroll Sushi, will be named for its location on Retro Row and focused on take-out.
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CSULB calls student rally for Palestine ‘deeply offensive’ in light of attacks on Israel
As some students spoke out in support of Hamas, the university condemned the demonstration, saying it rejects “any glorification of war or celebration of death.”