Downtown business owners have been pushing to revitalize the area with events and activities. Two bars say a recent “entertainment zone” was exactly what they need.
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Settlement bars ICE from impersonating police to make home arrests
The agreement requires ICE officers in SoCal to wear visible identifiers on their clothing prominently identifying themselves as agents of ICE whenever they are wearing any “POLICE” identifier.
Posted inHealth
With typhus on the rise, Long Beach warns pet owners to guard against fleas
There have been localized outbreaks near Bixby Park and Junipero Beach, but cases have also been reported citywide, a Health Department official said.
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Blaze kills pets, scorches apartments in Long Beach’s Zaferia neighborhood
Firefighters had to rescue many animals from the building. Unfortunately, not all of them made it.
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Trump establishes LA Olympics security task force and threatens to redeploy National Guard
The executive order mobilizes agencies across the federal government to prepare for the mega-event, and names Trump as chair of the task force.
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Driver escapes fire that ‘fully engulfed’ truck’s cabin on the 710 Freeway
Traffic was backed up for miles while firefighters doused the flames.
Posted inFood
The pandemic shut them down; 5 years later, this popular wine bar and restaurant is back
“I don’t think in life, you get too many second chances. This is our chance to be the best possible restaurant that we can,” said Brad Neumann, chef at Taste Wine-Beer-Kitchen.
Posted inSmall Business
Who in Long Beach benefits from big crowds? Warped Tour gave us a preview
Long Beach is betting on larger events. So what did it mean for local businesses and residents when tens of thousands of people flocked to our shoreline?
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Ulta Beauty faces criminal charges for allegedly overcharging customers in Long Beach
The company has racked up several fines over the past few years for stores overcharging customers in the LA area.
Posted inPolitics
Newsom wants voters to weigh in on new congressional districts in November
Gov. Gavin Newsom says he’ll ask voters to decide on new districts in November as California seeks to challenge GOP-controlled states redrawing maps to favor Republicans in the midterms.