Adult fairy tales, a 1974 version of the story of Job and a world premier of a play called “The Tragedy Giftshop” are just some of the options in our local theater scene.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a wildfire recovery benefit concert and weave-your-own tapestry workshop
Planning your weekend? Here’s some great options.
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SWAT officers surround house in North Long Beach after reports of a person with a gun
Four teenagers were eventually taken into custody, police said.
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The record store that launched Snoop Dogg wants to become a museum. Can it happen?
Kelvin Anderson had a hand in shaping hip-hop history at VIP Records. Riding on the coattails of the return of the iconic store’s sign, he is asking Long Beach — and the world — to help him convert the building into a museum celebrating the city’s mark on music history.
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A family-run celebrity waffle shop opens in Downtown Long Beach
Comedian Gabriel Iglesias, who grew up in Long Beach, recommended they open Downtown. Now they’re here.
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DA ends moratorium on death penalty, says it will be sought only in exceedingly rare cases
This reverses a policy from now-former District Attorney George Gascón that barred prosecutors from seeking the death penalty in any case.
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Artist profile: Longtime local tattoo artist to display paintings, mixed-media work at solo show
Art has been a constant force of reinvention in Sonny Daniel’s life. His latest era will be on display at Altar Society Brewing on Saturday.
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Man arrested for allegedly firebombing car on Second Street, Long Beach authorities say
He’s accused of throwing an “incendiary device” at a vehicle. Jail records show he was taken into custody on suspicion of attempted murder.
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Two killed in crash between car and motorcycle in East Long Beach, authorities say
The motorcyclist and an elderly woman riding in the car were killed in the crash at Wardlow Road and Woodruff Avenue, according to the Long Beach Fire Department.
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‘Herculean effort’: These port communities have waited decades for clean air. Why a new plan may fall short
The ports of LA and Long Beach are the biggest sources of air pollution in the LA basin. Air quality officials have drafted new rules to help electrify the ports. But community groups representing 400,000 residents say they don’t go far enough or fast enough to clean up their dirty air.