The plaintiff is a Christian Scientist who says his religion forbids him from giving any bodily samples, like saliva, to be tested for the coronavirus.
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Richardson calls for community, industry collaboration in ‘West Side Promise’
Mayor Rex Richardson’s “West Side Promise” proposes a 10-year investment plan to explore what steps can be taken to revitalize West Long Beach’s economy and housing supply and make it more climate resilient.
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Survey: 32% of Californians won’t take COVID vaccine boosters
The survey, released this week by UCLA, also found that 41% of adults with the lowest incomes experienced COVID symptoms for two months or longer, compared to 23% of adults with the highest incomes.
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California could borrow a record-breaking $35 billion to tackle the housing crisis. Will voters go along?
California voters regularly name housing costs and homelessness as among the most important issues facing the state. Now lawmakers are calling their bluff.
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Project X LB provides free laundry and food assistance to the community
The idea for the event came after Project X LB founder Marcus Hobbs had volunteered at another free laundry event, where he said he realized there was a greater need to provide free laundry services to the community on a regular basis.
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Hotel Maya workers join regionwide strike amid ongoing contract negotiations
Dozens of unionized workers at Hotel Maya in Downtown Long Beach have joined the regional strike for higher wages, improved work conditions and benefits amid ongoing contract negotiations.
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Get screened for World Lung Cancer Awareness Day
Lung cancer causes more deaths than breast, colon, and prostate cancer combined.
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Decision on new Raising Cane’s, El Pollo Loco at Long Beach Towne Center postponed
Two new drive-thru restaurants at the Long Beach Towne Center will have to wait at least another month before being approved due to disputes over city requirements to install solar panels.
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Planning Commission clears way for Legends to build 1st permanent parklet on 2nd Street
Legends Restaurant and Sports Bar can officially move forward with building a permanent outdoor dining parklet on Second Street in Belmont Shore after the Planning Commission denied an appeal by residents who sought to block its construction.
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Ahead of Long Beach Pride, police address safety concerns at town hall meeting
Members of the LGBTQ+ community and some bars along Broadway asked for reassurances from the LBPD, according to City Councilmember Cindy Allen.