A North Long Beach company wants to change the global arms race with its combat satellites
“I honestly think right now we are in a space arms race,” said Benjamin Schleuniger, one of the founders of the company Orbital Operations that recently launched in Long Beach with $8.8 million in seed funding.
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Democrats wanted someone to ‘punch back.’ They got him when Newsom took on Texas
Democrats are searching for a leader to take on President Trump. Gov. Gavin Newsom embraced that role with new online trolling and a proposed gerrymander to counter a GOP power play in Texas.
Woman arrested on suspicion of domestic violence stabbing downtown, LBPD says
A woman was arrested Thursday on suspicion of stabbing a man in what police said was a domestic violence encounter in downtown Long Beach, police said. Long Beach Police Department officers were called around midnight Wednesday night to the 200 block of East Broadway regarding a stabbing, police said. When they arrived at the scene,…
Laserfiche team raises $9K for Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital through carnival and dunk tank fundraiser
Laserfiche, a longtime community partner and global leader in AI-driven content management, transformed its Long Beach headquarters into a summer carnival, all for a good cause. The company hosted a dunk-tank fundraiser as part of their annual summer employee celebration in support of patients at Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital. The event not only celebrated…
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Compound — a Long Beach space for art, wellness, food and community — closes its doors
Compound contained a hybrid art gallery, a healing center, a retail space, and a restaurant. Organizers say it couldn’t overcome fundraising challenges.
