Long Beach says it will build a grand entryway to Cambodia Town, recognizing its Khmer heritage
Because so many Cambodians came here as refugees, the gateway will serve a healing function, said longtime neighborhood advocate Richer San.
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A new plan to document Long Beach history has students preserving seniors’ stories
“We don’t want to lose their knowledge,” said organizer Karen Reside. “We want them to understand that their knowledge has value.”
City says 375 households to lose housing vouchers as major homelessness program ends
Federal funding will soon run out for the pandemic-era plan that kept hundreds of people off the street.
Long Beach City College votes to name its Labor Center in honor of Dolores Huerta
In light of recent reports that César Chávez sexually assaulted women and girls, including Huerta, trustees decided to focus on Huerta’s contributions to labor and civil rights.
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Sublime’s Jakob Nowell on late father: It’s interesting ‘getting to know someone posthumously’
A special exhibit on the Long Beach band opened last week at the Grammy Museum in downtown LA.
Newly remodeled Millikan building still had no AC during March heatwave, teachers say
Long Beach Unified says it will be online soon. The district has been slowly modernizing schools and their HVAC systems with a $1.5 billion bond measure passed a decade ago.
A Long Beach aerospace firm is betting on a new industrial boom: capturing asteroids
Since moving operations here in 2023, ExLabs has set the goal of building a spacecraft that will intercept a passing asteroid thousands of miles away.
