He was previously convicted of stealing from a disabled veteran. Now he’s accused of forgery.
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Another No Kings protest planned in Long Beach and nationwide on Saturday
The last No Kings event in Long Beach drew thousands.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a community festival at Jordan High and 4th Friday street fair
Plus, a whiskey tasting for Women’s History Month.
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Jury finds Instagram and YouTube liable in a landmark social media addiction trial
Jurors in Los Angeles decided Meta and YouTube were negligent in the design or operation of their platforms.
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Long Beach advances plan to allow cannabis sales, use at some festivals, special events
The city listed the Queen Mary, Marina Green Park, Rainbow Lagoon, Shoreline Park, the city convention center and soon-to-be-constructed Long Beach Amphitheater as potential venues.
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City Council says long-delayed Colorado Lagoon construction needs an ‘end date’
“That gap between expectation and reality is why residents are so frustrated, why I am so frustrated with this; we need an end date,” Councilmember Kristina Duggan said.
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Woman killed while crossing street at Fourth and Ximeno, Long Beach police say
This is a breaking news story. We’ll update it as we know more.
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Lawsuit alleges school board member’s husband groomed, abused elementary school student
He’s a teacher at Long Beach Unified, where his wife sits on the governing board. She called the lawsuit’s accusations “categorically false.”
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A sneak peek of the colors and designs for the LA28 Olympics
“We looked to the city for inspiration and we were inspired by different thematics and stories that really make this city great,” said Geoff Engelhardt, LA28’s head of brand design.
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Bagatelle Records closed suddenly after 50 years. Now it will reopen under new ownership.
The vinyl collectors institution closed last fall with owner Steve Mintz’s passing. It was missed so much that would-be customers sometimes banged on the windows, hoping they could get back in.