For years, police believed the killer was a white man in his 50s. Today, they revised that description and asked for help finding the suspect.
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Federal judge again rules that California’s ban on assault weapons is unconstitutional
The judge’s ruling is nearly identical to a 2021 decision in which he called California’s ban on assault weapons a “failed experiment.”
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More people are taking Metro. Ridership in September rose 10% compared to last year, agency says
The agency attributed the increase to a surge in back-to-school riders and its efforts to improve public safety.
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LBCC hopes to complete affordable housing, stadium projects sooner if funding is secured
LBCC is still seeking funding for an affordable student housing project and a rebuild of Veterans Stadium, but it’s also laying plans to speed up the process.
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How social media and global events fueled disinformation about a ‘vehicular jihad’ in Long Beach
Experts say local tragedies, like a recent deadly crash in Long Beach, have become ammunition for bad actors seeking to promote their own political agendas.
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Parents attending classes at LBCC to get more support thanks to new $75K grant
LBCC plans to offer more resources for students who are parents, to “let them know that they belong.”
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Dense fog advisory issued for Long Beach, but expect heat later in the day
Low visibility from fog can create dangerous driving conditions. Forecasters recommended slowing down, using headlights and leaving plenty of distance between other cars.
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How does stress affect mothers and their unborn babies? CSULB study aims to find out
The study will examine what factors increase the likelihood of postpartum depression, birth complications and developmental delays.
Posted inThings To Do
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including…musicals, drag and Symphony Spooktacular
Plus, some great (and free) Halloween events for kiddos.
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Veterans Park is getting a new mural. Here’s what it might look like
A rendering of the proposed mural shows a butterfly, a moth and a bee hovering over a variety of native California plants. That design is set to be approved by the city’s Parks and Recreation Commission Thursday.