No mask mandates this year, but coronavirus cases are rising, and the LBUSD suggests common-sense measures.
Posted inParks & Rec
Sports field, bleachers, more space coming to Davenport Park; opening expected summer 2024
Long Beach broke ground today on a project in North Long Beach that could double the size of Davenport Park.
Posted inFood
Annual Long Beach Greek Festival with food and music set for Labor Day weekend
The three-day festival will have traditional Greek food like grilled lamb and vegetarian options like stuffed grape leaves and spinach and cheese pies. Admission tickets are $5.
Posted inNews
What were the massive fountains of water off the Long Beach coast today?
The craft responsible for the spectacle has a range of nearly 600 feet and can fire off tens of thousands of gallons of ocean water per minute.
Posted inCrime
Former professor loses his appeal in Cambodia sex crimes case
The perpetrator “confined numerous preteen girls in his home,” a judge previously said, adding that “the horrors he inflicted” were “torture.”
Posted inBusiness
The Win~Dow can have outdoor dining seating in Belmont Shore, city says
Operators of the new smash-burger location in Belmont Shore can move forward with a planned redesign of the old Archibald’s building that will now include 32 outdoor dining seats.
Posted inFood, The Hi-lo
Tickets go on sale this week for Long Beach’s 6th annual Homebrew Fest
Festival attendees can taste and vote for their favorite beers from over 20 local homebrewers while enjoying live music, food and popular local Cambodian Chef Chad of Battambog BBQ.
Posted inThe Hi-lo, Things To Do
Long Beach Comic Con returns this weekend celebrating all things pop-culture
The two-day convention will return Sept. 2 and 3 featuring cosplay, celebrity guests, artists and more.
Posted inNews
COVID cases, hospitalizations on the rise in Long Beach, but no mandates incoming
COVID-19 is here to stay and the number of weekly cases and hospitalizations are increasing in Long Beach, but health officials say no mask or other mandates are on the horizon.
Posted inNews
Ridley-Thomas gets 3 1/2 years in federal corruption case
Prominent Los Angeles County politician Mark Ridley-Thomas was sentenced was sentenced to prison for voting in support of county contracts that would favor USC while accepting benefits for his son from the university.