Long Beach chef Raquel Fleetwood is one of the seven chefs competing in the show and has over 15 years of experience as a caterer and private chef.
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California may force large businesses to disclose climate impacts
If approved by the Legislature and Gov. Gavin Newsom, two bills would make California the first state to require large corporations to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions and report their risks from climate change.
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Are illegal fireworks on the wane? Long Beach officials think so
Residents in some Long Beach neighborhoods have already been hearing late-night blasts ahead of the July 4 holiday, but city officials say their efforts to curb illegal fireworks have reduced the problem significantly since 2020.
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Why does the ‘stingray shuffle’ keep your feet safe at the beach? CSULB research found out
Cal State Long Beach lecturer Benjamin Perlman researched how and when stingrays typically attack. He found some practical advice on staying safe.
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Dangerous heat forecast in inland LA area; coasts will be cooler
Long Beach and other coastal areas will be much cooler, with temperatures in the mid-70s for much of the weekend and early next week.
Posted inThe Hi-lo, Things To Do
6 things to do this 4th of July in Long Beach
With Independence Day fast approaching, you may still be scrambling for plans. Luckily, we’ve got you covered, with options ranging from 4th of July staples like barbecue, live music, and of course, fireworks for you to choose from—all without leaving Long Beach.
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California’s law aimed at fast food wages is on hold. Lawmakers may have found a way around it
Tucked inside California’s more than $300-billion operating budget is a provision to resurrect a long-dormant regulatory commission that regulates wages, hours and working conditions in California.
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Workers say ‘mega-merger’ of Kroger and Albertsons would spur store closures, layoffs and price increases
Grocery workers protesting the merger between the two grocery conglomerates say it would trigger the closure of neighborhood stores, raise food prices and cost some 5,750 people their jobs.
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Public should stay away from sick sea lions, use caution in eating seafood, officials say
More than 100 sea lions, likely suffering from domoic acid toxicity from algae blooms, have stranded themselves on Los Angeles County beaches.
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LBCC explores $990 million bond measure to pay for future construction
The community college district could ask voters to increase property taxes next year to finance the bonds.