With fewer office workers, Downtown Long Beach is in the middle of a massive shift. Why not lean into it?
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An uplifting celebration of life turned to chaos: Inside the C-Knight vigil shooting
Before a vigil ended in gunfire, fellow Dove Shack members, 2Scoop and Bo Roc, reminisced about the man who made such an impact on the music scene and their lives.
Posted inCrime
Vigil for Dove Shack rapper C-Knight interrupted by gunfire; 2 women wounded
Long Beach Post journalist Jackie Rae was covering the vigil last night and was narrowly missed by the gunfire.
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‘We don’t have any closure:’ Family of man killed in Bixby Knolls hit-and-run seeks answers
Felix Castro was a veteran and beloved father. “I’m begging the public to give us any information if they have it,” his wife said.
Posted inThe Hi-lo
Want to see an endangered part of Long Beach’s coastline? Take this kayak tour
The Los Cerritos Wetlands Land Trust wants to show people a habitat that’s at risk and enlist their help to protect it.
Posted inThe Hi-lo, Things To Do
2ND & PCH’s holiday schedule: Tree lighting, breakfast with Santa and more
The outdoor shopping center is celebrating the holiday season with photo opportunities, a “pup” crawl, movie night, silent Santa and more.
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George’s Greek Cafe reopens on 2nd Street with newly remodeled restaurant
The Belmont Shore location is now the only one owned by the chain’s founding family after they sold off their restaurants in Downtown and Lakewood.
Posted inFood, The Hi-lo
Royal Sunday Brunch returns to the Queen Mary on Dec. 3
The Royal Sunday Brunch experience will include over 50 dishes, live music, complimentary parking and the chance to explore the ship.
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4 cruises canceled as Carnival Panorama experiences recurring engine issue
The ship’s current cruise was unable to make two of its scheduled stops and will be dry docked until the second week of December for repairs.
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Long Beach finds new site for tiny homes shelter; completion date pushed to 2025
The long-planned homeless shelter is now expected to bring 33 individual units to the corner of Spring Street and California Avenue by early 2025.