This year, California is poised to try a new strategy to cut the cost of insulin, attacking the problem on three fronts. And if it works for insulin prices, it could work for other drugs.
Posted inThe Hi-lo
Long Beach seniors dance the afternoon away at prom
Long Beach’s Parks, Recreation and Marine Department is celebrating Older Americans Month with activities throughout May.
Posted inBusiness
Long Beach unemployment fell 0.4% in April, state data shows
In Los Angeles County, the private education and health services and leisure and hospitality sectors led in job gains.
Posted inNews
Newsom announces plan to make it easier to build roads, dams and more
Have questions about the governor’s big proposal? Here’s what we know.
Posted inNews, Pets
Heel! Heal! Recovery is easier with your best friends near you
Working with dogs and as a hostess have helped Carol Bryan recover from trauma. She hopes she can inspire others to move forward, too.
Posted inNews, Sports
Rep. Robert Garcia calls for boycott of Dodgers Pride Night over exclusion of drag ‘nuns’
The Los Angeles Dodgers sparked controversy and heated debate Wednesday when the team disinvited an LGBTQ+ nonprofit, which is known for its members dressing in drag as nuns, from its 10th annual Pride Night.
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Angels Baseball players make a short stop to MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach
MemorialCare has been partnering with Angels Baseball since 2019 to promote healthy lifestyles for Southern California fans.
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River Jetty Restaurant Group set to open first Long Beach location, A PCH, in July
The 2,500-square-foot enclosed patio will overlook Alamitos Bay from the second floor of the shopping center.
Posted inHealth, News
California lawmakers block bill that would hold oil companies liable for health of people nearby
The bill, authored by state Sen. Lena Gonzalez, would have required oil companies to pay up to $1 million to people who have cancer or other health problems associated with a nearby well.
Posted inFood, The Hi-lo
Fresh, authentic, homemade pasta from a trailer? Look no further than Italia on the Road
Three years of customizing their space, getting the necessary permits, and like everyone else, dealing with the pandemic, finally culminated in the opening of Italia On the Road in April.