The store is planning an official grand opening on June 10, but it has already started serving customers during its soft opening.
Long Beach Rascals Teriyaki Grill to relocate to Carson in July, owner says
The popular Rascals Teriyaki Grill near Cal State Long Beach will soon be closed as owners prepare for a long-planned move to Carson.
MemorialCare Long Beach Hospitals host eight regional hospitals to run decontamination drills
Hospitals, doctors, clinicians and public safety officials train and run through practice drills to ensure the safety of the community should a chemical attack hit.
Simone’s Donuts named a top 10 donut shop nationwide
It’s National Donut Day—and Long Beach has good reason to celebrate.
California lawmakers advance bill to cool down outside areas at schools
The state Senate passed legislation that would require public and charter schools to strategize on how to introduce more shade on campus, plant gardens and replace surfaces that hold on to a lot of heat with alternatives such as grass and wood chips.
After stabbing attack in Belmont Shore, residents invited to community meeting
The meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. today at Bay Shore Community Congregational Church, which is close to where the violence unfolded on Tuesday at around noon.
Long Beach’s animal shelter manager to leave this month
Staycee Dains, who took the job in 2019 and has overseen major changes in how the city runs its animal shelter, will join Los Angeles Animal Services as its new general manager.
A retiree’s guide to choosing part-time work
Although retirement is a goal for most people, it doesn’t come without challenges. Once you’ve left the workplace, you might feel more socially isolated and disconnected from mental stimulation. You may also notice that you’re not as physically active since sitting at home is your only “required” activity! Having a part-time job is an excellent […]
Hof’s Hut kicks off school backpack fundraiser with ways for customers to donate
All three locations—Long Beach, Seal Beach and Torrance—will participate to help provide students with new backpacks before fall.
California advances fentanyl bills on prevention, increased penalties
Fentanyl overdoses are killing roughly 110 Californians each week, and lawmakers are divided on how best to stem the crisis.