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Banners of class of 2020 Cabrillo High School graduates are displayed along Santa Fe Avenue in West Long Beach on August 30, 2020. Photo by Crystal Niebla.
Posted inEducation, News

A dozen LBUSD schools get new principals next year

Avatar photo by Tyler Hendrickson June 10, 2023June 10, 2023

The shakeup, which goes into effect in August, includes Cabrillo High School, where My Ngoc Nguyen will take over after spending this past year as an assistant principal at Wilson High.

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Posted inEducation, News

The pause on student loan payments is ending. Can borrowers find room in their budgets?

Avatar photo by Hayley Munguia June 10, 2023June 7, 2023

More than 40 million Americans will be on the hook for federal student loan payments starting in late August under the terms of a debt ceiling deal approved by Congress last week.

Workers wearing yellow vests are pictured with boxes of apples and a truck that says "Food Bank."
Posted inNews

A catastrophic hunger crisis? California food banks are being flooded by families seeking help

Avatar photo by Rya Jetha, CalMatters June 10, 2023June 9, 2023

California food banks, which saw more families seeking help during the pandemic, are now serving more people every month as extra benefits started during the pandemic come to an end.

Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson stands at a lectern surrounded by other local officials and homeless service providers.
Posted inCity, News

Long Beach looks to buy Rescue Mission property for year-round homeless shelter

Avatar photo by Alicia Robinson June 9, 2023June 9, 2023

The 85-bed emergency shelter on West Anaheim Street that opened this spring could operate year-round, if the Long Beach City Council agrees next week to kick in a little more than half of the $13.2 million cost to buy the property and fix it up.

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Posted inHealth Care

L.A. Care and Blue Shield Promise open North Long Beach community resource center

Avatar photo by Tess Kazenoff June 9, 2023June 9, 2023

Whether it’s fitness and nutrition classes, homework help or any number of other educational and health care resources, North Long Beach residents now have a new spot to access a wide range of services.

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Stormwater pipe replacement to shut down part of Alamitos Bay beach for months in 2024

Avatar photo by Jason Ruiz June 9, 2023June 9, 2023

A Los Angeles County construction project that will replace an above-ground storm discharge pipe near Horny Corner and upgrade its adjoining pump station could close a section of the beach for six months in 2024.

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Operations at San Pedro Bay ports have improved after union labor actions, employers say

by Brandon Richardson June 9, 2023

Recent slowdowns at the twin ports have resulted in delays for numerous container vessels in and out of LA and Long Beach, according to the Marine Exchange of Southern California.

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Women are experiencing great success with having a hysterectomy when surgery is required and new minimally invasive techniques like the da Vinci are proving to be beneficial.

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Graduation photos: Sato Academy celebrates class of 2023

Avatar photo by Staff Reports June 9, 2023June 9, 2023

Sato Academy of Math and Science celebrated the graduation of the class of 2023 at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center on the campus of Cal State Long Beach Thursday, where 98 seniors received their diplomas.

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Graduation photos: CAMS Cobras celebrate class of 2023

by Brandon Richardson June 9, 2023June 9, 2023

The California Academy of Mathematics and Science (CAMS) Cobras—a name selected by the class of 2023 four years ago—celebrated their graduation at Dignity Health Center Tennis Stadium in Carson Thursday.

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