Businessman Montanari-Knez hopes to bring his Monty’s Dog Beach vision from Croatia to the shores of Long Beach this summer.
Posted inEducation
Rogers Middle School renames gym for beloved PE teacher Tim Ching
“This work has been a great joy in my life, and I thank you all for being a part of it,” Ching said at the renaming ceremony.
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California lawmakers on reparations panel challenge assumptions about payments to Black residents
A member of the task force is warning Black residents to not assume that large cash payments are on the way.
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Seal Beach police officer injured in traffic collision along Pacific Coast Highway
According to the Seal Beach Police Department, the officer was responding to a call at around 12:16 p.m. when he drove through the intersection and was struck by the driver of another vehicle.
Posted inPorts
Port of Long Beach cargo traffic declined in April
Long Beach cargo volumes dropped again in April, a trend also seen in March as operators continue to cite low consumer spending.
Posted inNews, Pets
Dear landlord: Please don’t put a price on my pooch
One writer suggested that mandating that landlords allow pets could be a good way to mitigate shelter overcrowding.
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Newsom says state’s budget deficit has grown to nearly $32 billion
California is one of the only states to have a shortfall this year. That’s mostly because its progressive tax code relies on wealthy taxpayers whose income is closely tied to the performance of the stock market.
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Babyscripts and MemorialCare mark three-year partnership with significant results in blood pressure risk identification and patient engagement in maternal populations
Babyscripts’ connects mothers to their care team, helps them stay informed about their pregnancy, and send shealth data remotely and securely to their health care provider.
Posted inPolitics
Newsletter: Why your street isn’t getting fixed
Why are some Long Beach roads left to rot away while others seem to get redone just about every year? City Hall reporter Jason Ruiz wanted to find out.
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City could give LBCC land to build affordable housing next to Michelle Obama Library
LBCC is looking at ways to build affordable student housing, but funding is an issue. The college will likely need voters to approve a bond measure.