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A lighthouse sits on a patch of green near the water.
Posted inCity, News

Best Buddies Friendship Walk to support people with disabilities coming Sunday

Avatar photo by JJ Fiddler April 29, 2023April 29, 2023

April is Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month, and part of that celebration of inclusion is the Best Buddies Friendship Walk in Long Beach on Sunday at Shoreline Aquatic Park.

A racecar that says "100 Days to Indy" sits behind red carpet tape.
Posted inNews, Sports

IndyCar banking on new docuseries to boost interest

Avatar photo by The Associated Press April 29, 2023

Folks in Long Beach got to see the show’s world premiere earlier this month at the Terrace Theater.

An older man wearing a Long Beach baseball jersey and hat poses for the camera.
Posted inNews, Sports

Long Beach PONY baseball community supports homeless groundkeeper

Avatar photo by JJ Fiddler April 29, 2023

Parent volunteers helped set up an online fundraiser for Tom Grant, and the almost $6,000 raised is being held to help him get back on his feet.

A woman wearing a surgical mask works at a computer in a health care setting.
Posted inBusiness, News

California’s lowest paid health workers want a pay boost. Why industry leaders are pushing back

by CalMatters April 29, 2023April 28, 2023

Senate Bill 525 calls for a minimum hourly wage of $25 that would be adjusted annually for inflation. If the proposal becomes law, the new minimum wage would go into effect in January 2024 and benefit an estimated 469,000 health workers.

Water tanks at the Will Johnson Reservoir.
Posted inCity, News

Long Beach looks to invest more in groundwater as Colorado River shrinks

Avatar photo by Jason Ruiz April 28, 2023

The Long Beach Utilities Department is looking at investing $157 million into its groundwater system, which could reduce the city’s reliance on expensive and diminishing imported water.

woman in blue pullover and black pants smiles down at her fluffy, leashed Maltipoo, who smiles back. Photo by Kate Karp
Posted inNews, Pets

Leash law tells dog owners to show some restraint

Avatar photo by Kate Karp April 28, 2023April 28, 2023

City law states that dogs be leashed when off the owner’s property, for the safety of everyone, the dog included. Enforcing it is difficult.

A semi-truck says "Leading the charge" with an image of a plug.
Posted inBusiness, News

California phases out diesel trucks: What happens next?

by CalMatters April 28, 2023April 28, 2023

In a move that will transform California’s economy and end diesel’s decades-long dominance in goods movement, the Air Resources Board today unanimously approved an ambitious, contentious mandate to shift big rigs and other trucks to zero-emissions.

A man walks several dogs on green grass past a small lake at a park.
Posted inCity, News

Growing complaints about dog leash scofflaws could end in more citations

Avatar photo by Alicia Robinson April 28, 2023

An increasing number of Long Beach residents have been barking at city officials to do something about dog owners who take their pets out and leave their leashes at home.

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MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach receives 2022 Press Ganey Human Experience Pinnacle of Excellence Award® for Patient Experience

Sponsored by MemorialCare April 28, 2023

The Press Ganey HX Pinnacle of Excellence Award® measures a hospital’s patient experience based on performance on global survey measures such as likelihood to recommend, teamwork, and overall rating.

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Posted inTourism

Downtown Long Beach Alliance launches community events microgrant program

Avatar photo by Tess Kazenoff April 28, 2023April 28, 2023

The DLBA sees the program as an essential piece of Long Beach and Downtown’s recovery from the pandemic.

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