Starting Sunday, the last A Line train will depart Downtown Long Beach each night at 11:06 p.m.
Posted inCrime, News
Long Beach man pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter in 2016 death of Massachusetts toddler
Timy Jo Griffin, 28, pleaded guilty to one count of involuntary manslaughter Tuesday, just as jury selection for his case was scheduled to begin.
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5 Fun and simple craft ideas for active agers
Create something you’ll cherish for years with a bit of imagination and some art supplies.
Posted inNews, The Hi-lo
New photography exhibit at MOLAA showcases life in Cambodian refugee camps in 1980
Colin Grafton, who first arrived in Cambodia in 1973, created a beautiful depiction of life in the country before and after the Khmer Rouge.
Posted inThe Hi-lo, Things To Do
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including… a ‘county fair,’ artist markets and Easter festivities
The following is a curated roundup of weekend events in Long Beach published every Wednesday on the Hi-lo/Long Beach Post. Have an event to share? Email [email protected] with “Things to Do” in the subject line. Goings-on in Long Beach are in particular abundance for those with children this weekend, with heaps of family-friendly events to […]
Posted inCity, News
Here’s how traffic will be impacted during the Grand Prix
City officials are expecting traffic to be impacted from Wednesday, April 12, through Monday, April 17. Here’s an overview of the planned schedule of street closures.
Posted inCity, News
City Council moves forward on plan to partner with educational institutions to build housing
Launching the “Long Beach Housing Promise” was one of the pillars of the agenda that Mayor Rex Richardson announced in January as a way to increase housing accessibility for students and families in the city and to also fight rising rates of homelessness and housing instability.
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Long Beach celebrates Black excellence by honoring outstanding community leaders
The Celebrating Black Excellence awards recognize outstanding individuals in Long Beach who elevate the Black community.
Posted inThe Hi-lo
Not into the Grand Prix? Here’s how you can avoid it
We’ve compiled a list of alternative things you can do in Long Beach next weekend, when the Grand Prix comes screeching into town.
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City Council to consider issuing up to $85M in public infrastructure bonds at April 18 meeting
The Long Beach City Council could approve up to $85 million in bonds later this month to pay for the recent purchase of a Downtown building that the city plans to turn into a new crime lab and senior center, as well as to fund a variety of public infrastructure improvements. Councilmembers approved the purchase […]