As written, the ban includes 23 states and means schools like the University of California, Berkeley, can’t use state money for their football teams to travel to away games in Arizona and Utah — schools it must play against because they are in the same athletic conference.
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Essential vitamins to add to your morning meal
Start your day off by getting the vitamins you need!
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Economists estimate Black Californians could be owed more than $800B
Black residents may not receive cash payments anytime soon, if ever, because the state Legislature and Gov. Gavin Newsom will ultimately decide whether any reparations are to be paid.
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Conservation Corps of Long Beach’s ‘Dine on Pine’ fundraiser returns this June
The annual fundraiser is returning this June for the first time since 2019.
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Woman wounded in Washington neighborhood shooting, police say
The woman appeared to have been arguing with a man when their dispute escalated into the shooting, according to the Long Beach Police Department.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including… Bill Nye talk and Southeast Asian cultural festivals
Plus, a live choral concert, bingo and an Easter-themed children’s event.
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Police investigate shooting in Central Long Beach
The LBPD has closed westbound Willow Street at Long Beach Boulevard, while eastbound traffic on Willow is limited, as officers investigate.
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Downed electrical wire prompts closure of multiple freeway ramps to 7th Street
The 405 Community Outreach Team, which is part of the Orange County Transportation Authority, is advising drivers to use alternate freeway routes to Seventh Street in Long Beach after a fallen electrical wire prompted the closure of multiple connector ramps to the area, officials said. OCTA announced on Wednesday that the northbound 405 Freeway, southbound […]
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RightMealz, operating in former Berlin Bistro space, struggles amid ongoing construction
Construction on Fourth Street and its impact on the site’s parklet, the business’s owner said, have driven away customers in the critical early months of operation when he needs to establish his presence in the neighborhood.
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Female racing duo challenging the ‘man’s world’ stereotype in 2023 Long Beach Grand Prix
A racing veteran and a newcomer are not only hoping to win in Long Beach; they also want to be an example of how women can and should support each other in sports.