Christmas is coming early for those that want to get in the holiday spirit right after Thanksgiving, when the Miracle pop-up at The Ordinarie returns.
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Thousands of Kaiser workers go on strike over wages and staff shortages
Picketing began Wednesday morning at Kaiser Permanente hospitals as some 75,000 health care workers go on strike in California and other states.
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Where to celebrate National Taco Day in Long Beach
National Taco Day is Oct. 4, which means it’s time to get out there and enjoy one of the many taco shops Long Beach has to offer.
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City to unveil plans for new Houghton Park playground next week
The improvements include added swings and slides, musical elements, large climbing structures, a sand play area and a nature exploration area. Community members can give feedback at a meeting on Oct. 11.
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Long Beach to offer free flu shot clinics starting this week
Various vaccination clinics will be open throughout October in preparation of flu season, which typically begins in October and peaks between December and February.
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Every cell phone, TV and radio to receive emergency alert test on Oct. 4
The test is meant to ensure the systems are an effective communication tool in case of national emergencies, including natural disasters or other public dangers.
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$31.8 million grant will help restore 54 acres of Los Cerritos Wetlands
The money will help fund the first phase of restoring some 100 acres of the Los Cerritos Wetlands. The plan includes planting vegetation, flood management and building public paths.
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Yakitori omakase pop-up by renowned Japanese chefs coming to El Barrio Cantina on Oct. 8
Japanese chefs Yoya Takahashi and Koichiro Nishi team up for pop-up event Oct. 8.
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Another strike looms at Kaiser’s California hospitals as workers push for better pay
Kaiser Permanente provides health care to more than 9 million Californians. A strike this week could affect patients at dozens of hospitals.
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West Long Beach Little League asks for help after its equipment was stolen—twice
“It’s discouraging because we’re just trying to do all this stuff for the kids,” said league president Louie Terrazas.