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An aerial shot of a large white house and two ADUs next to a kidney-shaped pool and concrete patio. Large hedges border the property.
Posted inReal Estate

Compound interest? A pair of Los Cerritos homes, listed at $3M+ each

Avatar photoby Tim GrobatyJuly 10, 2023July 10, 2023

There are a couple of homes currently listed in the old-money neighborhood, with rich society backgrounds. Both are impressive in their own right in terms of their outward appearance.

Posted inFood, The Hi-lo

Candy Queen Jackie Sorkin, Amy Mason bring immersive candy haven to Long Beach

Avatar photo by Caitlin Antonios July 10, 2023July 10, 2023

Their primary hope for the store, which opens Friday, is that it’s a place where people can come together, leave their problems at the door, and have some outrageous moments of joy.

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Long Beach seeks public input on changes to ADU, duplex construction ordinances

Avatar photo by Jason Ruiz July 9, 2023

Long Beach development officials are getting ready to update rules for how accessory dwelling units, duplexes, and lot splits now allowed under recent state law can be completed in the city, and they’re looking for the community’s input at a July 19 open house.

Posted inFood, The Hi-lo

How to cook like a chef: seeking out seasonal produce, even at a grocery store

Avatar photo by Caitlin Antonios July 9, 2023July 7, 2023

More and more chefs are adding seasonal menus or farm-to-table dinners in restaurants, showcasing the best produce of the moment. Home cooks can do the same with ingredients from farmers markets or their local grocery store.

Posted inNews

Kingmaker California? US House control could hinge on Golden State district battles

Avatar photo by Michael R. Blood, Associated Press July 9, 2023July 7, 2023

Command of the narrowly divided chamber will again be in play next year, and leaders in both parties agree on this much: The outcome in a string of contested California districts will be critical in determining the balance of power.

Vanessa Harmon, who opened The Vintage LBC last september, helps a customer select a block of cheese.
Posted inThe Hi-lo

The Vintage LBC brings a sit-down cheese and wine experience to Bixby Knolls

by Kat Schuster July 9, 2023July 14, 2023

Vanessa Harmon wants her customers to build a custom charcuterie platter to enjoy on her patio—something she says no one else in Long Beach is doing. Here’s how to build a charcuterie platter.

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How reading improves your mental health and well-being

Sponsored by Cambrian Homecare July 8, 2023August 1, 2023

Anyone can benefit from reading, even if that means reading once weekly.

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California wants more college students to graduate debt-free. How’s it going so far?

by Mikhail Zinshteyn, CalMatters July 8, 2023

California cemented its status among the most affordable states to earn a bachelor’s degree after lawmakers and Gov. Gavin Newsom fulfilled their promise to expand the state’s Middle Class Scholarship program by another $227 million in this year’s budget deal.

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Demystifying olive oil: What it is and what to buy

Avatar photo by Caitlin Antonios July 8, 2023July 6, 2023

In recent years, the narrative around olive oil has become filled with half-truths and confusion, but there are ways to know what to buy and how to consume it.

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California’s housing crisis could weaken its coastal commission

by Ben Christopher, CalMatters July 8, 2023July 7, 2023

A growing number of legislators and housing advocates are trying to wrest away some of the power from the commission tasked with protecting California’s iconic coastline.

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