Long Beach Unified cuts hundreds of contracted teaching jobs
The district has sought to avoid laying off permanent staff as it seeks to close a large budget gap. Nevertheless, teachers say these latest cuts will be felt in the classroom.
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AI will soon listen to and review 911 calls in Long Beach
It will be used for quality assurance to make sure dispatchers are gathering all the necessary information for first responders.
To better prevent veteran suicides, CSULB researchers seek to clarify their scope
The team hopes to standardize tracking and reporting — an urgent problem when veteran suicide rates are more than double that of the overall adult population in the U.S.
Cal State University skilled trade workers go on strike
More than 1,000 skilled trade workers, including plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, locksmiths and other building maintenance staff, started their strike today at campuses across the state.
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Theater News: Children’s Theatre of Long Beach stages family favorite ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’
Yes, the production is complete with the flying car.
In latest response to ICE raids, Long Beach lawmaker seeks to limit use of flashbangs, explosives
It’s part of a wave of California bills pushing back on deportation tactics. “We are on offense, and we’re going to continue on offense,” state Sen. Lena Gonzalez said.
