She replaces Al Austin in the district, which covers portions of Bixby Knolls and North Long Beach.
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More housing for homeless veterans opens in Long Beach
The Cove, a 90-unit affordable housing complex, celebrated its grand opening Wednesday.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including The Nutcracker and a solstice celebration
Whether you’re longing for sunnier days or reveling in Christmastime, here’s some suggestions for your weekend itinerary.
Posted inTrade & Transportation
Port of Long Beach joins state offshore wind energy partnership
The Port of Long Beach will join a state-led partnership to advance floating offshore wind energy development off the California coast, officials announced today.
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She defied COVID rules and lost her restaurant; now she’s suing Long Beach seeking millions
Long Beach sued the former owner of Restauration to collect on unpaid debts — so she countersued, accusing them of unfairly destroying her business.
Posted inHealth
LA County to eliminate $500 million in medical debt for thousands of residents
150,000 residents across L.A. County will soon have their medical debt cleared, and thousands more will be notified in the coming month of similar news.
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Thieves stole a truckload of toys from Long Beach’s Hood Santa. He needs help collecting more
Tito Rodriguez has been giving away toys to Long Beach kids in need for more than a decade, earning him the nickname Hood Santa. After a major theft this year, he’s putting out a call for help.
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Construction at Long Beach Airport expected to make traffic worse during extra busy holiday seasons
The sidewalk in front of the terminal and a portion of the drop-off area will be shut down even as 170,000 travelers crowd through the airport.
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She saw both sides of the justice system; as a new deputy prosecutor, she wants to make it better
A relative’s wrongful conviction and gang threats against her parents both shaped Citlalli Vazquez’s view of the justice system. Now she’ll try to shape it herself.
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California new laws for 2025: Cannabis cafes and entertainment zones
The state is allowing more on-street alcohol sales and food in cannabis lounges. Supporters say the laws will boost downtown economies.