Officials say the spill originated in Paramount and was the result of the heavy rainfall causing a sewer to overflow.
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Queen Mary tours to resume in April, new GM says
Work is still underway to get the historic Queen Mary shipshape, but officials expect to reopen for tours within weeks, Steve Caloca, the ship’s new general manager, said Wednesday.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend including… Cambodian Restaurant Week and a belated Mardi Gras
Plus, some St. Patrick’s Day festivities.
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Long Beach high school launches first drone soccer team in California
The Sato Academy of Mathematics and Science is the first high school in California to launch a competitive team within the new esport of drone soccer. Sato Academy will be competing for a regional and national drone soccer title this spring.
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How to celebrate Pi Day in Long Beach
The annual celebration of the mathematical constant, which happens to (almost) share its name with a beloved confection, has once again arrived.
Posted inFood
The secret is in the seitan
Cena Vegan, which specializes in Mexican street food, will debut in Long Beach on Tuesday within Partake Collective, a ghost kitchen dining hall in the East Village.
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Eugene Correa will fight for hometown during Long Beach MMA event
Eugene Correa will be the only competitor fighting out of Long Beach during the upcoming A1 Combat, presented by UFC and Urijah Faber on Saturday, March 18.
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Gallery seeks local submissions for upcoming exhibition exploring pop surrealism
The Long Beach Creative Group is looking for artists to submit pop-surrealist artworks created in the last five years for an upcoming exhibition.
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Move over Melrose: 7 Long Beach vintage and antique shops to dig into
From fur coats to furniture, if you’re on the hunt for vintage, you’ll hit the lottery in Long Beach.
Posted inLocal History
The 1933 Long Beach quake, a disaster followed by resilience and rebuilding
A good part of the immediate post-quake work was the further destruction of the quake-crippled buildings that were beyond repair and constituted a peril as aftershocks continued to work at crumbling structures, sending masonry crashing to the streets in thundering salvos.