The stock market selloff that followed President Trump’s latest tariff announcement underscored the “unprecedented” risk that California pension funds see in a potential trade war.
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City approves plans for Lucky Strike bowling alley at Long Beach Exchange
Planning commissioners approved a project that will convert the old Orchard Supply Hardware into a 34-lane bowling alley and entertainment center.
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State accuses food bank of decade-long scheme to enrich board members, ex-CEO
A lawsuit alleges that millions of dollars were diverted to pay for self-dealing contracts, a sham job for a family member, and personal items like smart watches and cell phones.
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Woman dies after driver crashes into her car at high speed, Long Beach police say
Police said the crash happened when she tried to turn left at Atlantic Avenue and Harding Street.
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Can California vets claw back another cat declawing ban? Lawmakers are trying
Five different measures to ban declawing surgery have died in the Legislature since 2018. Lawmakers are trying again this year, despite lobbying by state veterinarians.
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Whale dies after spending days stuck in Long Beach harbor
The whale was discovered dead Sunday morning, and experts were examining the body for potential injuries or illnesses.
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Scenes of celebration from Long Beach’s 17th annual Cambodia Town Parade
Anaheim Street and LBCC were alive with unity and pride under the festival and parade’s theme this year: “We Are Stronger When We Celebrate Together.”
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Man stabbed during argument at Shoreline Village, Long Beach police say
It happened around 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the 400 block of Shoreline Village Drive, police said.
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Second suspect arrested in killing at Long Beach homeless encampment, police say
Police said the deadly shooting occurred in an encampment next to the 91 Freeway on Jan. 10, 2021.
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LA County set to pay $4 billion settlement to resolve thousands of sex abuse cases
County officials called it “the costliest financial settlement in the history of LA County.” It settles thousands of claims dating back as far as the 1960s.