Preston Obeidin was “a radiant light in the lives of everyone who knew him,” according to a fundraising page organized for his family.
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Man seriously injured in crash between golf cart and SUV on Shoreline Drive, LBPD says
The crash happened around 11:45 a.m. in front of the entrance to Shoreline Village.
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State takes Long Beach warehouse from scandal-plagued food bank, moves in new operator
Authorities say the food bank, which is accused of misspending millions of dollars in public funds, also tried to take out loans against a North Long Beach warehouse purchased with state grant money.
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Steeply discounted overdose-reversal medicine now available to any Californian
California is making progress in curbing fentanyl-related deaths, but opioid overdoses continue to kill thousands of people every year.
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LBPD homicide detectives scour Junipero Beach after report someone found human remains
Police said they have so far not discovered any, but the area was “still under investigation.”
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After communication breakdown, congresswoman wants tighter rules on toxic pesticide used near homes, schools
“The moment you learn about something that’s possibly toxic, it should be communicated to residents,” Rep. Nanette Barragán said, “both on a website with level readings and what the implications may be and what people can do.”
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Motorcyclist critically hurt in North Long Beach crash, police say
The rider was on Cherry Avenue near Artesia Boulevard when he collided with another vehicle, according to police, who are at the scene investigating.
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Doctors in training, Miller Children’s & Women’s patients dive into animal care at Aquarium of the Pacific
This National Dolphin Day, Millie the Dolphin taught young patients that healing happens everywhere – even under the sea. In a special celebration of National Dolphin Day on Monday, April 14, the nonprofit Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach opened its doors to patients from Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital for a one-of-a-kind educational […]
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California Republicans want to get tougher on crime. Are Democrats shifting their way?
A California Republican state senator finds his crime bills getting a warmer welcome this year. Democrats say they’re just responding to their voters.
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Trump policy targeting immigrants shuts California students out of federal programs
Federal programs offer financial aid and counseling to low-income and first-generation college students. California was allowed to include students without legal status, which the Trump administration is now ending.