Midnight Oil has taken over the former Rosemallows location on Third Street. It’s serving up unique drinks like a fried rice-inspired cocktail.
Posted inArt
‘Bach to the Future’ and more at Bach Fest this weekend in LA and Long Beach
Laser beams with classical music? Mexican baroque? All this and more will be featured in Musica Angelica’s Bach Fest this weekend.
Posted inClimate Change
Trump targets California climate laws in new executive order
Trump ordered his attorney general to move against state climate programs that clash with his energy agenda. Legal experts say his claims about the laws being unconstitutional are an overreach.
Posted inCrime
Trio stole $200,000 worth of musical instruments in cargo train heist, police say
A Long Beach man was among the three suspected thieves arrested by the LAPD this week.
Posted inThings To Do
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a delicious night market and, of course, the Grand Prix
The Grand Prix returns for its 50th year this weekend. It’s guaranteed to be the biggest event, but there are plenty of other — slightly quieter — activities too.
Posted inCity
A high-end steakhouse transformed into an outlaw nightclub, roiling one of Long Beach’s priciest neighborhoods
City officials sent cease and desist orders and nuisance notices to a local owner and NFL receiver tied to the businesses.
Posted inCrime
Police look for hit-and-run driver who checked the damage to his truck and then drove off
Police said he left the other driver injured at the scene of the crash in Bixby Knolls.
Posted inNews
Motorcyclist dies after crash with car making left turn at Studebaker and Atherton, LBPD says
The wreck left the motorcyclist in critical condition, and he died a year later, according to police.
Posted inNews
Feds launch task force to look for fraud, corruption in use of homelessness funds
“Taxpayers deserve answers for where and how their hard-earned money has been spent,” U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said in a statement.
Posted inPolitics
Who says it’s last call? Two lawmakers push drinking until 4 a.m. at California bars
Business groups and downtown associations say drinking later could revitalize nightlife and ease the 2 a.m. rush when bars shut down.