The three weeks of work will include termite treatment and lead abatement.
Posted inThings To Do
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a red carpet Oscars party and Wizard of Oz radio show
Long Beach is awash in unique performances this weekend — plus a local red carpet party for the Oscars.
Posted inMusic
Here’s the full lineup of the Vans Warped Tour’s stop in Long Beach
More than 120 bands are scheduled to play the two-day festival. You can finally see the full list.
Posted inHealth
Infant who arrived at LAX confirmed to have measles, officials say
Health officials are warning people who may have been exposed to the disease.
Posted inEducation
What does threatened federal funding do for California K-12 schools? | Quick Guide
It is unclear which federal funding could be targeted if schools don’t abolish diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, but these are some of the largest K-12 programs funded by the federal government.
Posted inEducation
Advice to California schools on Trump’s DEI crackdown: Do nothing — yet
After Trump issued an order for schools to shut down diversity programs, Attorney General Rob Bonta said DEI programs are legal and schools have a right to promote them.
Posted inCrime
Inmate escapes from Long Beach reentry facility, corrections officials say
He is serving a three-year, four-month sentence for first-degree burglary, evading arrest and resisting a peace officer, the corrections department said.
Posted inLocal History
World Famous VIP Records sign may get a new home across from original store, city says
For years, the iconic sign has sat in storage after it was removed from the seminal record store that helped give Snoop Dogg his start in music.
Posted inCity
Long Beach kicks SPCALA out of its animal shelter, saying it violated their contract
The well-known nonprofit has long partnered with the city for animal adoptions. Officials are now accusing the group of shirking its responsibilities, leaving taxpayers to pick up the costs. SPCALA calls the accusations retaliatory and frivolous.
Posted inBusiness
Dozens of in-home workers were underpaid, cheated out of overtime, labor officials say
Activists and laborers celebrate a rare state ruling that found a caregiving company owed $2.2 million in unpaid wages and penalties to workers in Long Beach and the South Bay.