New court documents reveal what happened — and how police say the case was solved — in the days after the deadly crash at Second and Redondo.
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Beloved facility dog Zeta celebrated at retirement “Pawty” after bringing smiles, hope to patients at Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital
Zeta, the first facility dog at Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital, was celebrated during a retirement event hosted by the Pediatric Rehab Therapies Department, part of the Rehabilitation Center. Zeta will officially retire on March 12 after more than seven years supporting pediatric patients through animal‑assisted therapy. Since her start in November 2018, Zeta has […]
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Defense and spacecraft manufacturer Voyager opens facility in Long Beach
It’s the latest in a wave of space and defense technology companies to move to the 430-odd acres of industrial and warehouse space once used to build cargo planes outside Long Beach Airport.
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Six LBUSD schools — including Millikan for the first time — earn Distinguished School awards
It has been more than two decades since any of the district’s comprehensive high schools have been recognized.
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Theater News: ‘Our Dear Dead Drug Lord’ at the Garage Theatre is about teen girls and Pablo Escobar’s ghost
The play is a “wild rollercoaster ride that blurs the lines between imagination and reality, girlhood and womanhood,” the theater says.
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Motorcyclist dies after slamming into pole during crash on Shoreline Drive, police say
Speed was a possible factor in the crash, police said.
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Long Beach Unified withholds records about aide accused of molesting disabled student
“The way it’s being treated is as if nothing happened, it’s very, very frustrating, very demoralizing,” the girl’s grandmother said.
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StormBurger, a popular burger joint from Inglewood, wants to revive fast food in Long Beach
Its owners say they “missed that old school fast food vibe, where people can bring their families, have a good experience at the restaurant and actually enjoy being here, while also getting a good meal for the same price.”
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Metal thievery is plunging Long Beach streets into darkness. Residents are anxious for a fix.
There’s been a surge in copper wire theft, and residents say it’s sometimes taken months or years to get stripped streetlights fixed.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including the CSULB Pow Wow and a Bixby Knolls pub crawl
Plus, a rose workshop and birdwatching.