The discounted tickets are available while they last. The 18-hole course at 2nd & PCH will also have extended hours this holiday season.
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LA County resident dies, another sickened in E.coli outbreak from organic carrots
A wide range of carrots are being recalled because of the outbreak, including brands sold at Sprouts, Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods.
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What does Trump’s promise of mass deportations mean for Long Beach?
The longtime sanctuary city is gearing up for a fight. Here’s what experts and local officials learned from Trump’s first term.
Posted inSmall Business
Cambodia Town’s East Anaheim Plaza bounces back 2 years after major fire
The community celebrated the determination of business owners — including a local pharmacy and clinic — to continue serving their neighborhood even after a catastrophe.
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Man plummets to his death along crowded area of Downtown Long Beach shoreline
Bystanders jumped in the water to try to rescue him.
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Man who crashed into fence dies after being handcuffed, Long Beach police say
Police said they did not use any force to arrest the man, but because he was handcuffed, they launched an in-custody death investigation.
Posted inCity
Long Beach gets $9.5 million to help people after incarceration, keep them out of prison
The money will pay for new city teams that respond to open drug use or help former convicts with therapy, drug treatment and job programs.
Posted inCrime
Tired of break-ins, local business owners invite city officials to talk solutions
Business groups are hosting a “crime prevention mixer” to talk about new strategies after voters approved Proposition 36.
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Column: A timely tribute to Art Levine, a newsman who believed in the power of listening
The law professor and journalist knew that democracy won’t survive without facts, without talking to each other and without the courage to look at the truth.
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How a Trump administration could affect California’s housing crisis
President-elect Donald Trump’s housing policy for his second term is vague at best. But based on available information, many California housing experts are not optimistic about what it could mean for the state’s crisis.