It happened around 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the 400 block of Shoreline Village Drive, police said.
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Second suspect arrested in killing at Long Beach homeless encampment, police say
Police said the deadly shooting occurred in an encampment next to the 91 Freeway on Jan. 10, 2021.
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LA County set to pay $4 billion settlement to resolve thousands of sex abuse cases
County officials called it “the costliest financial settlement in the history of LA County.” It settles thousands of claims dating back as far as the 1960s.
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Long Beach to allow electric scooters on beach bike path starting in May
The pilot program, which is still being developed, will let people ride e-scooters at up to 15 mph along the path.
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Miller Children’s & Women’s employees, families & mini horses unite to celebrate Autism Acceptance Day
In a remarkable display of unity, community members, patients, staff and families from the Stramski Children’s Developmental Center at Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital came together to celebrate Autism Acceptance Day showcasing the importance of support and understanding for neurodivergent individuals on the autism spectrum. Autism Acceptance Day on April 2 marks the beginning of a […]
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As Trump seeks to reengineer global trade, Long Beach’s economy will pay a price, local officials say
The Trump Administration this week announced steep new tariffs on most imports to the United States. With thousands of local jobs tied to the Port, Long Beach has much at stake.
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No more calling ‘shotgun?’ California could ban teens from riding in the front seat
A new bill would require teens up to 16 years old to ride in the back seat if they’re not tall enough. Middle schoolers up to age 13 would need to use booster seats if they’re tiny.
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Dark Harbor announces 2025 dates at the Queen Mary
Organizers of the popular Halloween event announced it will open on Sept. 19 and run through Nov. 2.
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Theater News: Humorous ‘God’s Favorite’ opens this weekend at Long Beach Playhouse
One of Neil Simon’s less-performed plays, it’s a loose, comedic retelling of the biblical book of Job.
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Long Beach may mandate more staffing at self-checkout lanes
The idea, which City Council members said is about deterring theft and keeping workers safe, pitted grocery unions against parts of the business community, who said it was a veiled attempt to force stores to hire more employees.