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Measure LB: Ending a tax exemption for two local power plants

by Lizbeth Cortex Gutierrez and Yasmine Poot October 16, 2024October 18, 2024

Measure LB would help shore up the city budget by ending a tax exemption for two power plants on the far eastern side of Long Beach.

Elections

Measure A: L.A. County’s long-term plan to fund homeless services

by Yasmine Poot and Lizbeth Cortex Gutierrez October 16, 2024October 18, 2024

A yes vote on Measure A would be for increasing local sales taxes to fund homeless services and housing. It would generate millions for Long Beach by setting the city’s sales tax rate at 10.75%.

Crime

Gunman breaks into Bellflower apartment, fatally shoots woman and then himself, LASD says

by Staff Reports October 16, 2024October 16, 2024

Authorities said the woman had just gotten a restraining order against the gunman, whom she used to date.

Food

A concession stand for canines? It’s now open near Long Beach’s famous dog beach

by Jacob Sisneros October 15, 2024October 16, 2024

Most of the food is for humans, but the new outdoor restaurant called Monty’s Dog Beach will also have dog-friendly beer, snacks and an agility course.

Crime

In split decision, appeals court upholds conviction of drunk driver who murdered trick-or-treating family

by Jeremiah Dobruck October 15, 2024October 15, 2024

One judge wanted to overturn the murder conviction, writing that jurors should not have seen “shocking” autopsy pictures.

Falck’s mission to redefine California’s emergency response

As we look towards a future where healthcare becomes more equitable and accessible, understanding the significance of healthcare solutions is essential. According to the California Health Care Foundation more Californians are insured than ever before, thanks to the Affordable Care Act—there remain significant challenges to receiving timely and effective care. Emergency rooms and urgent care […]