City Prosecutor Doug Haubert and Councilmember Mary Zendejas will answer questions about how Proposition 36 will affect Long Beach if voters approve it in November.
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Wild Fork, a specialty meat store with everything from yak to alligator, opens in Long Beach
It recently took over the old Ruby’s location on Second Street.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a Queen Mary Halloween bazaar and movie night
Plus, don’t miss the chance to give back to your community at an expo featuring some of the most impactful nonprofits in Long Beach.
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DUI checkpoint planned for Thursday night in Long Beach
Police warned motorists that being charged with driving while impaired brings an average first-time penalty of $13,500.
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Long Beach adopts $3.6 billion budget with an eye toward Olympic infrastructure
It includes nearly $600 million in capital improvements but also significant belt-tightening and fee increases as pandemic-era federal aid dries up.
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Young robbers steal beer, flee in a parent’s minivan, Seal Beach police say
Seal Beach police say a 20-year-old, an 18-year-old and three minors were arrested Tuesday after they stole beer from a liquor store and then mugged two more victims.
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Robert Garcia will be in the spin room for Kamala Harris at tonight’s debate
Garcia has long been a vocal Harris supporter. He endorsed her for president in 2020 and even co-chaired her statewide race in 2019. He was named co-chair for her national campaign last month.
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LA County to use another $1.67 million to provide food carts to street vendors
The county previously used $2.5 million for the program. Long Beach, which has its own rules, is also offering subsidies and free carts to qualified vendors.
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A Pixar-themed mini-golf course is popping up in Long Beach
You can putt with “Toy Story” and “Finding Nemo” characters at the 2nd & PCH shopping center through January.
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From Syria to the Netherlands to Long Beach; family brings mouthwatering shawarma to Downtown
The name of the restaurant, which is now open at Utopia’s former location at First and Linden, hints at their journey.