Opinion: If Biden/Harris wins, will Garcia stay or will he go?
If a Biden/Harris administration offers Garcia a position, to be among those they bring aboard for a great team, would he turn it down?
Opinion: Election season is getting uglier; it’s time for our city prosecutor to call for reinforcements
Labor and police unions, Roger Stonesque campaign managers, chiefs of various staffs, families of candidates and, of course the candidates themselves—it’s hard to find anyone who’s been behaving civilly since the primaries.
Opinion: What’s deranged and unhinged is the campaign for District 2
The Fox campaign distanced itself from Charley, with a barrage of statements regarding Charley’s mental health, with such phrases as “highly confused, in a delusional state” and his “ever-accelerating hairbrained (sic) schemes.”
So, what shall we call the new Gerald Desmond Bridge?
The new bridge will likely not be named for a person, which has turned out to be something plagued with problems in recent years, but rather its name will reflect its physical appearance or its role in the port.
Vacationing in COVID County: relaxing and maddening
For some, if “Governor Gruesome” says to be careful, doing the opposite must be the smartest and bravest course of action.
How many people behind Long Beach school names deserve the honor? Here’s some history to help you judge
When we find out or reach the verdict that the honoree is no longer deserving of praise and emulation, the honor can and should be retracted. It’s not changing history, it’s clarifying it; it’s completing it.
It’s only halftime for the tumultuous year that we wish had never started
As we embark on 2020 Part II, the confluence of the young year’s disasters and woes have prompted many conversationalists to wonder, while knocking madly on wood, what calamity can next get thrown into the mix.
Discovering some strange people and places in the swampy corners of LBPD data
One shady character, the police noted, was 120 years old, and if you saw a 120-year-old man driving down Seventh Street, no doubt with his left-turn blinker on for the last three miles, you’d pull him over too.
Don’t believe everything you read on a signpost
If you were to put 3,600 miles worth of fuel into an airliner and pointed the plane toward Qingdao, your trip will end, as World War II dispatches were datelined, “Somewhere in the Pacific.”
Calling all vexillologists (or artists): Please design a new and better city flag
If you have ideas for a design that would make a (much) better flag or seal for Long Beach, the Post would love to see them.