Long Beach explores using recovery funds for cultural events
Cultural events in Long Beach—many of which have been canceled, delayed or pushed online due to COVID-19 in…
Demand for rental assistance exceeds available funds, more funding expected from State
The City may receive another round of rental assistance funding from the State to assist low-income tenants with…
6000 Block of Walnut Avenue becomes North Long Beach’s first historic district
It’s official: North Long Beach has its first historic district. The 6000 Block of Walnut Avenue was technically…
Alpert Jewish Community Center hosts 37th annual student art show
The Zena and Pauline Gatov Gallery is exhibiting a collection of artwork by 63 Long Beach Unified School…
Long Beach considers repealing cannabis cultivation tax
Long Beach is considering repealing its cannabis cultivation tax—which charges businesses that grow and harvest cannabis $12 per…
Meet the cornhole enthusiasts bringing the lawn sport to Long Beach, tournament-style
On Wednesday, March 9, the outdoor patio at Trademark Brewing was alive with the sound of bean bags…
City moves to regulate unhosted short-term rentals in the coastal zone
Unhosted short-term rentals (STRs) from providers like Airbnb and VRBO will soon be regulated in the coastal zone,…
AOC7 accepting donations of children’s books for annual literacy fair
Donations for the Reading in the LB Sea literacy fair will be accepted through April 30 The Anaheim,…
St. Mary Medical Center CEO honored with Aquarium’s 2022 African American Heritage Award
St. Mary Medical Center CEO and President Carolyn Caldwell was awarded the Aquarium of the Pacific’s 2022 African…
