Still in recovery, Long Beach braces itself for El Niño
After Hurricane Marie, Peninsula residents barricade their homes with sandbags and wooden barricades as the City tries to ease worries.
Renaming of Cesar Chavez facilities remains ongoing across Long Beach
Almost six months after the allegations about Chavez surfaced, the Signal Tribune checks in with the City and District about their renaming efforts.
In Photos: Warren G pitches inaugural Regulators’ night
Long Beach Coast fans continued to bring the excitement at Blair Field Friday night — this time donning…
Cultural diversity shines during 2ND & PCH’s joyful Lunar New Year celebration
Long Beach residents and families celebrated the annual Lunar New Year on Saturday, feeding the lion envelopes and…
Future of LA County’s last wooden boardwalk up in the air
With mixed reaction from residents and visitors and an online petition to save the boardwalk, plans to replace Long Beach’s last wooden boardwalk are on hold and waiting for funding.
Belmont Shore’s 41st Annual Parade celebrates a cozy Christmas
Second Street lit up the evening in cozy fashion Saturday with a flurry of lights adorning vintage vehicles,…
Say meow to Roadcats Moto Club, a safe haven for LGBTQ+ riders
On a brisk, bright Sunday morning at the corner of Fourth Street and Cherry Avenue, over a dozen…
Signal Hill lights up its iconic Christmas tree in the rain
Hundreds of bright lights went up amongst pouring rain at Signal Hill Park Thursday evening as the City…
Signal Hill’s annual Halloween Carnival brings festive joy to families and children
The spooky spirit crept through Signal Hill Park on Saturday at the city’s annual Halloween Carnival, bringing joy…
In Photos: After decades of advocacy, Los Cerritos Wetlands Restoration Project breaks ground
The South Los Cerritos Wetlands Restoration project officially broke ground Friday morning, heralding the rehabilitation and future opening…