Walk the red carpet at Long Beach’s biggest Oscar’s party
Strapped with a new 4K projector and a rejuvenated energy, the Art Theatre of Long Beach’s Oscar gala is set for a night of stars.
A local resident wants to transform a vacant lot into a community garden
Fourth Street resident and nature lover Max Feinland will host a series of meetings over the next few months for residents who want to get involved.
Rancho Los Cerritos’ ‘Seeds of Resilience’ produces fruits of hope and resistance
“Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.” This astute observation is often heeded…
Long Beach’s Dale Clinton will have MLK health facility renamed in her honor
The longtime beloved activist and matriarchal figure is an integral figure of the war against poverty and equitable health.
Long Beach City Council discusses their response to ‘threatening,’ but non-criminal behavior
The line between law enforcement and mental health outreach was examined with vigor at Long Beach’s City Council…
Long Beach calls for DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s impeachment, but organizers say they want stronger local protections
The Long Beach City Attorney was directed Tuesday night to draft a resolution expressing support for the impeachment…
See who’s running in Long Beach’s June 2 primary election
In less than six months, Long Beach residents will have the opportunity to vote for the City’s mayor,…
Long Beach presents first-ever LGBTQIA2S+ Community Health Needs Assessment
Community members presented the findings of the inaugural LGBTQIA2S+ Community Health Needs Assessment on Tuesday to the Long…
City will borrow $24 million to build Belmont Aquatics Center
Over a decade and millions spent in preparing and redesigning culminated in a final construction and funding plan…
Long Beach director brings bilingual joy through children’s musical in Minnesota
Through “Go, Dog. Go! Ve Perro ¡Ve!” Juliette Carrillo hopes to bring laughter and celebration to children and parents during a particularly tough time in Minnesota.