‘Represented at Last!’ will trace the path of Long Beach’s diverse politics and people
The Historical Society of Long Beach hopes to share stories of those who fought for change and representation.
Money talks: LB Library Services and Community Development discuss 2025 budget overview
As the Long Beach City Council continues its discussion of the 2025 budget, the Community Development and Library…
Long Beach bar Roxanne’s hosting family-friendly mini Warped Tour this Saturday
This Saturday, Roxanne’s will put a cap on summer with a family-friendly smorgasbord of skating, art, music and…
This Long Beach nonprofit hopes to combat teen depression, anxiety with hyper-focused services
For The Child will soon open its teen-centered counseling center with a bolstered psychology staff in response to a recent rise in teen depression.
Re-trial begins for ex-LBUSD safety officer charged with murder of 18-year-old
A Los Angeles County judge declared a mistrial in Eddie Francisco Gonzalez’s case in April after the jury declared a deadlock.
Breaking down the ballot: Higher taxes on local energy power plants
The City Council decided on Tuesday that Long Beach voters will vote on three local measures this November…
Breaking down the ballot: Restructuring the City’s hiring process
The City Council decided on Tuesday that Long Beach voters will vote on three local measures this November…
Breaking down the ballot: Harbor Commission changes
This measure would shorten the length of Harbor Commission board terms, shift hiring duties and align the commission’s budget review with the City’s.
Signal Hill elected official nominations due Aug. 9. Here’s how to run for office.
Residents hoping to have a direct hand in Signal Hill’s laws, budget and important City proceedings have until…
Signal Hill’s Greenly Art Space will unveil personal transformation in director’s solo exhibition
For the first time under the Greenly Art Space roof, Curator and Director Kimberly Hocking will showcase decades of her own work.