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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.
Ranchos Walk returns to highlight Long Beach history on Sept. 26
Explore local monuments, communities and environmental beauties on foot during the eighth annual Ranchos Walk on Saturday, Sept.…
High tides ripped apart Peninsula boardwalk. It may be a glimpse of what’s to come.
The impacts of Hurricane Marie crashed onto Long Beach’s doorstep, with waves crashing relentlessly onto an already dilapidated…
California Coastal Commission is the latest target for Trump administration’s oil drilling goals
Environmental groups are ringing the alarm on a federal review they say signals a “hostile federal takeover” of…
Help clear thousands of pounds of trash from local beaches during California Coastal Cleanup Day on Sept. 19
Long Beach’s Department of Parks, Recreation and Marine (PRM) invites neighbors, families and friends across the city to…
Three West Long Beach initiatives announced as part of Love Your Block
Projects include native tree planting, native seed distributions and public art, slated to launch in September.
Following warehouse fire in Boyle Heights, LB wants answers on downstream impacts
The City of Long Beach regularly grapples with the realities of existing at the southern end of the…
Surfrider Foundation works to conserve the ‘Beach’ in Long Beach
In the city of Long Beach, the main appeal lies in the latter part of its name. Residents…
‘Earth’s Greatest Enemy’ tows the line of hope and devastation
From Okinawa, Japan to Maui, Hawaii and countless territories in between, United States imperialism has caused environmental devastation…
Solar panel project near Los Cerritos Wetlands paused for full environmental review
For many months, the Los Cerritos Wetlands Trust and local residents have urged the City of Seal Beach…