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Signal Hill appoints nine commissioners across three commissions
Fifteen residents applied for positions across three commissions, with most of the appointees being incumbents.
Human trafficking along Long Beach Boulevard will be city’s ‘top priority,’ officials say
Long Beach will look into leveraging state and regional support, bolstering local law enforcement and expanding already-existing ordinances by the end of August.
Signal Hill appoints Brad Kenneally as new chief of police
The City of Signal Hill has appointed Captain Brad Kenneally as the next chief of police, effective April…
‘California is my home’: Long Beach man given 60 days to self-deport to a country he’s never been to
A Long Beach man has been ordered by Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) to self-deport to Cambodia, a…
Saturday Easter egg hunts in Long Beach and Signal Hill
Come Sunday, many families will be gathering to enjoy a meal and each other’s company for Easter. For…
Long Beach’s Olympic 2028 events and venues finalized
Long Beach will host 11 Olympic events in the summer of 2028, the Los Angeles organizing committee announced…
Long Beach Underground Film Fest — Something for the creative weirdos
Different. Experimental. “The weird stuff.” These are all descriptors of the upcoming inaugural Long Beach Underground Film Fest,…
Organizers hope to ‘swing the pendulum’ more left in Long Beach — after that, the nation.
Recent protests against SpaceX's presence in Long Beach isn't just about Elon Musk and Donald Trump — it's about creating a sustained movement that can span generations and nations, said SoCal Uprising co-founder Anthony Bryson.
Signal Hill takes its first steps toward the future with OSA
City Council approved an Opportunity Study Area economic analysis, with plans to overhaul a chunk of the city to feature a walkable town center, unique retail and multifamily housing. The area, roughly 210 acres of the city, is currently mostly being used as industrial/manufacturing land, oil production or is abandoned.
VIP Records seeks support to build museum and educational center
“I see love for the sign, but not for the mission,” shop owner and hip-hop legend Kelvin Anderson said of his experience trying to get the City's buy in so far.