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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…
Reporter’s Notebook: An unseen side of Long Beach — the equestrian community
When I arrived at the Wrigley neighborhood on Sunday morning, April 26, I was quickly confused. I stepped…
This West Long Beach neighborhood is one of LA’s last horse havens. Yet, it remains under threat
There are few places where horses can roam freely in Los Angeles. But in a quiet neighborhood in…
‘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…
Anchored by community support, Long Beach Coast is ready to compete
The leadup to the Long Beach Coast’s inaugural season has felt like a rapid race to Opening Day. …
Long Beach sports: Gone, but not forgotten
With the Long Beach Coast set to play ball beginning this May, and the 2028 Summer Olympics readying…
Follow the rings of Long Beach sports history through ‘Olympics on the Golden Shore’
When 2028 arrives, Long Beach will be one of the most vital locations for that year’s Los Angeles…
These Long Beach Coast pitchers play hard and throw harder
If baseball is chess, pitchers are king. The pitching mound, both a place of power and vulnerability, is…
For the love of the game: The562 shows a dedication to Long Beach sports coverage
Turning lay-offs into opportunity, The562 was created by and for Long Beach, with a passionate focus on the city’s sports community.
Property owner and manager PACs that donated to each LB city councilmember
These four PACs spent over $7,000 on city councilmembers’ most recent campaigns. Each election season, city council candidates…