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When people think about the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, they commonly conjure up images of ships and trucks — and, often, the pollution that comes with them. Read more
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East Long Beach once again has its own hospital emergency room. Read more
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Long Beach’s Open Streets program, which has allowed businesses to expand outdoors into side… Read more
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Merlin Pambuan was one of the frontline health workers who caught COVID-19 last year. Read more
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Long Beach Pride and LA Pride will both hold virtual celebrations this year — with the forme… Read more
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Recreational marijuana has been legal in Long Beach since 2018. Since then, more than 20 dispensaries have opened doors in the city. Read more
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Go ahead — eat a donut. Read more
- By Hayley Munguia
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Long Beach Pride and LA Pride will both hold virtual celebrations this year — with the former this weekend — even as coronavirus restrictions in Los Angeles County have eased in recent weeks. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
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Junior League of Long Beach will celebrate its 90th birthday by finishing off its three-year campaign to give $90,000 total to local agencies serving women and children — and by publishing a c… Read more
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People
- By Donna Littlejohn
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A Juneteenth celebration on Long Beach’s Pine Avenue — envisioned to someday become a regional event — received a $10,000 grant from the Port of Long Beach, and plans for the event are quickly… Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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For the second year, the Namasté Center for Spiritual Living is organizing a "Love Wins" car parade through parts of Long Beach. Read more
- By Amy Orr
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Staffers at a Long Beach hospital recently got to chow down on some cookies — all thanks to a 21-year-old chef who has a long medical history and wanted to say thanks. Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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Worshippers will be welcomed into the Bay Shore Church sanctuary on May 23, Pentecost Sunday. Read more
Opinion
- By Harry Saltzgaver
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It's Mental Health Month, and I can't think of a better time for mental health to come up. Read more
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Need Police Read more
- By Dolores Nason
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The pandemic has increased glaring inequities across the Los Angeles region. Health outcomes based on the conditions and circumstances of demographics such as race, age, employment, education,… Read more
- By Weston LaBar and John McLaurin
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President Truman famously proclaimed, “The buck stops here,” a clear declaration that he would take ultimate responsibility for tough decisions. Read more
Sports
- By Jo Murray
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Numerous news outlets reported a 40-foot cabin cruiser used in a suspected human smuggling operation capsized Sunday off the coast of San Diego. Read more
- By Jo Murray
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The Energy Observer, a converted ocean-racing catamaran that runs on a hydrogen fuel cell and solar power, with zero carbon emissions, docked at Pine Avenue Pier last week during her Long Beac… Read more
- By Jo Murray
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Currently, more than 180 boats have registered for Newport to Ensenada (N2E), which will start on three courses off the Balboa Pier. The best viewing of the start is the end of the pier, where… Read more
- By Jo Murray
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Once owned by Buddy Ebsen of "Beverly Hillbillies" and "Barnaby Jones" fame, the yacht Polynesian Concept is listed for sale. The 35-foot catamaran sailed in the 1968 Newport to Ensenada (N2E)… Read more
- By Donna Littlejohn
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A Juneteenth celebration on Long Beach’s Pine Avenue — envisioned to someday become a regional event — received a $10,000 grant from the Port of Long Beach, and plans for the event are quickly… Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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Long Beach City Auditor Laura Doud announced Wednesday that her office has received the Exemplary Knighton Award from the Association of Local Government Auditors. Read more
- By Hayley Munguia
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Long Beach’s Open Streets program, which has allowed businesses to expand outdoors into sidewalks and parking spaces during the coronavirus pandemic, may become permanent. Read more
- By Hunter Lee
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For those who have not yet received their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, here’s a little incentive for you: Read more
Education
- Harry Saltzgaver
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Nominations are being sought for teachers to receive recognition from state Assemblyman Patrick O'Donnell. Read more
- Harry Saltzgaver
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Registration began Tuesday, May 11, for the Nature Kids Discovery summer camp programs at the El Dorado Nature Center. Read more
- By Amy Orr
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As a sophomore at Millikan High School, Samantha Russell joined the museum studies class simply because she thought it sounded interesting. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
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Long Beach Unified School District will return to live high school graduation ceremonies this year because of easing coronavirus pandemic restrictions. Read more
Business
- By Kurt A. Eichsteadt
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Five individuals have joined the Community Hospital Long Beach Foundation for 2021. They are Tala Baltazar, director of corporate relations at Lasefiche; Julie Knabe, J.D. Knabe & Associat… Read more
- By Jo Murray
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- By Hayley Munguia
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Long Beach’s Open Streets program, which has allowed businesses to expand outdoors into sidewalks and parking spaces during the coronavirus pandemic, may become permanent. Read more
- By Richard Guzman
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After nine years of serving soul-filling bowls of gumbo and other Creole dishes from a small spot in North Long Beach, Sal’s Gumbo Shack is bringing its soulful menu to Bixby Knolls with a sec… Read more
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