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Breast cancer strikes approximately one in eight women. It is the second most common cancer in American women; more than 42,000 U.S. breast cancer deaths are projected in 2020. Read more
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Breast cancer strikes approximately one in eight women. It is the second most common cancer in American women; more than 42,000 U.S. breast cancer deaths are projected in 2020. Read more
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Welcome to Kindness Long Beach. Please flip through our print edition of the 2020 Kindness s… Read more
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For much of the year, the country’s economic outlook has been grim, with the coronavirus pan… Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 1 min to read
2020 is a very tough time to be an event planner. Read more
- By Kurt A. Eichsteadt
Editorial Assistant - 4 min to read
Precious Lamb preschool hosts a virtual gala from 6 to 7 p.m. tonight (Thursday, Oct. 22). The goal of Precious Lamb is to break the cycle of homelessness one child at a time The virtual gala … Read more
- By Steve Harvey
Columnist - 1 min to read
• I want you to know I'm still working on the origin of those off-shore sounds that some folks have contacted nextdoor.com about. Read more
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People
- By Stephanie StutzmanStaff Writer
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Born and raised in Long Beach, Tito Rodriguez — often referred to as the city's "Hood Santa" — has been helping people around his neighborhood for as long as he can remember. Read more
Opinion
- By Monique De La Garza
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Although Election Day is still two weeks away as we write this, the reality is that voting has already begun. We want to encourage everyone in Long Beach to vote and vote early. Read more
- By Suzie Price
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Dear California State Legislator: Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 2 min to read
Long Beach's City Council let it be known Tuesday night that they think they should have a say in how the city responds to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Sports
- By Jo Murray
On The Water Columnist - 2 min to read
Living in the Aquatic Capital of America, we are surrounding with rarified water. One of our local superstar waterwomen is Katie Rowe, who shared this insightful thought, “You can stop swimmin… Read more
- By Jo Murray
On The Water Columnist - 2 min to read
Two 86-year-old British ladies — kindred spirits of sorts — met up last weekend. Their intertwined history goes back to the Great Depression, when one of them was merely a number and many had … Read more
- By Jo Murray
On The Water Columnist - 2 min to read
Patti Clark is “The 12 minute miracle lady of Naples.” On her birthday evening back in July 31, 2018, Patti, her husband Emmett and their dog went for a Duffy ride. They returned to the dock a… Read more
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- By Jo Murray
On The Water Columnist - 2 min to read
Shark cage diving, bungee jumping, sky diving and a wild animal safari — and that was in just one day in the adventuresome life of Madison "Maddie" Cullen. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver>br/>Executive Editor
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Atlantic Avenue soon will be one lane in each direction in Bixby Knolls. Read more
- By Amy Orr
Contributor - 2 min to read
On the former NBC sitcom "Parks and Recreation," Pawnee city employees devoted an entire day to over-the-top spending and personal pampering. The characters’ catchphrase, “treat yo self,” inst… Read more
- By Hayley Munguia
Special to the Grunion - 2 min to read
A Holiday Inn in Central Long Beach will likely soon become permanent housing for those who are homeless. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor - 2 min to read
Southeast Long Beach, including the Los Cerritos Wetlands, now has a new master zoning plan that should allow some redevelopment to begin. Read more
Education
- Stephanie Stutzman
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Long Beach City College gave away 100 more Chromebooks and 50 more hotspots to students on Friday, Oct. 9, thanks to a $25,000 donation from an anonymous donor to the LBCC Foundation. Read more
- Sharleen Higa
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As educators, even in normal years, it often seems as if every moment of our lives from September to June is spent in front of an audience. Not just an audience — an audience of teenagers, who… Read more
- By Hayley Munguia
Special to the Grunion - 3 min to read
The Long Beach College Promise, the future of virtual learning and the role of police on campus were just some of the topics discussed during a Wednesday evening, Oct. 14, debate among the thr… Read more
- By Amy Orr
Contributor - 1 min to read
For the past 24 years, the Historical Society of Long Beach (HSLB) has shared local lore in a unique way. Each October, the group has re-enacted meaningful moments in Historical Cemetery Tours. Read more
Business
- By Hayley Munguia
Special to the Grunion - 1 min to read
Downtown Long Beach businesses have been hit hard by the coronavirus-induced recession — but the struggling economy hasn’t resulted in a major surge of empty storefronts in the area. Read more
- By Donna Litlejohn
Special to the Grunion - 4 min to read
For much of the year, the country’s economic outlook has been grim, with the coronavirus pandemic sweeping through the U.S., taking a major toll on jobs, commerce — and the collective mood. Read more
- By Harry Saltzgaver>br/>Executive Editor
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Atlantic Avenue soon will be one lane in each direction in Bixby Knolls. Read more
- By Jo Murray
Columnist - 3 min to read
Ears Lowered? Read more
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