"I would say I'm speechless, but I'm never speechless.'
Terri Henry has always been in restaurant industry for the love of it.
Grammy-winning artist and former guitarist for Paul McCartney Laurence Juber is stepping onto the stage at Grace First Presbyterian Church for a live-streamed concert in October.
From her hospital bed in Lower Manhattan about to give birth to her first baby, Andrea Sulsona could look out her window and see building rubble still smoldering eight days after the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center just two blocks away on Sept. 11, 2001.
Why Is Politics Just About Name Calling?
Christina Lee was 9 years old when her mother died in her arms in Cambodia.
The Catalina Film Festival returns this month — to Long Beach — to celebrate a decade of the arts and cinema featuring short films, narratives and documentaries by award-winning filmmakers.
All she wanted was a chance for her teenage daughter to see the larger world.
An earthquake shook Southern California late Friday.
In 1988, the course of Max Viltz’s life was profoundly affected by a trip to Egypt, led by an Egyptologist, Dr. Josef Ben-Jochannan, from Cornell University. The doctor led groups of African-Americans to Egypt to give a better understanding of African history in that country.
Shane Young might be a name that is new to you, but he has been here all along lending an extra hand volunteering behind the scenes. Most folks know his dad, who is out front on the stage — Gregg Young & the 2nd Street Band.
Like other Long Beach businesses, the Aquarium of the Pacific staff has had to think out of the box to keep folks engaged.
Do You Believe in Science? Saltzgaver Does
Even in a pandemic, Lisa Mae Brunson, founder of the Wonder Women Tech Conference, is still on a mission to introduce young girls and women to STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) industries.
For Labor Day, Let's Talk About Universal Basic Income
Long Beach has been named one of the most dog-friendly cities in the United States by SmartAsset.com.
Anti-tobacco groups celebrated a win last week when California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed SB-793, a law banning the sale of tobacco and nicotine products in flavors other than tobacco. By Jan. 1, all stores will need to have those products off shelves.
Back to School is Different This Year.
Movies lend themselves to a streaming format, so organizers of the 27th annual Long Beach QFilm Festival had no qualms about moving the event online.
Like others, the Long Beach Youth Chorus (LBYC) suspended its operations earlier this year when the city's Safer at Home order was announced.
"I feel like a year ago we did one of the best record store days out there," Rand Foster, owner at the Fingerprints record store in the East Village, said this week. "It usually feels like a convenience store right before the hurricane with lines, and people digging for their music.
Hot Enough For You?
MemorialCare Todd Cancer Institute at the Long Beach MemorialCare Medical Center has appointed oncologist Dr. Nilesh Vora, M.D., as the hospital's medical director. The medical center focuses on cancer diagnosis and treatment care, serving nearly 1,800 newly diagnosed patients each year.
Some students have trouble accessing all the tools that can help them reach their full potential as students and young adults.
On Aug. 26, 1920, women across America were officially given the right to vote nationwide with the passage of the 19th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
Neither Rain, Nor Sleet ... Nor President
Without open venues or bars, artists and performers are looking toward other outlets to reach their audiences, and some Long Beach artists are turning to a streaming platform called Twitch.tv to play free live shows.
Space tourism is close to becoming a reality — if you have a spare $250,000 just burning a hole in your pocket.
It's Time For Children To Go Back To School. Or Not.
Think the city budget process was hard before. It's going to be much harder this time around.
When Dr. Peter Kareiva was young, he attended Topsail High School in Hampstead, N.C., did a semester at sea in college and was in the first group of students at Duke in a new marine biology lab.
While schools in Long Beach prepare for the 2020-21 school year, private preschools in the area have been open for weeks with altered schedules and adjusted rules to account for keep students safe during COVID-19.
Time to Hunker in the Bunker?
Long Beach City College announced last week that its Winter Intersession — happening Jan. 4 through Feb. 6 — will consist of online classes only.
Sometime in the early 1960s, the noted architect Edward Killingsworth designed a building located at 1041 E. Seventh St. It was one of many civic and commercial buildings the Long Beach native would design in the city.
COVID Scares and Should Children Go Back to School?
Every year, Jordan High School celebrates the accomplishments of seniors by displaying banners featuring the graduate's name along with the college or university they will be attending in the fall.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California Gov. Gavin Newsom has extended the closure of bars and indoor dining statewide and has ordered gyms, churches and hair salons closed in most places as coronavirus cases keep rising in the nation’s most populated state.
Maybe it's time for high-speed internet access to be a utility.
If you're going to eat out, you're going to be eating outside!
A space that hosts exhibitions, performances, workshops, community projects and more in the Zaferia District is opening its doors to the public this September.
STOP WITH THE FIREWORKS ALREADY!!!
The last slim chance of a 2020 Big Bang on the Bay fireworks show has been swept away by a surge in cases of COVID-19.
Around noon on Wednesday, June 17, Long Beach fans of England's Arsenal Football Club sat at socially-distanced dining tables at the Auld Dubliner to watch the first Premier League game since COVID-19 suspended all restaurant dining in the city.
As is the case with pretty much everything this year, the status of camps is in flux due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Saltzgaver Displays Some Custom-Made Masks.
Area yacht clubs are taking regatta planning one day at a time this season.
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