Column: Long Beach's MLK Parade sparks outrage over lack of Black representation

Community members protest the fact that just one of the five individuals chosen to be a Grand Marshal in Saturday's Martin Luther King Jr. Parade is Black.

Mayor shares first look at 'Long Beach Bowl' seaside amphitheater

The music venue “offering unforgettable experiences” is slated to open this fall next to the Queen Mary, according to Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson.

Bay Shore Neighborhood Library celebrates its grand reopening

The renovated building is more energy efficient but retains its mid-century charm.

Man sitting in car shot in North Long Beach, police say

Police say the man was parked in the 6500 block of Muriel Avenue when a gunman shot him around 11:45 p.m. Monday night.

Long Beach Convention Center workers could go on strike 'at any moment'

The union that represents the workers held a strike authorization vote Sunday, with 85% voting in favor.

Meet Amanda Barajas, Long Beach Animal Care Services' new face of dog fostering

Pet fostering also helps save lives during disasters.

How to keep your pets safe during disasters

Best Friends Animal Society offers tips and a huge helping paw.

Long Beach residents don't need to evacuate following mistaken alert

The city is not currently under an evacuation alert, Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson said.

Here's a list of Long Beach businesses and organizations offering support for wildfire victims

From discounted hotel room rates and free food to donation collections, Long Beach is stepping up to assist its neighbors throughout the county.

Long Beach schools remain open amidst poor air quality levels fueled by wildfires

Long Beach Unified School District officials said in a post on X that they were working with the city's health department to make sure they followed the recommended procedures.

Man shot while sitting at North Long Beach bus stop, police say

The man was at a bus stop near the area of 56th Street and Atlantic Avenue around 11:42 a.m. when a gunman shot him, according to police.

No bomb found after threat to CSULB campus library, university officials say

The university received the threat through a phone call around 2:36 p.m., according to Lt. Carol Almauger.