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Long Beach Airport refuses to show Trump admin propaganda video
The video, which features DHS Secretary Kristi Noem blaming Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown, violates state and federal law, city officials said.
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The video, which features DHS Secretary Kristi Noem blaming Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown, violates state and federal law, city officials said.
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The risk to the public remains low, but this is the first case in the U.S. without known international travel, officials said.
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The shooting happened around 1:28 a.m. Sunday at the 200 block of Falcon Avenue, according to Long Beach police.
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Here’s how you can win a pair of tickets to the event, where funny veterinarian Kevin Fitzgerald will be guest of honor.
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City residents are encouraged to vote for their favorite name online or in person at six locations around the city beginning today.
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Police booked Alejandro Iniestra, 34, for murder and attempted murder.
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Rescue Roos provides a perch for castoff roosters.
The clinics will take place at various parks and community centers beginning tomorrow through Oct. 28.
Andrea Zinder, 67, had been president of UFCW Local 324 for six years before dying of a heart attack over the weekend.
If the shutdown drags on, federally funded programs such as housing assistance could be impacted.
The Children's Tumor Foundation hoped to educate and unite the community in the fight against what organizers call 'the most common rare disease you've never heard of.'
The man was crossing Anaheim Street at Cedar Avenue in a crosswalk on March 30 when he was hit, according to authorities.
The man, 60, was apparently driving erratically before hitting a tree, according to authorities.
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The woman was hit by a car that had swerved to avoiding hitting another pedestrian, according to authorities.
The man was hit near 31st Street and Atlantic Avenue on Aug. 15, according to authorities.
The nonprofit is raising funds to beef up security while Long Beach police investigate the graffiti as 'hate/bias motivated,' according to authorities.
The man, 65, crashed near Wardlow Road and Walnut Avenue on July 27, according to authorities.
No workers were detained Monday morning, but the federal actions continue to spread ‘terror’ throughout the community, according to immigration advocates.