Scratch This
Scratch This: The Traveling Kitty Comfort and Therapy Show is back
Helen Sanders CatPAWS' brainkitten brings four-footed joy to residents in assisted living.
Scratch This
Helen Sanders CatPAWS' brainkitten brings four-footed joy to residents in assisted living.
Crime + Public Safety
The suspects worked with four other juvenile suspects to rob and vandalize businesses around the city last month, according to authorities.
Labor
The hospital assured residents that patient care will not be impacted.
Traffic Fatality
The man was apparently lying in the street near the intersection of Seventh Street and Channel Drive Thursday morning when he was hit.
DUI Checkpoint
The checkpoint will be active in the department's South Division area from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.
awards
The Long Beach Watchdog has been named a finalist in the prestigious LA Press Club Awards in three different categories.
palestine
Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are at risk of “severe hunger and malnutrition” as Israel continues to block aid, according to the World Food Programme.
Frost Fund partners with Long Beach Animal Care Service to give hope to long-stay dogs.
The crash happened April 29 at the 6500 block of Atlantic Avenue, police said.
The shooting happened around 12:55 a.m. Thursday near the 100 block West Bort Street.
The driver of a Honda Civic traveling on Seventh Street near Terraine Avenue Wednesday morning apparently lost control and veered into oncoming traffic.
The shooting happened around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday near Seventh Street and Cherry Avenue.
The Long Beach teen killed 21-year-old Brandon Villarreal on April 12, authorities said.
The popular open-streets event is Saturday, May 10 and will include a variety of musical acts, city officials said.
The stabbing happened around 11:50 p.m. Monday near Sixth Street and Pine Avenue, authorities said.
Police say they found a man with a stab wound early Monday morning near the 200 block of West Wardlow Road.
The firing of an executive late last year led to a staff vote of no confidence in CEO Blair Kent, who is now on administrative leave.
More than 100 people gathered Downtown on May 1, urging city officials to adopt a rent stabilization policy, increase investment in legal aid for immigrants and tenants and create a livable wage.
“We all make mistakes," owner Jill Pharis said. “It's time to address the issue."