Labor
Union files labor violation complaint against convention center operator, city
The claim filed with the National Labor Relations Board alleges management of the city-owned facility called police on and surveilled picketing workers.
Brandon Richardson
Reporter and photojournalist covering Long Beach, CA
community
Community rallies behind family of Cabrillo High soccer player who died last week
A local nonprofit is hosting a soccer tournament to raise money for the family of Brian Gonzalez, who also will be honored during the Cabrillo baseball team’s first weekend home game next month.
immigration
No, ICE has not raided any Long Beach schools
LBUSD debunked social media rumors that the agency is active within the district, which launched a resources webpage last week ‘in solidarity’ with immigrant students and their families.
immigration
No, las escuela de Long Beach no han sido redadas por la agencia de immigración y control de aduanas (ICE)
Los funcionarios del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Long Beach desmintió los rumores en las redes sociales de que la agencia está activa dentro de las escuelas locales.
Belmont pool
TONIGHT: Long Beach officials to give update on yet another Belmont pool redesign
The project has been dragging on for 11 years and is now on its fourth redesign, which requires additional Coastal Commission approval.
entertainment
How much does a seaside amphitheater cost? Long Beach officials say they don’t know yet
A temporary amphitheater is supposed to open adjacent to the Queen Mary this fall, but no timeline, budget or funding source has been finalized, according to city staff.
LBUSD
Demolition at Jordan High School makes way for $97.5M gym, aquatic facilities
While the new gym and pool are slated to open in 2027, the school’s new stadium is set to come online in August ahead of the 2025-26 academic year.
sports
Family, teammates mourn the death of Cabrillo High soccer player Brian Gonzalez
Hundreds gathered at the Cabrillo soccer field Saturday morning to pay their respects the day after the teen suffered a medical emergency during a game.
aviation
Hybrid-electric plane landing at Long Beach Airport marks ‘significant leap’ toward cleaning air travel
The milestone is a welcome step for residents who have spent nearly two years pushing back against air and noise pollution at the airport.
entertainment
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.
labor action
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.
Wildfire
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.
Wildfire
Long Beach health officials warn of poor air quality fueled by wildfires
As numerous fires burn tens of thousands of acres across the county, Long Beach has deployed fire and police personnel to assist.
Weather
The Santa Ana winds have arrived. Here's what we can expect in Long Beach
The National Weather Service said the city could see gusts up to 40 miles per hour tonight, which is just a taste of what other parts of the region are facing.
skateboarding
Survey says: Give us more skateparks
The city of Long Beach has identified four potential locations for new skateparks, including a $5 million ‘destination’ park at Alamitos Beach, after a survey showed demand for more.
environment
Air quality is bad, Long Beach. Just stay inside if you can.
Levels of the inhalable microscopic pollutants known as PM2.5 are high and outdoor exercise should be limited.