Brandon Richardson

‘Music to My Ears’: Catch the Long Beach Municipal Band for free starting next week

The summer music series kicks off Tuesday, June 25 with four shows per week through Aug. 2.

Food 4 Less workers vote ‘overwhelmingly’ to authorize strike

Union representatives said they hope the threat of a strike will be enough to secure a fair contract but added that workers are ready to act.

Schedule released for resurrected Moonlight Movies on the Beach

"The Princess Bride," "The Meg," and "Coco" are among the nine-movie series.

‘I made it’: City celebrates opening of affordable housing near the traffic circle

For residents like Donnie Grimes and 75 others, the project has become a lifeline.

Council approves $429K for 40 carts to be given to street vendors for free

The two contracts are for carts designed for fruit, tamales and grilled foods (but not raw meat).

Comedian Gabriel ‘Fluffy’ Iglesias to receive key to the city

Samuel and Beth Keesal, and Rev. Dr. Leon and Paula Wood also will receive keys to the city for their contributions to Long Beach.

MemorialCare medical workers in Long Beach stave off reduced hours

It is unclear if hospital leadership is still considering furloughs and layoffs amid contract negotiations.

Dozens march in Downtown to demand CSU divest from Israel, stand with Palestinians

CSULB campus members marched through Downtown Long Beach Tuesday, calling on the chancellor’s office to act immediately as a humanitarian crisis worsens in Gaza.

PHOTOS: Love wins as thousands gather for 41st Long Beach Pride

LGBTQ+ community members and their allies lined Ocean Blvd. for the iconic parade, followed by a dance party at Marina Green park.

'We're fed up': More than 100 residents protest noise, pollution at Long Beach Airport

Protesters acknowledged that the city is limited on what it can do to curb general aviation activity but are determined to take their fight to the federal level.

Long Beach hospital workers face reduced hours, furloughs and layoffs amid labor negotiations, memo says

It’s unclear why hospital management determined the measures are necessary more than a month before the old contract expired. Plus, more headlines you may have missed.

City, industry leaders break ground on electric semi-truck charging depot at Port of Long Beach

Diesel trucks account for 25% of California’s transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions. The new facility is a milestone in creating the infrastructure to change that, officials said.

CSULB students, faculty walk out of class amid ongoing demands to divest from Israel, defense contractors

Dozens of campus members walked out of their classrooms again on Wednesday to demand that the university disclose its investments to the public.

An industrial facility is going up near Long Beach Airport, with more projects in the works, developer says

The Goodman Group, owner and developer of 93 acres on the west side of the airfield, is considering more projects over the next five years.

Police ask for help finding 74-year-old man with mental conditions

Henry Folse was last seen in front of his home near Downtown Saturday morning.

UPDATE: 7 injured, 4 critically outside North Long Beach nightclub in suspected gang shooting

Long Beach police are investigating a mass shooting on South Street just west of Paramount Boulevard.