PHOTOS: Over 1,000 people join peaceful pro-Palestine rally at Cal State Long Beach
CSULB students and faculty joined a growing number of universities across the country in demanding the institutions divest from Israel and defense contractors.
Brandon Richardson
Reporter and photojournalist covering Long Beach, CA
Hundreds amass at CSULB for 'Justice in Palestine' rally
Students at Cal State Long Beach gathered on campus to call for divestment from Israel and a ceasefire in Gaza on Thursday.
Dark Harbor returns to the historic Queen Mary this fall
The premier haunt will descend on the historic liner with its famed monsters, mazes and themed bars this Halloween season after a four-year hiatus.
Police release video of murder suspect one month after slaying of 17-year-old girl
Briana Soto was walking near her home when she was shot. She died four days later.
Bomb threat at Hamilton Middle School spurs lockdown, LBPD investigation
Some parents said the Long Beach Unified School District did not immediately notify them of the threat, which police deemed not credible.
St. Mary to close pediatric unit, partner with Miller Children’s amid transition
The 100-year-old Long Beach hospital is citing the continued decline of its pediatric patient volumes as the reason for the closure.
Long Beach Airport sets monthly passenger record
City officials attributed the surge to an increase in flight slot usage from the airport's carriers.
Unionized workers reach ‘life-changing’ agreement with Hotel Maya
The new contract includes a $5 per hour raise in the first year, with most non-tipped workers on track to make $35 per hour by July 2027.
PHOTOS: The scent of fuel and burning rubber fills the air in Downtown during day 2 of the Grand Prix
IndyCars, sports cars, flying trucks and more wowed spectators during the second day of the three-day race weekend.
Dog dies in Los Altos house fire, no other injuries reported
The homeowner said he does not have insurance but will try to repair the damage himself.
Crews clear homeless encampment in vacant building to make way for affordable housing development in Long Beach
People who had been living in the long-shuttered mental health facility were forced to clear out on Thursday.
Central Long Beach affordable housing project officially opens; already 99% leased
Wellspring features 88 one-, two- and three-bedroom units for individuals and families making 30-60% of Long Beach's median income.
Long Beach’s 1st openly lesbian councilmember releases book on city’s LGBTQ+ history
Limited to only 128 pages, Gerrie Schipske said the book gives a high-level overview of the history but hopes it will serve as a jumping-off point for deeper dives into the city's LGBTQ+ past.
Camerata Singers, community rally to save Open Gallery with free concert, events
The benefit concert this Friday is the latest effort to help rebuild the family-run art gallery, which was destroyed after two cars crashed through it on Feb. 24.
A proposed 200-foot tower could obstruct Long Beach Airport operations, FAA says. To what extent?
Long Beachers are invited to weigh in on Relativity’s proposed tower, which could negatively affect nearby residential neighborhoods, according to various aviation associations and groups.
Long Beach Post hires anti-union lawyer amid ongoing strike
An employment expert likened the act of hiring an Ogletree Deakins lawyer to "planting a flag saying 'unions are not welcome here.'"