These city services will be closed for Juneteenth in Long Beach
Many of Long Beach's services will be interrupted Wednesday as city employees get the day off in observance of the Juneteenth federal holiday.
Many of Long Beach's services will be interrupted Wednesday as city employees get the day off in observance of the Juneteenth federal holiday.
Whether it's a full moon bike ride, some tasty bites or an all-star competition, Long Beach has it all. Here's our weekly recap of events happening in and around Long Beach.
"ASK Long Beach Documentary: Beyond the Board," which features skate legend Tony Hawk, will premiere June 20 at The Art Theatre.
The Long Beach City Council could approve the listing of three parcels totaling nearly 30,000 square feet as surplus land Tuesday night.
Officials hope to save money and make critical health care forms, applications, websites and more available to more people in the nation’s most linguistic state.
The woman surrendered after a four-hour long SWAT standoff and is in stable condition, according to police.
Fast food restaurants are raising prices and some are blaming the state’s minimum wage; but wages, and prices, are increasing because housing is so expensive.
Police say the victim was stabbed to death Saturday morning during an argument with another man near the area of Long Beach Boulevard and the Los Angeles River.
Police say the woman was shot sometime around 1:30 a.m. by another woman during an argument in the area of Hermosa Avenue and Third Street.
Police say the pedestrian was walking outside of a crosswalk in the area of Carson Street and Gundry Avenue Friday night when the driver of a vehicle hit him.
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.
"The Princess Bride," "The Meg," and "Coco" are among the nine-movie series.
Festivities throughout the city will highlight the Black community's rich history and vibrant spirit.
The city and its consultants are hosting a series of meetings this weekend to gather community input on future plans for the Downtown Long Beach shoreline.
The cyclist, according to police, was riding eastbound in the number three lane of Seventh Street, east of Margo Avenue, around 5:05 a.m. when the driver of a car hit him from behind.
The First Amendment protects a lot of things including hate speech.