
CSULB
CSULB students speak out against speech-regulating policy, rising tuition costs
During its weekly meetings, Students for Quality Education work to spread its message and teach other students about where their tuition money is going.
CSULB
During its weekly meetings, Students for Quality Education work to spread its message and teach other students about where their tuition money is going.
As pandemic aid dollars run out, health officials have rushed to find new money or reassign dozens of workers whose positions are no longer funded.
Crime + Public Safety
Police say fire department personnel were leaving the station to head to a service call around 12:39 a.m. when they struck the man, who was lying down in front of the station’s roll up door.
Housing crisis
All the city has to do is change the restrictive land use rules.
What's Good LBC
Whether it's a family-friendly celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month or being part of the Queen Mary's 90th anniversary celebration, there's plenty to do this week around the city. And don't worry, we won't forget the spooky stuff either.
Labor
Unionized workers are voting on whether to authorize a strike, with results expected by the end of the week, the union says.
Crime + Public Safety
Police say the north and southbound lanes in area of Cowles and Anaheim streets will be closed while authorities investigate.
Olympics
Mayor Rex Richardson talks about his visit to the Paris Games and what Long Beach's participation in the 2028 Olympics will mean for the city.
Crime + Public Safety
Details about what led up to the shooting were limited, but police said it happened shortly before midnight in the 1700 block of San Francisco Avenue.
Crime + Public Safety
Police say the suspect assaulted another man near Pacific Coast Highway and Magnolia Avenue before barricading himself away from responding officers.
Labor
The company emerged from bankruptcy earlier this month, having shed billions in debt, which workers argue means they can afford fair wages and benefits.
Utility Shutoffs
Residential gas accounts that owe at least $800 could lose service, but the city offers payment plans and discounts for those who qualify.
cannabis
The Planning Commission voted to recommend new regulations that include specific operating hours, standards for delivery drivers and limits on how much product vehicles could carry at one time.
Proposition 36
Chamber of Commerce and Visit Long Beach wanted officials to support Prop. 36 but the council shelved the item and took no stance as commercial property crimes soar.
Crime + Public Safety
Police say the pedestrian was crossing the street outside of a marked crosswalk near Pacific Coast Highway and Pasadena Avenue Thursday night when he was struck by someone driving a car.
Scratch This
Even if there's no will, there's probably a way.