Photos: Shakespeare by the Sea season opens in Long Beach for the first time ever
The troupe is bringing performances of "Cardenio: Two Falsehoods" and "Henry IV" to 16 SoCal cities this summer for free.
Woman shot to death in Wrigley neighborhood, police say
Officials said 43-year-old Long Beach resident Myriam Zaragoza was shot Wednesday afternoon in the 2300 block of Locust Avenue.
Man shot to death on Anaheim Street, police say
Police say 38-year-old Long Beach resident Josue Manuel Matos was talking with at least one person he didn’t know in the area of Anaheim Street and Ohio Avenue around 6:30 p.m. when he was shot.
Gunman arrested after holding man hostage at Alamitos Beach apartment, police say
The gunman surrendered after an hours-long SWAT standoff in the area of First Street and Gaviota Avenue, according to the Long Beach Police Department.
Clocked Out: Where to see DJs and bands in Long Beach this week
From The Good Foot to Puerto Rican garage rockers to an evening with The Iron Maidens — here's the lineup.
‘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.
Long Beach projects $10.8 million surplus after expecting $8.8 million deficit this year
The City Council will decide later this year how to spend extra funds with staff recommending that $7 million be used for "high-priority" projects.
Music instructor arrested on suspicion of exposing himself to a child, 2 women, LBPD says
Police say 25-year-old Silas Topzand of Long Beach is suspected of exposing himself to a girl in 2023 and at least two women between 2021 and 2022.
City Council approves pilot that will allow e-scooters on Long Beach's beach bike path
E-scooters had been banned from the path since 2018 because of safety concerns but a new pilot program will allow them back on the path this year.
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.
What's good in the LBC: All-Star sumo wrestling, Stroll & Savor, moonlight mash and more
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 Foundation to premiere documentary highlighting its impact on Long Beach’s skate culture
"ASK Long Beach Documentary: Beyond the Board," which features skate legend Tony Hawk, will premiere June 20 at The Art Theatre.
Land originally part of planned North Long Beach village to be listed as surplus again
The Long Beach City Council could approve the listing of three parcels totaling nearly 30,000 square feet as surplus land Tuesday night.
¿Cómo se dice? California loops in AI to translate health care information
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.
Police shoot, wound woman they say pointed gun at them near St. Mary
The woman surrendered after a four-hour long SWAT standoff and is in stable condition, according to police.
Column: Your burger costs more because of the housing crisis
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.