
Crime + Public Safety
3 arrested in shooting that killed beloved Long Beach street vendor, police say
Yener Ramirez Miranda, 37, of Wilmington was working his usual street vending route in Long Beach when was killed by stray gunfire on March 20.
Crime + Public Safety
Yener Ramirez Miranda, 37, of Wilmington was working his usual street vending route in Long Beach when was killed by stray gunfire on March 20.
East Village Arts District
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Labor
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Housing crisis
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robbery
The duo robbed BevMo stores in Long Beach and Lakewood and then used social media to sell the bottles, according to federal authorities.
Traffic Fatality
The crash happened just after 6 p.m. June 4, in the area of Carson Street and Ostrom Avenue, police said.
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Long Beach Yacht Club
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cybersecurity
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fatal shooting
The shooting happened Thursday afternoon in the 4100 block of Willow Street, according to the LBPD.
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Port of Long Beach
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Tuberculosis
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