Critically Speaking: A Bird’s eye view
A battle is brewing on the beach bike path.
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.
What’s good in the LBC: Art Walk, Formula DRIFT and a Day Float
There’s rarely any shortage of things to do in Long Beach. Here are eight events to consider this weekend.
WATCHDOG TODAY: LB's cannabis tax break, E-scooters on the beach path, a styrofoam ban and more headlines
From a gardener arrested on suspicion of sexually battering three women he worked for to a weekday stroll through El Dorado Nature Center, here are today's headlines.
The Port of Long Beach could name its educational center after former Congressman Alan Lowenthal
A committee will decide whether a $19 million center inside the port headquarters Downtown will be named after Lowenthal, who advocated for ports and environmental policy.
Police arrest gardener they say committed sexual battery against several clients in Long Beach
Norwalk resident Meliton Santoyo Jaramillo, 38, is accused of committing at least three sexual batteries since August 2023, and police say there may be more victims.
Long Beach to begin enforcing its ban on styrofoam products in June
The city's law was adopted in 2018, but city officials say enforcement of the ban was delayed as the city dealt with the COVID-19 pandemic and a citywide staffing shortage.
E-scooters on the beach bike path? Long Beach is looking into that
The Long Beach City Council requested a feasibility study to determine if e-scooters could safely operate on the beach bike path, where scooters are currently banned.
Long Beach cannabis tax cuts approved, operators question if it will be enough
A new pilot program will implement a 1% cut for cannabis cultivators and retailers in Long Beach with an opportunity to qualify for an additional 3% cut.
Clocked Out: Beating the 'weekday scaries' with nature and snacks
Turtle-watching, EBT card picnics, barefoot hiking and more 'funemployed' activities from the Long Beach Post’s former editor.
Draft of 'City Core' Central Long Beach rezoning plan to be discussed at community meeting Thursday
The new zoning could determine the types of homes and businesses that would eventually be developed in the area.
Dear Long Beach, I’m hungry and I miss you
A love letter to Long Beach and its tight-knit food community from the Long Beach Post's former food and dining reporter.
Critically Speaking: An enemy of my enemy is my friend?
Unlikely allies in the battle against short-term rentals.
Pastor of Long Beach’s oldest Black church attacked twice during service
Rev. Welton Pleasant II has served the city's oldest Black church as pastor for 15 years. During that time, he's been attacked twice.
DA files burglary charges against man accused of posing as salesman to enter dozens of Long Beach homes
Police say 48-year-old Long Beach resident David Silver burglarized several homes across Los Angeles County for more than a year.
Long Beach could ramp up enforcement on short-term rental operators
The city could deploy another inspector and toughen consequences for instances of violence at short-term rentals.