Scratch This: Meet the Muttley life coaches who help humans with their barking bowsers
Explore behavioral tips for your dog, a list of adoptable pups and weekend events.
With $700K settlement, Long Beach finally ends fight over Community Hospital property
The agreement ends any uncertainty over the ownership or future use of the land.
Column: Bike lanes could be coming to PCH, and you can help decide what they look like
Cyclists may soon be able to travel from the traffic circle to the LA River.
A new LGBTQ+ cultural district coming soon, no new TB cases | WATCHDOG TODAY
From LA County's plan to tackle medical debt to a new art space in Long Beach, here are the latest headlines.
Environment: The 'anti-art gallery' that's uplifting artists in Long Beach
Owner Samuel "NA$A” Wright wants to showcase budding artists, host workshops and create a safe space for all.
Los Angeles County launches ambitious plan to tackle medical debt. Hospitals groan.
The county has launched an ambitious effort to tackle medical debt, targeting hospitals for their role in feeding a $2.9 billion problem.
Clocked Out: Westside (happy hour) story
Massive mimosas, vegan empanadas, Peruvian beers and more at Casa Chaskis.
Dozens march in Downtown to demand CSU divest from Israel, stand with Palestinians
CSULB campus members marched through Downtown Long Beach Tuesday, calling on the chancellor’s office to act immediately as a humanitarian crisis worsens in Gaza.
Disneyland characters, parade performers just won a 'landslide' union victory; Here's what they're fighting for
After years of campaigning, Disneyland Resort parade dancers and characters are one step closer to union representation.
California pays meth users to get sober
The state is expected to allocate $61 million to the experiment, which targets addiction to stimulants such as meth and cocaine.
PHOTOS: Love wins as thousands gather for 41st Long Beach Pride
LGBTQ+ community members and their allies lined Ocean Blvd. for the iconic parade, followed by a dance party at Marina Green park.
Newsom boosted California’s public health budget during Covid. Now he wants to cut it.
Long Beach declared a public health emergency early this month over an outbreak of tuberculosis.
Rate increases likely for water, sewer and gas bills this year. Here’s what yours might look like
The largest rate hike proposed for Long Beach customers is for water service.
Modified plan for more, but smaller, units at Pine Avenue development, wins approval
The "Queen Beach" housing project was originally slated for 69 large apartment units, but the city’s planning commission approved a new plan with twice as many units instead.
Critically Speaking: It’s getting really expensive to live here
Why your utility bill is next in line for an increase.
'We're fed up': More than 100 residents protest noise, pollution at Long Beach Airport
Protesters acknowledged that the city is limited on what it can do to curb general aviation activity but are determined to take their fight to the federal level.