LBCC names performing arts center in honor of Jenni Rivera after $102-million rebuild

Rivera, a Long Beach native, studied business at LBCC before she catapulted to stardom.

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Aquarium of the Pacific’s playful and inquisitive octopus, Ghost, dies

Aquarium officials said that Ghost died of senescence, a natural end-of-life process for female octopuses that started after she laid eggs last fall.

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Want government records? This California lawmaker wants you to pay more for them

Californians have a constitutional right to government records, but a lawmaker’s plan would allow higher fees to get them. She says it aims to discourage filers who abuse the system.

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Felony arrest warrant issued for Long Beach pastor

He was previously convicted of stealing from a disabled veteran. Now he’s accused of forgery.

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Another No Kings protest planned in Long Beach and nationwide on Saturday

The last No Kings event in Long Beach drew thousands.

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HOROSCOPE

By Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (March 21-April 19) This week, you take care of business, and business takes care of you. But that’s your baseline. The fun part is when […]

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Comunidad Celebra las Reacciones ante las Acusaciones Contra César Chávez y las Acciones Locales

Since last week’s shocking investigative report by the New York Times about allegations that legendary labor leader Cesar Chavez sexually abused women, the measures taken to date have been swift […]

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Pionero del Programa de Estudios Chicanos Rudy Acuña Muere a los 93 Años

Por John Rogers y Janie HarAssociated Press. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rodolfo “Rudy” Acuña, un activista político, académico e historiador que fundó uno de los primeros programas de Estudios Chicanos […]

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Horóscopo

Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar –19 de abr) Esta semana, te ocupas de los asuntos y los negocios te cuidan a ti. Pero eso es tu base. […]

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EVENTOS Locales – Semana de 26 de marzo, 2026

Viernes, Marzo 27 Noche de Juegos Familiares Durante las Vacaciones de Primavera San Fernando Library 217 N. Maclay Ave. San Fernando 4 p.m. – 5 p.m. Acompáñanos en una divertida […]

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Mujer Celebra Ser la Ultima de su Familia en Cumplir 100 Años

Para alguien llegar a los 100 años es extraordinario, dado lo pocos que pueden lograr ese hito. Pero para una mujer local, Eve Catran, es simplemente la última en su […]

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Cantante Latina y Personalidad de Televisión Chiquis Honrada Durante el Mes de la Historia de la Mujer

La cantante, empresaria y defensora Chiquis fue honrada durante el Mes de la Historia de la Mujer por la Supervisora del Condado de Los Ángeles Lindsey P. Horvath por su […]

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Sylmar Studios Abrirá en Julio; Ejecutivo Espera Impacto Positivo para la Comunidad Local

Casi cuatro años después de haber movido la tierra en el corazón de Sylmar, el complejo llamado con razón Sylmar Studios espera finalmente abrir sus seis estudios de sonido de […]

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Jury finds Instagram and YouTube liable in a landmark social media addiction trial

Jurors in Los Angeles decided Meta and YouTube were negligent in the design or operation of their platforms.

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Long Beach advances plan to allow cannabis sales, use at some festivals, special events

The city listed the Queen Mary, Marina Green Park, Rainbow Lagoon, Shoreline Park, the city convention center and soon-to-be-constructed Long Beach Amphitheater as potential venues.

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City Council says long-delayed Colorado Lagoon construction needs an ‘end date’

“That gap between expectation and reality is why residents are so frustrated, why I am so frustrated with this; we need an end date,” Councilmember Kristina Duggan said.

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Woman killed while crossing street at Fourth and Ximeno, Long Beach police say

This is a breaking news story. We'll update it as we know more.

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Jury Deliberations to Continue in Social Media Trial After Deadlock Concerns

LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Deliberations are set to continue today after jurors reported difficulty reaching a verdict for one of the defendants in a potentially landmark lawsuit accusing social media […]

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Lawsuit alleges school board member’s husband groomed, abused elementary school student

He’s a teacher at Long Beach Unified, where his wife sits on the governing board. She called the lawsuit’s accusations “categorically false.”

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A sneak peek of the colors and designs for the LA28 Olympics

“We looked to the city for inspiration and we were inspired by different thematics and stories that really make this city great,” said Geoff Engelhardt, LA28's head of brand design.

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Long Beach police ask public for help finding missing 11-year-old boy

He was last seen riding off on his bicycle, police said.

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Japanese skating show KASSO just took over the pit in downtown Long Beach. Here’s what it looked like.

Some of the best skaters in the world are in Long Beach this weekend, taking on a series of intense, brightly colored rails, ramps and jumps built on the dirt lot that used to house old City Hall.

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Man wins $1.4 million verdict after lawn mower sent golf ball hurtling toward him

He was at the Heartwell Golf Course with his son when the accident left him seriously hurt.

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Long Beach Grand Prix CEO Jim Michaelian dies at 83, weeks before race

Michaelian had been with the race for all of its 51 years.

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Motorcycle rider dies after crashing into bicyclist on river trail, Long Beach police say

"Witnesses stated that the motorcyclist was traveling at a high rate of speed without a helmet or lights," police said.

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‘I was hooked’: California lawmakers target gambling addiction in youth

From loot boxes to sports predictions, boys are betting — and losing — online

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Police search for hit-and-run driver who seriously hurt 67-year-old at Anaheim and Redondo

No arrests have been made, but a search warrant to seize and search the involved vehicle lays out how the crash happened and how police tracked down the van.

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2 plead no contest to stealing thousands from CSULB Athletics Department by filing false time sheets

They paid restitution and were sentenced to community service and probation, prosecutors said.

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Trump administration acknowledges it needs immigrant farmworkers as it moves to cut their pay

The Trump administration handed down a rule that would cut the minimum wage for immigrants with H-2A visas, including farm workers. The United Farm Workers sued, arguing the change would depress pay to all agricultural employees, including citizens.

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Long Beach Unified projects it must make another $40 million in cuts next year

Hundreds of teachers, librarians, and other employees were already let go, but it has not closed the district’s budget deficit.

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San Fernando City Council Holds Special Meeting About Cesar Chavez-Related Issues

The Cesar E. Chavez statue was removed today from the memorial park honoring the late labor leader immediately after the San Fernando City Council passed a motion for its removal […]

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Long Beach decides to rent out different, cheaper motel to house people living on LA River

Officials had planned to lease the Motel 6 on PCH but scrapped that plan, a decision that delayed the program but secured rooms at a lower rate, according to the Health Department.

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3 political newcomers join forces in bid to unseat City Council incumbents

They've formed a ticket that spans from downtown to North Long Beach.

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California Migrant Workers Face New Challenges for Medi-Cal Health Care

Migrant farmworkers are essential. Through their labor, they provide the food that nourishes and sustains our health. However, when it comes to their own health, they are expected to take […]

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Construction starts on affordable housing project at historic National Guard armory

Developers plan to preserve the 1930s Art Deco structure while converting it into 64 apartments.

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California lawmakers want to rename César Chavez Day following sexual abuse allegations

They plan to pass a bill renaming the holiday Farmworkers Day before the end of the month. Long Beach leaders have also pledged to look at whether his name should remain on public facilities locally.

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Cesar Chavez Memorial Statue in San Fernando Covered Overnight

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Crews at Port of Long Beach work to stabilize containers on ship that encountered rough seas

Containers fell into the sea and others were damaged and left teetering after the ship reportedly traversed 20-foot waves off Alaska.

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Familia y Amigos se Reúnen para Dar el Último Adiós a Khimberly Zavaleta

Más de 75 personas se reunieron en la Church of the Recessional en Forest Lawn Glendale para el funeral de Khimberly Zavaleta, la querida niña de 12 años que murió […]

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Aeropuerto de Van Nuys informa a Estudiantes de Preparatoria Sobre Carreras en la Aviación a Través de la Youth Leadership Airport Academy

Por segunda vez, el Aeropuerto de Van Nuys abrió las puertas de su hangar a estudiantes de secundaria para enseñarles sobre las numerosas carreras y trayectorias en la aviación mediante […]

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Horóscopo

Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) En la Antigua Grecia, la hospitalidad – la xenia – era sagrada. Zeus mismo se creía que caminaba […]

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EVENTOS Locales – Semana de 19 de marzo, 2026

Viernes, Marzo 20 Ceremonia Nocturna a la Luz de las Velas LA Pierce College 6201 Winnetka Ave. Woodland Hills 7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. ¡Únete a nosotros en la Ceremonia […]

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USPS Presenta Nuevos Sellos “Lowriders” Como Celebración de la Cultura de los Lowrider

El Servicio Postal de los Estados Unidos (USPS) ha presentado sus nuevos sellos “Lowriders” para celebrar la cultura de los autos lowrider, que tiene raíces en las comunidades mexicano-americanas y […]

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El Rev. Dr. Jeffery Joseph, Quien Predicó y Marchó por los Derechos Civiles, Fallece

El Rev. Dr. Jeffery Joseph Sr., pastor fundador de New Heaven Missionary Baptist Church en Pacoima —que fundó en 1967— falleció el 7 de marzo. Tenía 96 años. El San […]

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31.ª Conferencia Adelante Mujer

Comisión Femenil llevó a cabo su 31.ª conferencia Adelante Mujer, Blueprint for Tomorrow, en la Unión de Estudiantes de CSUN el pasado sábado. Aproximadamente 350 estudiantes de secundaria, en su […]

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Marnie Delacruz, Anteriormente Sin Hogar, Encuentra Alegría en su Trabajo en Hope the Mission

Cuando Marnie Delacruz va a trabajar, siempre espera hacer todo lo posible para ayudar a sus clientes a sentirse vistos, apoyados y celebrados por todos sus logros, por grandes que […]

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Mujer del Año 2026 del Distrito 43

Asambleísta Celeste Rodríguez reconoció a María Elena “Mary” Solorio, concejala de la Ciudad de San Fernando, como la Mujer del Año 2026 del Distrito 43 de la Asamblea, por su […]

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Escuelas SFV Obtienen Múltiples Reconocimientos Estatales del Departamento de Educación de California

Un total de 17 escuelas en el Valle de San Fernando estuvieron entre 83 escuelas del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Los Ángeles (LAUSD) para recibir reconocimiento del Departamento de Educación […]

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Driver charged with killing high schooler sitting at bus stop gets 6 months of jail time

“I really hope that everybody learns from this because with one mistake, he ruined a lot of lives," the victim's mother said of the driver.

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Will César Chávez’s name be stripped from public facilities? Here’s what local politicians say

In Long Beach, the mayor said the city will be "reviewing the naming of public facilities." The statement came in response to a New York Times report that Chávez abused girls for years.

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Some California Democrats pitch gas price relief as prices at the pump soar

Experts say the latest gas price spike is driven by global oil markets and the Iran conflict, while California’s higher base price stems from refinery closures, the state’s market and environmental rules.

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Plans for apartment towers on grounds of old City Hall come forward after years of delays

The site at Ocean and Cedar has sat vacant since demolition was finished in 2022.

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65-year-old man killed while crossing Anaheim Street, police say

Police said the driver who hit him stayed at the scene and cooperated with investigators.

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A monster heat wave is bearing down on Southern California. Here’s what you should know

A rare March heat wave is pushing temperatures 20 to 35 degrees above normal across much of California.

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Long Beach begins building fence around Billie Jean King Library in downtown

The terrace around the library is often crowded with tents and people’s belongings. Building the fence will make it “a safer, more welcoming space for the whole community,” the local council member said.

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Fired CHP officer, DUI suspect charged in freeway crash that killed four

Authorities alleged the CHP officer was driving more than 130 mph without a siren or emergency lights on when he struck the Nissan containing the four victims. Another car then struck the victims' vehicle, killing them, the DA said.

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With layoffs set to take effect, librarians and parents press school board to reverse cuts

Long Beach Unified says it has had to make tough decisions because of declining enrollment and expiring relief funds.

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Lawmakers tried to kill California’s online community college. Now it’s growing rapidly

Calbright College, the state’s free online community college, is growing rapidly, despite concerns about its effectiveness. Gov. Gavin Newsom proposes tripling its annual budget.

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Firefighters union, renter advocates launch tax initiative to fund road repairs, new stations, housing production

If passed, most residents would be exempt from paying the tax, which is aimed at commercial properties and high-earning homeowners. It also has protections against landlords passing the cost on to renters.

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California passed a law to curb spikes in gas prices. Why isn’t it using those powers now?

California built a first-in-the-nation system to police refinery profits during price spikes. Regulators delayed it for five years. Gasoline has surged to record highs as global oil markets spike amid the Iran war. The spike exposes a deeper problem: fewer refineries and limited California fuel supply.

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Hit-and-run driver who killed bicyclist in Bluff Park called police dispatch to confess, detectives say

New court documents reveal what happened — and how police say the case was solved — in the days after the deadly crash at Second and Redondo.

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Defense and spacecraft manufacturer Voyager opens facility in Long Beach

It’s the latest in a wave of space and defense technology companies to move to the 430-odd acres of industrial and warehouse space once used to build cargo planes outside Long Beach Airport.

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Six LBUSD schools — including Millikan for the first time — earn Distinguished School awards

It has been more than two decades since any of the district’s comprehensive high schools have been recognized.

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Motorcyclist dies after slamming into pole during crash on Shoreline Drive, police say

Speed was a possible factor in the crash, police said.

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Long Beach Unified withholds records about aide accused of molesting disabled student

“The way it's being treated is as if nothing happened, it's very, very frustrating, very demoralizing,” the girl’s grandmother said.

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Familia de Khimberly Zavaleta Chuquipa Presenta Reclamaciones Formales Ante LAUSD

Aunque aún están de luto por la trágica muerte de la estudiante de 12 años, Khimberly Zavaleta Chuquipa —después de un golpe fatal en la cabeza con una botella de […]

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Congresista Luz Rivas Anuncia Plan para Señal de Cruce Peatonal Cerca de Colfax Charter Elementary

Estudiantes, padres de familia y miembros de la comunidad tendrán una opción más segura para cruzar una intersección muy transitada cerca de la escuela primaria Colfax Charter en Valley Village, […]

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Corredores SRLA del Northeast Valley Recuerdan Su Experiencia en el Maratón

La temporada de Students Run Los Angeles (SRLA) está a punto de terminar con la conclusión del Maratón de Los Ángeles del domingo. Con solo una carrera adicional de 5 […]

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Horóscopo

Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 19) La tentación de quejarse es natural. Es la mente nombrando lo que está mal, y ese es el primer paso […]

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EVENTOS Locales – Semana de 12 de marzo, 2026

Sabado, Marzo 14 Criando Adolescentes Responsables San Fernando Library 217 N. Maclay Ave. San Fernando 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Acompáñenos para aprender sobre la crianza responsable de adolescentes y […]

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PresidenteTribal Rudy Ortega Jr. Nombrado para la Junta de Comisionados de LADWP

El mes pasado, Rudy Ortega Jr., presidente tribal de la Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians, asumió el mando como uno de los cinco integrantes de la Junta de Comisionados […]

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Arleta Cleanup Lanza la Iniciativa de Embellecimiento del Vecindario del Distrito 6

Los residentes de Arleta, estudiantes y otras personas conectadas con el vecindario se reunieron el sábado 7 de marzo para una limpieza comunitaria que lanzó una iniciativa anual para llevar […]

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Siete Candidatos se Postulan para Tres Puestos en el Concejo Municipal de la Ciudad de San Fernando

Siete candidatos se postulan para tres puestos que quedan disponibles en el Concejo Municipal de la ciudad de San Fernando. Las concejalas actuales Mary Mendoza y Mary Solorio buscan la […]

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Hope the Mission Recauda Casi $200,000 Tras Completar 50 Maratones

A lo largo de los años, el Maratón de Los Ángeles se ha convertido en una oportunidad para que muchas organizaciones e individuos recaudaran fondos para causas benéficas.   A […]

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Qué Piensan los Estadounidenses Sobre la Guerra en Irán, Según Encuestas Recientes

Por Linley Sanders Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Los estadounidenses están divididos según líneas partidistas sobre la acción militar de Estados Unidos contra Irán, de acuerdo con encuestas realizadas desde el […]

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Metal thievery is plunging Long Beach streets into darkness. Residents are anxious for a fix.

There's been a surge in copper wire theft, and residents say it's sometimes taken months or years to get stripped streetlights fixed.

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Man charged with murder for allegedly running over his 89-year-old father

He's being held on just over $2.1 million bail.

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$3.7 million in federal funds will help pay for new crime lab, park improvements, youth center in Long Beach

Garcia said there continues to be bipartisan support for funding the universal issues seen in every city, like streets, bridges and parks.

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Why is it so hard to get a new stop sign, left-turn signal or other traffic-safety measure in Long Beach?

The city is forming a plan to speed up their installation, but it raised the question for us: What’s taking so long to begin with?

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HOROSCOPE

By Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (March 21-April 19) The urge to complain is natural. It’s the mind naming what’s wrong, and that’s the first step in fixing it. Just don’t […]

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Dozens of guns seized from home of man wanted in road rage shooting, police say

They said the man had gotten into a dispute with another driver that escalated into him firing multiple shots at the other vehicle.

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Deaths among unhoused LA County residents fell in 2024, marking first decline on record

About 2,208 people experiencing homelessness died in the county that year, 300 fewer than the previous year, according to the report from the county Department of Public Health.

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Bail raised to $3 million for man accused of drunkenly backing car into toddler

If convicted, prosecutors say he could face life in prison.

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Untitled ‘Snowfall’ spinoff films at Louis Burger in Long Beach

The popular fast-food restaurant will be the backdrop for actors, fake weapons and a bus.

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More Than $4.5 Million Raised in 2026 Los Angeles Marathon

More than 27,000 participants trekked the 26.2 miles in the 41st Los Angeles Marathon on March 8, which doubled as a fundraising event with 129 charity program partners and raised […]

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Man intentionally ran over his 89-year-old father, Long Beach police say

He was arrested on suspicion of murder, according to the LBPD.

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Plagued by delays, roads around Colorado Lagoon may open by summer, but construction will drag on

It’s already two years overdue, but with hazardous waste discoveries, including asbestos, officials say they don’t know when work will be finished.

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Trump’s Medicaid work mandate could kick thousands of homeless Californians off coverage

A majority of California’s roughly 180,000 people experiencing homelessness have health insurance through Medi-Cal. Providers predict that many will lose insurance under President Donald Trump’s upcoming work mandates even if they qualify for exemptions.

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Long Beach man gets prison for mailing cocaine to motorcycle gang

Federal prosecutors said he was shipping it to “a large-scale drug trafficking organization” responsible for distributing kilograms of fentanyl and cocaine in Connecticut.

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California, 23 other states sue Trump over new tariffs

The states argue that President Trump is incorrectly using a never-before-invoked law to put these tariffs in place.

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In a bid to curb overdoses, Long Beach will now mail residents fentanyl test strips and Narcan

There’s been swift demand for the program. Dozens of requests rolled in within hours of its launch, according to a Health Department worker.

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