Cabrillo coach who sexually assaulted student gets 2 years, 8 months in prison

“I would give you more than two years,” the victim’s mother told him in court. “Two years is nothing,” she said, for the lifelong scars he inflicted.

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Firefighters rescue dog, but 2 cats die in Long Beach blaze, LBFD says

Firefighters pulled the dog from the blaze and gave it oxygen, according to the LBFD.

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Bob Foster, pivotal former mayor who led Long Beach through recession, dies at 78

He took the helm and had to make tough decisions at a time when Long Beach was facing down crippling pension debt and the Great Recession.

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Father, stepmother appear in court to face charges they tortured, murdered 14-month-old

A prosector briefly described the alleged abuse, saying the defendants “broke multiple bones over numerous incidents,” between July 1 and Nov. 7, leading to the girl’s death on Nov. 10.

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Memorial Set for Burbank PD K9 Spike; Dog Will Also Be Honored at Rose Parade

BURBANK (CNS) – A memorial service for a beloved police dog shot and killed by a suspect in Burbank is scheduled for Wednesday — and the K9’s valor will also […]

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Stephen Downing, a lawman-writer who hated the War on Drugs, took the gun out of MacGyver’s hands, dies at 87

From within the LAPD, Stephen Downing fought for reforms and later inspired audiences worldwide with his vision of what law enforcement could be.

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Fewer international students are coming to the U.S. What this means for California

The number of new international students enrolling in college in the U.S. is dropping. Their losses will be felt beyond classrooms, as foreign students in particular drive scientific research and advancement. As the state with the most international students, California will likely feel the biggest impact.

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Great Beginnings Preschool made countless idyllic memories; after 48 years, it looked like the end

A world-traveling preschool director taught her nature-first approach to generations of Long Beach tots. That vision must now pass to a new cohort.

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A high schooler’s poetry became his resistance, and it won him the title of Youth Poet Laureate

Ezequiel Correa, 17, says he sees poetry as an essential political tool — one that he’s brought to bear in front of some of Long Beach’s powerful decision-makers.

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Man fatally shot in Lakewood on Thanksgiving afternoon, authorities say

Investigators learned the suspect and victim were inside a vehicle arguing when the shooting occurred, according to the LASD.

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Woman dies from hit-and-run crash, Long Beach police say

No description was available of the vehicle that hit her.

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Major landlord reaches $7M settlement with California, other states in alleged rent price scheme

State Attorney General Rob Bonta alleges the company coordinated rental prices with other landlords by illegally sharing and gathering confidential information.

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California is about to cut power company profits to historic lows. Your bill will barely drop

California utilities regulators are bringing down “return on equity” payments to power company shareholders. It’s the lowest profit margin in 20 years for PG&E and Southern California Edison, but will be hard to notice in your payments.

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A Noise Within Presenta ‘Cuento de Navidad’ para Espectadores Neurodivergentes

“Cuento de Navidad” es un clásico atemporal de las fiestas. Muchos están familiarizados con la historia de Ebenezer Scrooge, un viejo avaro amargado que odia la Navidad, pero después de […]

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Horóscopo

Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) Compartir el crédito y el trabajo será muy divertido esta semana. Cuando el grupo gana, tú también ganas […]

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EVENTOS Locales – Semana de 27 de noviembre, 2025

Viernes, Deciembre 28 Mercado de Agricultores de la Cámara de Comercio de Granada Hills Chatsworth St and White Oak Ave. Granada Hills 6 p.m. – 10 p.m. Experimente el mercado […]

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El Sábado de Pequeñas Empresas Fomenta las Compras Locales Durante las Fiestas en el Valle

Las ventas han sido lentas en Super Electronics en el San Fernando Mall hasta ahora. Sin embargo, Yong Cho, el propietario de la tienda, es optimista de que el Sábado […]

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Esta Temporada Navideña, Disfruta de las Comidas; Evita la Hinchazón y el Malestar

La mezcla de alimentos ricos, estrés adicional y reuniones navideñas interminables puede afectar seriamente el sistema digestivo. Entre tablas de charcutería, brindis con champán y postres que solo se disfrutan […]

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La Junta del Metro Votará Sobre la Cancelacióndel Tren Ligero en Pacoima

La Junta de Directores del Metro de la Autoridad Metropolitana de Transporte de Los Ángeles está programada para votar el 4 de diciembre sobre una propuesta para acortar el Tren […]

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La Colección ‘El Rescate’ de CSUN Ofrece una Mirada a las Cuatro Décadas de Defensa de los Derechos de los Inmigrantes y Humanos por Parte de la Organización Sin Fines de Lucro.

Hay fotos de campos de refugiados, imágenes de libros sobre escuadrones de la muerte y fotos de personas desplazadas por la guerra, así como registros administrativos y un “índice sobre […]

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Trabajador Detenido por ICE en la Ciudad de San Fernando se Auto-deporta a Guatemala

Los agentes de ICE continúan apuntando y arrestando específicamente a latinos basándose en su apariencia, los trabajos que realizan y el idioma que hablan. El Valle de San Fernando ha […]

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La Cruz Roja Celebra a los Jóvenes Voluntarios Durante el Mes Nacional de Involucramiento Juvenil

Las iniciativas juveniles ofrecen oportunidades para involucrarse, apoyar a las comunidades y adquirir nuevas habilidades. La Cruz Roja Americana de la Región de Los Ángeles reconoce y alienta a los […]

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Consejos de Bienestar para Afrontar el Estrés y la Ansiedad durante las Vacaciones

El Victory Wellness Center, un programa del Centro de Salud Mental Comunitario del Valle de San Fernando que ofrece apoyo a los clientes en su proceso hacia la sanación, el […]

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Global Tiger Trafficking Crisis Worsens with Nine Big Cats Seized Monthly

By EILEEN NG Associated Press KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysa (AP) — Authorities worldwide have seized an average of nine tigers each month over the past five years, highlighting a worsening trafficking crisis […]

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They Relied on Marijuana to Get Through the Day. But Then Days Felt Impossible Without It

By Leah Willingham Associated Press BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) — For the past several years, 75-year-old Miguel Laboy has smoked a joint with his coffee every morning. He tells himself he won’t […]

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Citing decaying conditions, feds say they will close Terminal Island prison

No plans have been revealed for the site's future. Congresswoman Nanette Barragán said that “under no circumstances” should the prison be considered for use as an ICE detention facility.

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Man who alleged antisemitism at LBCC meetings says college responded with cease and desist letter

Al Barlevy said he began attending LBCC board meetings in response to other speakers who called on the college to recognize a genocide in Palestine and divest from corporations with ties to Israel.

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How to Enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner Joy Without the Guilt

Thanksgiving is almost here – a time when kitchens fill with the aroma of roasted turkey, buttery mashed potatoes and pies that seem too good to resist. It’s a holiday […]

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3 Men Charged in Northridge Killing of Latin Music Singer

SAN FERNANDO (CNS) – Three men were charged with murder and robbery in connection with the weekend shooting of an up-and-coming 22-year-old Latinmusic singer DELAROSA inside a parked vehicle in […]

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Fender-bender ends with one driver shooting the other’s car, Long Beach police say

The dispute started with a minor crash near Houghton Park, police said.

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Domestic violence suspect sparks SWAT standoff in Long Beach

According to reports from the scene, police evacuated an apartment building and then deployed a flashbang device at the scene to draw the suspect out.

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Dozens of renters say she scammed them; now Anne Bergstedt is facing 30 felonies

She was infamous for allegedly stealing down payments and spinning a web of excuses. People who crossed her path say they’re thankful she could finally face consequences.

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Baby girl was tortured, murdered by her father and stepmother, Long Beach police say

Authorities did not disclose the nature of the abuse but said it was ongoing and caused the 14-month-old's death.

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Popular food assistance program that offers extra money for fruits and veggies returns

A program that offers CalFresh recipients an extra $60 a month to spend on fresh produce at participating stores and farmers markets is restarting thanks to renewed state funding.

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Pursuit of carjacking suspects ends at Lakewood Petco store, LASD says

The chase started a little before 10 a.m. today and ended with suspects at gunpoint.

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Candlelight vigil scheduled tonight for police officer killed in pursuit crash

Officer Alec Sanders, who had been with the Alhambra Police Department for just eight months, was covering the shift of a colleague when he was fatally injured. He previously worked for about a year with the Long Beach Police Department.

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Long Beach Airport expects 110,000 travelers during the Thanksgiving rush

Roughly 6.78 million people across Southern California are expected to travel for Thanksgiving.

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Congressional hearing probes misconduct claims in Long Beach, LA immigration raids

“What is happening in my city is not immigration enforcement,” Mayor Rex Richardson testified. “It is state-sponsored intimidation, targeting families, workers, entire neighborhoods through discriminatory profiling, unconstitutional stops and acts of violence.”

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13-year-old Long Beach girl suspected of fatally shooting teenage boy, police say

She was taken into custody on suspicion of involuntary manslaughter, according to authorities.

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How Prop 50 is shaping 2026 and what it means for SoCal voters

The landscape has continued to change since the election, including a federal court in Texas throwing out the redistricting that Prop 50 was meant to counteract.

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Your Family’s Health Story Could Save Lives

PANORAMA CITY – This Thanksgiving, Kaiser Permanente is encouraging families to do something that could save lives: Talk about your family health history as that could save lives!  November 27, which […]

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Speeding driver killed when he rear-ends Jeep; DUI suspected, Long Beach police say

Police said the crash was so violent it shoved the Jeep over a sidewalk into a parking lot.

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LA’s Vegan Community Seeks Thanksgiving Alternatives

By David Weiner City News Service LOS ANGELES (CNS) – As tens of millions of Americans prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving with turkey-based dinners, Los Angeles’ sizable vegan community is readying […]

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Disabled man charged with manslaughter in death of his longtime caretaker

Scott Braly, the son of prominent Long Beach philanthropists, is charged with killing Paul Farris, a former Millikan teacher hired to care for him.

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Alhambra police officer who previously worked in Long Beach killed in high-speed crash

Funeral arrangements were pending today for a 28-year-old Alhambra Police Department officer killed in a high-speed, two-vehicle crash during a chase that also left a woman dead and two other people injured. Alec Sanders had been an Alhambra officer for just eight months and was covering the shift of another officer when he was killed […]

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Up to 61,000 truck drivers in California could soon lose their licenses. Here’s why

The Trump administration is cracking down on immigrants who drive trucks in California, creating new regulations and threatening to withhold millions in federal highway funding over alleged violations by the state’s DMV. Newsom says those allegations are a lie.

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Amid string of raids, immigration agents chase gardener, tackle him in front of LBPD officers, witnesses say

Federal agents were seen taking people from a restaurant and a donut shop, among other places, this morning.

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As Poly’s football season crumbles, players say they were let down and left in the dark

Poly athletes are “being punished by the selfishness of adults,” one parent said.

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Pilot describes what caused him to crash land at Long Beach park in new investigative report

Both the pilot and a woman he hit while landing were seriously injured, according to the National Transportation Safety Board, which has released its preliminary findings.

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Apartments open for Long Beach’s chronically homeless

Dozens of people are moving from the streets into recently converted hotel rooms that come with supportive services.

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Los Ancianos de Northridge se Movilizan Contra los Recortes a los Programas Federales

Una coalición de ancianos que espera ganar impulso como movimiento para educar a las comunidades y aumentar la participación cívica se reunió en Northridge durante una lluviosa mañana de domingo […]

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Horóscopo

Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) No te exijas demasiado esta semana o te rebelarás contra tus propias órdenes más tarde. Un ligero estiramiento […]

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EVENTOS Locales – Semana de 20 de noviembre, 2025

Viernes, Noviembre 21 Comedia en Vivo de los Viernes por la Noche The Comedy Chateau 4615 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood 7:30 p.m. – 10 p.m. ¡Ven a ver a los […]

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Fiesta del Valle Recauda Fondos para los Equipos Deportivos del Mission College y Estudiantes de Culinaria

Julian Garcia Reynoso, estudiante del Mission College, se siente orgulloso del fuerte desempeño de su equipo de fútbol, actualmente clasificado en 5º lugar en el sur de California. El delantero […]

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Esfuerzo para Renombrar la Escuela Secundaria de San Fernando en Marcha

La Escuela Secundaria de San Fernando (SFMS) y el Instituto de Medios Aplicados de San Fernando (SFIAM) podrían fusionarse pronto para unir las dos escuelas bajo un nombre diferente. La […]

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Mujer retira a la Arquidiócesis de Los Ángeles de la Demanda por Abuso Contra Notre Dame High

VAN NUYS (CNS) – Una mujer ha retirado a la Arquidiócesis de Los Ángeles como demandado en una demanda en la que alega que fue abusada sexualmente por un compañero […]

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Metro Reanuda Programas de Tap-to-Exit en las Estaciones de NoHo y Union

Los Angeles Metro reanudó esta semana el programa Tap-to-Exit en las estaciones de North Hollywood (línea B) y Union (líneas B y D) después de una pausa de cuatro meses, […]

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Cómo América Podría Ahorrar Miles de Millones en Costos de Atención Médica

Por David Eagle Imagina pedir tu platillo favorito en el restaurante del vecindario al que has ido durante años. Es el mismo plato, del mismo menú, entregado por el mismo […]

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Cuatro Residentes del Valle de San Fernando son Sentenciados a Prisión por Esquema de Fraude a Medicare

LOS ÁNGELES (CNS) – Cuatro residentes del Valle de San Fernando han sido sentenciados a prisión federal por su participación en el fraude a Medicare por casi $16 millones a […]

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El Retroceso de las Vacunas que Podría Acortar Nuestras Esperanzas de Vida

Por Leanne Clark-Shirley El gobierno federal está al borde de revertir un siglo de progreso médico para los adultos mayores. Como científica social, no es común que opine sobre políticas […]

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LBCC hopes a new $102 million building will be a hub for student life and belonging

Campus officials today celebrated breaking ground on the project, which they expect to be completed in two years.

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California is still in the red with another big budget deficit projected for next year

California’s independent legislative analyst is warning that the state faces a nearly $18 billion deficit. It is “critical” for lawmakers to rein in spending and increase revenues long term, he said.

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State Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal from man convicted of killing bystander in crossfire

He's serving 50 years to life plus an additional 17 years and eight months in state prison.

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Cal State approves renaming Walter Pyramid in $8.5 million sponsorship deal

It will now be known as the LBS Financial Pyramid for at least the next 12 years.

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The Hoax?

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HOROSCOPE

By Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don’t drive yourself too hard this week or you’ll rebel against your own orders later. A slight stretch is good for you, […]

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Federal Judges Block Texas from Using Its New US House Map in the 2026 Midterms

By John Hanna Associated Press A federal court on Tuesday blocked Texas from using a redrawn U.S. House map that touched off a nationwide redistricting battle and is a major piece […]

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Upcoming Kahlo Auction Could Fetch up to $60 Million. Mexican Art Historians Explain Why

By Berenice Bautista Associated Press MEXICO CITY (AP) — Frida Kahlo’s “El sueño (La cama)” — in English, “The Dream (The Bed)” — is causing a stir among art historians as […]

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Long Beach launches employment and job training program for fire survivors

The initiative will provide paid career opportunities and financial assistance to people looking for a fresh start in Long Beach.

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Long Beach will penalize people for promoting street races, car sideshows

City Council members say the burnouts, speed shows and illegal races are a scourge on neighborhoods. They want those advertising them to face $1,000 fines and possible jail time.

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Turkey giveaways in Long Beach: Local heroes providing free Thanksgiving feasts

“We know that everything's kind of expensive right now; turkeys to the moon, bills are to the moon, gas is to the moon, rent is to the moon. So being able to provide a family a meal, it's going to be huge,” said one organizer who’s been giving away Thanksgiving turkeys for years.

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Long Beach Poly student wounded when gunman fires at group of teens, authorities say

Police said the 16-year-old victim was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the lower body.

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Cal State wants to offer bigger raises to campus presidents while cutting elsewhere

The current base pay for Cal State campus presidents ranges from \(370,000 to more than \)500,000.

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Downtown Long Beach Vons to remove self-checkout lanes, workers say

They had already been shut down in response to a new Long Beach law mandating more staffing. Workers say the company plans to remove the machines altogether, casting doubt over how the chain plans to comply with the first-of-its-kind ordinance.

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Disney to Help Re-Imagine, Re-Build Charles White Park in Altadena

ALTADENA (CNS) – The Walt Disney Co. announced today it will invest $5 million for the reopening of Altadena’s Charles White Park, which was heavily damaged in the Eaton Fire, […]

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Long Beach just got more than 2 inches of rain, and more is on the way

The chance of thunderstorms is going to remain for a bit longer.

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Man lying in bed wounded by bullet that came through his ceiling, Long Beach police say

"The motive and circumstances of the incident remain under investigation," the Long Beach Police Department said.

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LBCC is pioneering accelerated 8-week classes that fit into students’ busy schedules

The idea is to cover the same curriculum in half the time of a traditional 16-week course. The college says it’s working, with student success rising dramatically.

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More housing on the California coast? Changes at this agency signal a pro-building shift

Three new pro-development appointees at the powerful Coastal Commission are trying to remedy its poor reputation among housing activists and Democratic leaders.

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Synthesis

Finding the Shape of Puzzle Pieces You can synthesize just about anything that draws together pieces of information you already know, material you’ve gathered, or ideas you want to shape into something new. Since your work encompasses the Mojave River core, ancient lake systems, mining history, community histories, and natural sciences, here are the broad … Continue reading "Synthesis"

It’s going to be wet and cloudy for a while; here’s how much rain to expect

Light drizzle in Long Beach had brought only about a tenth of an inch of rain by early Friday afternoon, but it's just the beginning.

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LA Council Confirms Appointment of Next Fire Chief, Jaime Moore

By JOSE HERRERACity News Service LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The City Council today confirmed the appointment of Jaime Moore as the new chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department. In […]

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Long Beach man killed his girlfriend, drove to Mexico with her body in the car, police say

Police said it started with a domestic dispute as they were driving through Long Beach.

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Long Beach adds new paramedic ambulance to ease load on first responders, the first in decades

The department is under dual pressures from a tightening city budget and concerns that firefighters will burn out or transfer.

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ICE opened a detention center in a former California prison. Detainees are suing over conditions inside

Immigrants in California’s newest ICE detention center allege they’re experiencing inhumane conditions and that they’re not getting access to lawyers. Until recently, the site was a state prison.

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Woman struck, killed by pickup truck in Cambodia Town, LBPD says

Police said a 1997 Chevrolet Sierra pickup truck was heading westbound on Anaheim when it struck a woman who was in the roadway outside of a crosswalk.

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Long Beach State’s Walter Pyramid set to be renamed as part of $8.5 million sponsorship deal

If approved, the money will support scholarships, programs and upgrades the university says are necessary as part of “a new era of college athletics” in the NCAA.

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A viral arrest, a drunken brawl and an overdose: the last days of a notorious Border Patrol agent

We obtained hours of body-camera video that give the fullest — and perhaps last — glimpse of Agent Isaiah Hodgson’s mindset when he became a flashpoint in the fight over immigration raids.

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Fire seriously damages Casa Sanchez, a longstanding Mexican restaurant in Long Beach

“It’s something that changes your life in one moment,” owner Tony Aguirre said about the blaze.

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The LA Olympics schedule is out. Here’s a breakdown

The extensive program, released by Olympics organizing committee LA28 this morning, lays out the dates, times and locations of all competitions for 51 sports taking place across Southern California.

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19-year-old nursing student killed by driver pulling out of parking space, police say

“Grace was a vibrant and carefree 19-year-old girl,” friends of her family wrote in a fundraiser.

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Long Beach abandons idea for curfew on 2nd Street bars, seeks citywide solutions

Belmont Shore bars say they’ll voluntarily close early for the next month. Meanwhile, the city will develop a safety plan.

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City of San Fernando to Hold Community Forum in the Wake of Continued ICE Activity

Semantha Raquel NorrisSpecial to San Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol Community members have stepped up to take turns providing food for jornaleros (day laborers), sharing information and resources with them and […]

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Rep Linda Sanchez Announces Bid for New 41st Congressional District

WHITTIER (CNS) – Rep. Linda Sánchez, D-Whittier, announced Monday, Nov. 10, she will be running for reelection for the newly drawn 41st Congressional District – a move that comes after […]

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Amid Uncertainty, The 22nd Annual SFV Veterans Day Parade is Cheered

This is part 2 of a series on local veterans and the SFV Veterans Day Parade  For the hundreds of veterans who live in the San Fernando Valley, Nov. 11 […]

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USAF Veteran Celebrates Women in the Military

As America honors those who have served in the Armed Forces, both living and deceased, former U.S. Air Force (USAF) flight lieutenant Graciela Tiscareño-Sato offers an important reminder. “When you […]

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Understanding Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder This Veterans Day

On Nov. 11, America will observe Veterans Day to honor the men and women who served our country in war or peace, and recognize them for their sacrifices to protect […]

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Women Serve in All Branches of the Military

Our history books have yet to accurately reflect the major contributions that women have made in this country, including in the military. What is absent from the school curriculum is […]

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City of LA Celebrates New Monument Honoring the Late Supreme Court Justice RBG

VAN NUYS (CNS) – Los Angeles City officials unveiled a monument Nov. 6 honoring the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg – marking the completion of a six-year initiative […]

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A Breath of Hope: Northridge Hospital Emphasizes Life-Saving Lung Screenings and Advanced Care in the San Fernando Valley

As November marks Lung Cancer Awareness Month, Dignity Health – Northridge Hospital Medical Center (NHMC) is urging its community to prioritize lung health through proactive steps and early detection. Lung […]

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State Sen. Caroline Menjivar Joins the City of San Fernando Chamber of Commerce for Coffee

The City of San Fernando Chamber of Commerce met at the Bodevi Wine & Espresso Bar on Friday, Nov. 7, for its monthly meeting, where State Sen. Caroline Menjivar spoke. […]

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Suit Alleging LAUSD Misuse of Arts, Music Ed Funds Moves Ahead

LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Los Angeles Unified School District students and Proposition 28 author Austin Beutner can move forward for now with a lawsuit against the school district and Superintendent […]

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Driver making U-turn struck, killed in crash, Long Beach police say

The victim's identity was withheld pending notification of next of kin.

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Meet Porkchop, the Aquarium of the Pacific’s rescued green sea turtle

Also meet the Long Beach aquarium's new CEO, who says the aquarium is expanding conservation efforts, including with sea turtles and zebra sharks.

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Get ready for a rainy weekend: Forecasters expect several days of showers in Long Beach

A slight chance of thunderstorms will also accompany the storm system, potentially bringing heavy downpours.

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School board quarrels about what they should disclose at public meeting

LBUSD trustees considered asking Cal State Long Beach to admit more of their students, but the discussion was overtaken by concerns about revealing too much information.

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On Time?

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Chickens

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Long Beach breaks ground on new $6 million greenbelt along LA River

The project will bring about an acre of parkland to North Long Beach, where city officials acknowledge green space is lacking.

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HOROSCOPE

By Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Taking time to articulate your experiences isn’t self-indulgent at all. It’s how you make meaning of your life. We need the integration, […]

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Nine-Week Trial Ends in LA with Five Gang Members Convicted

LOS ANGELES (CNS) – A nine-week trial ended today in downtown Los Angeles with five gang members convicted of carrying out sometimes-grisly murders to advance their standing in the gang. […]

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