Newsom’s final year in office begins with an $18 billion deficit. How will he address it?

As Gov. Gavin Newsom prepares to release his spending plan this Friday, a projected $18 billion deficit awaits. Will he raise taxes or cut spending? Either could spell trouble for Newsom’s legacy.

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15-year-old robber arrested after firing gun during struggle, LBPD says

The teenage robber tried to run as officers arrived on Broadway near The Promenade.

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Will this be the year California makes kindergarten mandatory?

California is one of 32 states that doesn’t require 5-year-olds to attend school.

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2 killed, 3 hurt in high-speed hit-and-run crash, Long Beach police say

The wreck happened a little after 10 p.m. in downtown's East Village neighborhood.

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At CSULB, a retired judge pieces together the language once spoken by her ancestors

With an archive of recordings and a dictionary, Deborah Sanchez and a small group of her students revitalized a part of their heritage on the brink of extinction.

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City Council aims to rein in rowdy revelers in Belmont Shore

One idea is requiring bar owners to get a permit that could add new public safety tools.

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New California laws rewrite car-buying rules with return policy and pricing reforms

California lawmakers let automakers opt out of recent changes to the state’s lemon law and approved a law giving used car buyers three days to return a used vehicle.

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A new California law gives the state more power over workplaces. Trump is suing to block it

A new law backed by California unions gives a state board the right to regulate working conditions and labor rights as the federal labor board’s fate is in limbo.

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A Long Beach bicyclist rode every single day for nearly 18 years; at 79, he’s now pedaling again

Ron Rand's streak continued through torrential rain, cancer and even deep personal grief until he was forced to break it earlier this year.

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New laws for 2026: Mandatory chatbot disclosures, refunds on botched food deliveries and more

There's also a new minimum wage and a ban on cat declawing.

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Una Nueva Ley de California Exige que las Tortillas Incluyan un Ingrediente Extra. Aquí Te Explicamos por Qué

Por Ana B. IbarraCalMatters Esta historia fue publicada originalmente por CalMatters. Las tortillas que se venden en California tendrán un nuevo ingrediente, uno que está destinado a garantizar la nutrición […]

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Nuevas Leyes de California que Entrarán en Vigor en 2026

Con el nuevo año vienen muchos cambios, incluyendo nuevas leyes que entran en vigor hoy. Se firmaron cientos de proyectos de ley por el gobernador Gavin Newsom, que van desde […]

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Año Nuevo, Nuevas Leyes – CHP Destaca las Leyes de Seguridad Pública que Entrarán en Vigencia en 2026

La Patrulla de Caminos de California (CHP) se compromete a mantener al público informado para que puedan tomar las decisiones más seguras para ellos y sus familias. Como parte de […]

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Horóscopo

Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) Tus necesidades han sido ignoradas demasiado tiempo. ¿Cómo lo sabes? Emociones intensas surgen. Actúan como campanas de alarma […]

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EVENTOS Locales – Semana de 1 de enero, 2026

Viernes, Enero 2 Comedia Chateau 4615 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood 7:30 p.m. – 10 p.m. ¿Necesitas reírte a carcajadas después de una larga semana? ¡Ven a ver a los comediantes más […]

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El Arte en el Parque ha Sido una Tradición en la Ciudad de San Fernando

Durante décadas, el Parque Recreativo de San Fernando ha sido el lugar donde la comunidad latina se ha reunido para eventos artísticos y culturales. El parque está ubicado en la […]

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Grandes Aseguradoras de Salud Declaran la Guerra a Médicos y Pacientes

Por David Eagle Dos grandes aseguradoras de salud están intentando incursionar en una profesión diferente: la práctica de la medicina. Aetna y Cigna han anunciado que pueden “reclasificar” unilateralmente algunos […]

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Las Manos Solidarias de Holliday Proporcionan un Nuevo Comienzo para una Madre Local y su Pequeña Niña

Al acercarse a la puerta de su nuevo apartamento la semana pasada, Kioka Hampton se sintió emocionada, pero también nerviosa: esta sería la primera vez que la madre de 38 […]

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PFLAG Los Ángeles Responde a la Acción de la Cámara

Por Farrah Dodes PFLAG Los Ángeles – el capítulo de Los Ángeles de la organización más grande del país dedicada a apoyar, educar y abogar por y con personas LGBTQ+ […]

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Empleado de Programas Después de Escuela en SFV Acusado de Hacer Pornografía Infantil Generada por IA

Un residente de Los Ángeles que trabajó en escuelas y programas después de la escuela en el Valle de San Fernando fue arrestado el 22 de diciembre por cargos de […]

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PFLAG Los Angeles Responds to House Action

By Farrah Dodes PFLAG Los Angeles – the LA chapter of the nation’s largest organization dedicated to supporting, educating, and advocating for and with LGBTQ+ people and those who love […]

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Holliday’s Helping Hands Provides a Fresh Start for Local Mom and Her Toddler

Approaching the front door of her new apartment last week, Kioka Hampton felt excited, but also nervous – this would be the very first time the 38-year-old mother would have […]

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The Moon and Sun Figure Big in the New Year’s Lineup of Cosmic Wonders

By Marcia Dunn Ap Aerospace Writer CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — The moon and sun share top billing in 2026. Kicking off the year’s cosmic wonders is the moon, drawing the […]

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SFV After-School Employee Accused of Making AI-Generated Child Porn

A Los Angeles resident who worked at schools and after-school programs in the San Fernando Valley was arrested last week on child pornography charges, according to the Los Angeles Police […]

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Big Health Insurers Declare War on Doctors, Patients

By David Eagle Two large health insurers are trying their hand at a different profession – the practice of medicine. Aetna and Cigna have announced that they may unilaterally “downcode” […]

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How to Build an Emergency Fund, Pay Off Debt and Make a Plan for Your Money in 2026

By Adriana Morga Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — The start of a new year usually brings new motivation to achieve goals like eating healthier or finally cleaning your basement. Many […]

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Art in the Park has been a Tradition in the City of San Fernando

For decades, San Fernando Recreational Park has been the place where the Latino community has gathered for art and cultural events. The park is located in the small, independent city […]

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Insulin Isn’t Enough, Nutrition Can Transform Type 1 Diabetes

By Andrew Koutnik I was 16 when I ended up in a hospital bed and heard three words that changed my life: type 1 diabetes. What I didn’t know then […]

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Happy New Year!

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Returns

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DBAs Published January 1, 2026

2025268412 FICTITIOUSBUSINESS NAMESTATEMENT Mailing Address:Fratelli’s Pizza, Inc.; 7301 Canoga Avenue; Canoga Park, CA 91303. The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: FRATELLI’SPIZZA&FRATELLI’SNEWYORKPIZZA;7301 Canoga Avenue; Canoga Park, CA 91303. LA […]

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Public Notices Published January 1, 2026

SUMMONS (CITACIONJUDICIAL) Case No. 25STLC05434 NoticetoDefendant: MLT IX LLC dba Cosmopolitan;May Ling Yu and DOES 1 through 10, inclusive.  YouarebeingsuedbyPlaintiff: Lauren Tsao  NOTICE! You have been sued.  The court may […]

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A new California law requires a working fridge in all apartments. LA landlords fought it

Beginning Jan. 1, landlords will be required to provide all apartments with a working stove and refrigerator thanks to a new state law.

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Robbers fatally beat 73-year-old trying to enter his home, Long Beach police say

Authorities said the victim died after being hospitalized for several months.

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HOROSCOPE

By Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your needs have been ignored too long. How do you know? Sharp emotions come up. They act as alarm bells from the […]

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California says adiós to plastic bags! Why a new 2026 law bans them at grocery stores

California is closing a major loophole in its plastic bag ban. Starting on Jan. 1, stores will be required to swap out those thick, reusable plastic bags with recycled paper bags.

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Trump’s immigration crackdown upended life in California. It continues as the new year begins

President Trump focused on California first as his administration rolled out its crackdown on unauthorized immigration, sending the National Guard to Los Angeles and carrying out high profile raids throughout the state.

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Another storm is headed to Long Beach; expect a soggy New Year’s

We've had an exceptionally wet rainy season already, and more is on the way.

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CHP tries to corral massive street race after hundreds of daredevil drivers reported on freeway

CHP officers boxed in many of them on the International Gateway Bridge.

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Long Beach Library ends STEM program for students due to loss of federal funding

The STEM learning program was launched in 2022 for middle school youth.

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Year in review: Trump drives uncertain economy

A variety of decisions and statements from President Donald Trump created a great deal of economic uncertainty, especially in California.

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Woman crossing Pacific Coast Highway killed in crash, LBPD says

Police said the crash happened at about 8:45 p.m. Saturday on West Pacific Coast Highway at Cedar Avenue.

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New California law expands Newsom’s mental health court

A California new law expands CARE Court, a mental health program championed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, to include some people diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

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How justice changed in California in 2025: Prop. 36 toughened penalties, prisons kept shrinking

Gov. Gavin Newsom in 2025 announced the closure of another prison, a shutdown that’s possible because the state is incarcerating far fewer people than it did just a decade ago.

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Teen girl dies following crash south of Bixby Knolls

Police said speed and distraction driving may have been factors in the collision.

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Israeli Settlers Forcibly Enter Palestinian Home in Latest West Bank Attack

By Julia Frankel Associated Press JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli settlers attacked a Palestinian home in the south of the Israeli-occupied West Bank overnight, breaking in and killing sheep, a Palestinian official […]

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Camp Mystic’s Reopening Plans in Texas Has Drawn Outrage, but Some Families Want to Return

By Sean Murphy Associated Press Patrick Hotze’s three daughters made it home safe from Camp Mystic after July’s catastrophic floods that killed 25 campers and two teenage counselors. He attended some […]

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Float Dedicado a las Víctimas de los Incendios Forestales de Enero Será Presentado en el 137º Desfile de Rosas

El Desfile de Rosas es una icónica tradición del Día de Año Nuevo en Pasadena, donde floats decorativos y bandas de música deslumbran a quienes lo ven en persona o […]

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Las Deportaciones Han Causado una Creciente Crisisde Separaciones Familiares

El mes pasado, una joven mujer desembarcó de un avión y pisó su nativa Honduras por primera vez en al menos 15 años. Pero este no fue un regreso feliz: […]

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La Aplicación de las Leyes de Inmigración Debería Exigir la Notificación a los Familiares

Estimado Editor: Un caso reciente en el Valle de San Fernando señala un problema claro en la aplicación de la inmigración: las familias no son informadas cuando una persona detenida […]

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Horóscopo

Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr)  Puede que termines el año de manera un poco discreta. Pero aunque logres integrarte para hacer las cosas […]

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EVENTOS Locales – Semana de 25 de diciembre, 2025

Viernes, Diciembre 26 Comedia Chateau 4615 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood 7:30 p.m. – 10 p.m. ¿Necesitas reírte a carcajadas después de una larga semana? ¡Ven a ver a los comediantes más […]

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El Desafío Oculto del Invierno: Cómo Detectar y Manejar la Depresión Estacional

Depresión Estacional Con la llegada del invierno el 21 de diciembre, acompañado de un clima más fresco y la emoción de la temporada navideña, para muchas personas, el cambio de […]

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La Banda de Marcha de Honor del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Los Ángeles Recibe la Bandera de Participación Antes del Desfile de las Rosas

La Banda de Marcha de Honor del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Los Ángeles (LAUSD) fue homenajeada en una ceremonia especial el martes 23 de diciembre, donde recibió la bandera de […]

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Su Enanismo Una Vez la Asustó de Enseñar — Ahora Es Su Fortaleza

Por Emma GallegosEdSource Cuando Heather Povinelli estaba en la formación docente en la universidad, hubo un momento en que creyó que su enanismo frustraría su sueño de convertirse en maestra […]

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Woman accused of stealing $48K in rental security deposits to be released on probation

As part of the plea agreement with the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, Bergstedt pleaded no contest to two counts of grand theft for a combined $5,300.

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First Wave of Atmospheric River Drenches Southland; Much More Rain Coming

LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The first wave of a “very dangerous” atmospheric river storm dumped rain on the Southland today, flooding some roadways, triggering rockslides in some mountain areas and […]

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Legal battle continues over whether parents have right to know student is transgender

A judge ruled parents have the right to know if a student "expresses gender incongruence." California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office applied to stay the court’s injunction.

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Long Beach sees significant rain; state issues emergency

Travel is expected to be treacherous, and given that it's Christmas Eve and Christmas Thursday, public safety officials are on high alert and urging residents to rethink travel plans.

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Winter’s Hidden Challenge:How to Spot and Manage Seasonal Depression

With winter having arrived on Dec. 21 with cooler weather and the excitement of the holiday season, for many people, the shift in seasons doesn’t just mean sweaters and hot […]

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Mental Health and Public Health Departments to Implement New Definition to “Grave Disability” Under Conservatorship Law in 2026

On Jan. 1, 2026, the Los Angeles County Departments of Mental Health (LACDMH) and Public Health will implement Senate Bill (SB) 43, the law that expands the definition of “gravely […]

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Free Rides on Metro During New Year’s Eve

To help Angelenos celebrate the holidays safely and sustainably, LA Metro will offer free rides across its system on Dec. 31. Metro also will provide 24-hour rail service on New […]

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LAAPOA, Area Residents Criticize LAWA After Stolen Plane Crashes at Van Nuys Airport

A stolen single-engine aircraft crashed into a hangar at Van Nuys Airport early on Dec. 18, prompting an FBI investigation and reigniting security concerns among local residents and experts.  Los […]

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Start 2026 Strong by Claiming Your CalKIDS Scholarship

As the year comes to a close and families begin setting goals for the year ahead, California is reaffirming its commitment to young people through CalKIDS, the California Kids Investment […]

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Her Dwarfism Once Scared Her Away From Teaching — Now It’s Her Strength

By Emma GallegosEdSource When Heather Povinelli was in teacher training while in college, there was a moment she believed her dwarfism would thwart her dream of becoming a teacher — […]

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Doctor Indicted for Orchestrating $45M Botox Fraud Scheme Targeting Medicare

A federal grand jury in California returned a superseding indictment Dec. 17 charging a doctor for allegedly submitting more than $45 million in false and fraudulent claims to Medicare for […]

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CSUN University Library Announces Completion of Jewish Community Archives Processing (1921–2000)

The University Library at California State University, Northridge has completed the processing and cataloging of the Los Angeles Jewish Federation Community Relations Committee (CRC) Archives, spanning from 1921 to 2000, […]

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Epstein Files Security Detail

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The Daily Mistletoe Ritual

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Gather ’round for a true Long Beach Christmas tale: The firefighters who saved Santa’s sleigh

’Twas two nights before the Christmas parade, when all through the enginehouse, not a fireman was yawning — just painting and sawing.

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California schools will have to do more to prevent sex abuse under new law

The law creates an array of measures to educate school staff, beef up reporting requirements and stop teachers credibly accused of abuse from getting jobs at other districts.

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Denmark becomes 2nd country to place its national house in Long Beach for 2028 Olympics

Long Beach has been lobbying aggressively for nations to establish social hubs for fans and athletes in the city.

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High-speed chase along 22 Freeway ends with multi-car crash on Studebaker Road

The chase reached estimated speeds of 90 mph before heading into Long Beach, according to authorities.

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New California law bans federal agents from wearing masks in showdown over immigration raids

The Trump administration is suing to block a new California that would ban federal law enforcement officers from wearings masks on duty. It was shaped by concerns over masked immigration agents in Los Angeles.

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Firefighters rescue driver from car smashed by Metro train in Long Beach

The wreck happened around 7:54 p.m. Sunday at Long Beach Boulevard and Willow Street, where the Metro A Line runs in the middle of Long Beach Boulevard.

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Why homeownership in California isn’t nearly the financial slam dunk it once was

For generations it’s been a near article of faith that homeownership beats out being a renter. In California in 2025, having a landlord has its perks.

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Gunman killed girlfriend, then fatally shot himself in West Long Beach, police say

Detectives believe a "domestic violence incident" escalated into the murder-suicide.

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Christmas storm gets stronger: Forecasters now say Long Beach may see 8 inches of rain this week

The atmospheric river set to hit over the holiday has only intensified. Travel is "gonna be nasty," one meteorologist said.

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Long Beach teachers ratify new contract after extended negotiations

Union members voted down the last deal, but more recent recognition of the district’s financial reality “has taken some of the anger about not getting a pay raise out of the negotiations,” the union president said.

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Woman killed in rollover crash on International Gateway Bridge

A 911 caller reported seeing a silver SUV on its side with a woman on the ground, a CHP dispatcher said.

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At long last, Long Beach Airport moves rental car services into its terminal

For decades, the rental car counters have been housed in nearby trailers. Now they’re actually inside the building.

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LBCC names new performing arts center after Jenni Rivera

Rivera’s story “is one of perseverance, authenticity, and pride in her roots, and mirrors the experiences of so many LBCC students," the college's superintendent said.

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Belmont Shore says public drinking is a scourge; police hardly ever ticket it

Long Beach police have been writing few to no open container citations along Second Street. Locals say it's an example of rowdiness that's been accepted and encouraged violence.

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Police arrest men suspected of stealing plaques from MLK statue in Long Beach park

The plaques have not yet been recovered, and LBPD said detectives are continuing their investigation. One longtime resident worried the plaques might be sold as scrap metal.

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Assault suspect dangles from fire escape on 11th floor of Long Beach office building

A bystander said the situation began when the man tried to rob DoLy's Delectables, which is on the ground floor of a building at Broadway and Long Beach Boulevard

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LBUSD cuts mental health services at schools; insiders say the need is still dire

Long Beach Unified invested heavily in wellness centers and social workers at its campuses. Just a few years later, it's scaling back drastically.

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18,000 gallons of sewage spill into San Gabriel River, forcing waterway closures in Long Beach

Workers accidentally cut through a pipe that sent waste flowing into the river, authorities said.

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TELAS Quilters Proporcionan Regalos Navideños para Jóvenes en Acogida Actuales y Anteriores

Cuando Christopher Soria Mendoza era niño, se mudaba mucho, pasando de un hogar a otro mientras enfrentaba los muchos desafíos que acompañan estar en el sistema de acogida desde la […]

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Celebrando el Espíritu Navideño en Kewen Street en San Fernando

Por tercera temporada navideña consecutiva, la acera frente a la casa de César y Kimberly Molina en San Fernando está iluminada con un arco de “bastones de caramelo”. La pareja […]

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Horóscopo

Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) Esta semana recibirás una invitación para asumir un rol atractivo fuera de tu zona de confort. Creen que […]

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EVENTOS Locales – Semana de 18 de diciembre, 2025

Viernes, Diciembre 19 Música en directo de Rust & Reverb en Shadow Grove Brewing Shadow Grove Brewing 1116 2nd Street San Fernando 7 p.m. – 11 p.m. ¡Únete a nosotros […]

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La Soledad Navideña Aumenta Globalmente, Revelan Nuevos Informes: Clínicos Comparten Cómo Afrontar

Investigaciones recientes revelan que durante la temporada navideña, un tiempo tradicionalmente asociado con reuniones familiares y alegría, la soledad está en aumento en todo el mundo, reportada en el Reino […]

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¿Navidad Alegre, Brillante… y Peligrosa? Consejos de Seguridad para Evitar Peligros Inesperados Durante la Temporada Festiva

Es una triste verdad: la época más maravillosa del año a menudo está llena de caos – envolviendo regalos frenéticamente, tratando desesperadamente de desenredar luces o haciendo intentos de último […]

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Funcionarios Locales Destacan la Resiliencia de la Comunidad en Medio de Redadas de ICE en el 58° Desfile Navideño de Pacoima

El 58° Desfile Anual Navideño de Pacoima llegó con sus habituales festividades este año, lleno de lowriders decorados con adornos de temporada, bandas de marcha y equipos de animadoras de […]

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Navidad desde el Corazón de Altadena

Liz Espinoza tiene un árbol de Navidad de Charlie Brown este año, acomodado en una esquina de su pequeño apartamento de renta. Es muy diferente al año pasado, cuando ella […]

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Ladrones Roban $8,000 en Equipos de la Organización Sin Fines de Lucro LGBTQ+ Somos Familia Valle

Por Semantha Raquel NorrisEspecial para San Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol En la madrugada del lunes, Somos Familia Valle, una organización comunitaria LGBTQ+ con sede en el Valle de San Fernando, […]

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Venezolanos Americanos en Los Ángeles Esperan un Cambio en Venezuela

Dos venezolanos americanos que viven en Los Ángeles, a pesar de tener opiniones políticas opuestas, coinciden en que Nicolás Maduro, el presidente autoritario de Venezuela, debe ser destituido del poder […]

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Britain’s BBC Is Both Beloved and Maligned. Now It Faces a $10 Billion Trump Lawsuit

By Jill Lawless And Danica Kirka Associated Press LONDON (AP) — U.S. President Donald Trump is suing the BBC for $10 billion over a television documentary he claims was “false, defamatory, […]

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Court Battle Begins Over California’s New Congressional Map Designed to Favor Democrats

By Michael R. Blood and Trân Nguyễn Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — The fight over California’s new congressional map designed to help Democrats flip a string of U.S. House seats […]

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Speed cameras to start issuing tickets in Long Beach by fall 2026

The City Council approved plans to install them in a bid to curb rising traffic fatalities and injuries.

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Bystander wounded by stray bullet in shooting on Redondo Avenue, Long Beach police say

Police said he suffered a minor wound and was treated by paramedics.

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As it tries to cool neighborhoods, Long Beach seeks to sharpen its ban on some artificial turf

It’s already restricted on public rights-of-way, but with no enforcement, it has proliferated nonetheless. Residents say it’s heating up neighborhoods and killing trees.

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Long Beach has approved housing at a pace not seen since the 1980s, but a slowdown is looming

The number of homes being built skyrocketed in recent years. Economic forces may soon dampen that.

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Deadly hit-and-run driver had fentanyl, meth and marijuana in her system, prosecutors allege

The 43-year-old Long Beach woman now faces upgraded charges.

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Republicans ask federal court to overturn California’s new Prop. 50 maps

Republicans and the Trump administration are hoping a panel of federal judges in Los Angeles will halt the new Prop. 50 maps from taking effect. But given the Supreme Court’s recent ruling greenlighting Texas’s redrawn maps, their odds are long.

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Husband and wife dead in Cerritos murder-suicide, LASD says

The deaths were reported at about 11:45 a.m. Monday in the 12700 block of Andy Street, near Heritage Park, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.

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Teachers say disabled students are at risk as LBUSD confronts ‘unsustainable’ costs of classroom aides

Parents and teachers have raised alarms at recent school board meetings, saying they’re struggling to keep students safe with limited resources.

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Olympics fans, mark your calendars. Registration for the 2028 ticket draw opens next month

Registration for tickets to the 2028 Olympic Games will open on Jan. 14, LA28 organizing committee officials announced Monday.

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Parents of notorious Border Patrol agent blame public backlash for his overdose death

It’s the first time they’ve spoken out since their son’s controversial arrest of a U.S. citizen and his drunken confrontation with police drew intense scrutiny.

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