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Jewelry Store Robbed By Pepper Spray-Wielding Thieves

The Long Beach Police Department is searching for three men in connection with an early-afternoon smash-and-grab robbery that took place Thursday at the Rush-A-Fix Jewelry & Watch Repair store on West Willow St.

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Pilot Project Installs LED Street Lights Across Long Beach

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Street lights in four Long Beach neighborhoods have been the focus of a pilot project in which the typical high-pressure sodium light bulbs are replaced with Light Emitting Diode (LED) ones.

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Final Community Meeting Discussing Armory Park Set for Next Week

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The final community meeting regarding the proposed Armory Park will be held next Monday, May 20 at the Pacific Island Ethnic Art Museum.

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Police Seek Public Help in Capturing Identity Theft Suspects

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Following a connection between two in-custody suspects and a fraud ring that targeted Sam's Club, the Long Beach Police Department is seeking the public's assistance in identifying whom they believe to be three additional suspects involved in the ring.

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Woman Dead, Man Arrested After Carson St. Pileup

A speeding driver Wednesday morning was arrested shortly after causing a four-car pileup at a busy intersection that left one woman dead and two others injured.

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City Council Unanimously Votes to Sue Los Angeles Over SCIG's EIR

City Council voted unanimously during a special closed session Tuesday to pursue litigation against the City of Los Angeles in regards to the final Environmental Impact Report for the Southern California International Gateway project.

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Shannon Steps Down as City Attorney; Council Will Choose Successor

Long Beach City Attorney Robert Shannon informed the City Council Tuesday that he would be stepping down from his post on July 2.

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OP-ED: Mental Health in Schools Act Brings Hope to Long Beach

By Elizabeth Mercado | Mental health might be the last thing on our unhealthy minds. But we cannot keep ignoring incidents such as the one that took place on March 3, 2013--only two months ago when an 18 year-old from Cal State Long Beach committed suicide, or the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary back in December.

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Education
Newsweek's Best High Schools: CAMS Earns Highest SAT Scores in State

After leading the pack of Long Beach Unified School District (LBSUD) schools last month with a string of honors, the California Academy of Mathematics and Science (CAMS) was recognized by Newsweek as having California's highest SAT scores.

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Morning Ammonia Leak Second in Three Months For Long Beach Facility

For the second time in three months, an early-morning ammonia leak at a cold storage facility shut down the 710 Freeway as well as a stretch of Anaheim St. while Long Beach Fire Department's Hazardous Materials Team contained the issue.

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LBCC Awarded Grant to Further Help Linked Learning Academy High School Students

Long Beach City College was awarded a $75,000 Career Ladders Project (CLP) grant as they began participation in the California Community College Linked Learning Initiative (CCCLLI), which aims to ease the transition for high school graduates in healthcare-related Linked Learning Academies into college curriculums.

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City Auditor Laura Doud Scores Third Prestigious Knighton Award for Audit Work

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Last year, City Auditor Laura Doud and her team unveiled a huge discrepancy: the City was missing some $17.6 million in uncollected parking tickets from the three years previous. And her work garnered Doud and her auditors the 2012 Bronze Knighton Award from the National Association of Local Government Auditors (ALGA).

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Two Suspects Arrested in Murder of Long Beach Resident Found in Burned SUV

A second suspect has been arrested in connection with the murder of a 42-year-old Long Beach resident last month after his body was discovered bound in the back of a burning SUV that firefighters put out in Rancho Palos Verdes. 

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Violent Month of Murders Prompts Prayer March on City Hall

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A group of Long Beach ministers were joined by hundreds of Christian men in order to lead a prayer march around City Hall to address, amongst other issues, the spike in violence over the last month in Long Beach.

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L.A. City Council Votes to Approve Controversial SCIG Rail Yard

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In an 11-2 vote--the two dissenters being 8th District Councilmember Bernard Parks and 9th District Councilmember Jan Perry--the Los Angeles City Council voted today to take the final step foward in approving the controversial Southern California International Gateway (SCIG) project.

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