City homeless shelter to get showers, air conditioning, more space in $8.6 million overhaul
Instead of rows of cots in an open space, there will be privacy dividers, areas for families and plans for pet kennels.
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Sharks, sea snakes and weird fish: El Niño brings unusual marine life to Southern California
The creatures are here because of warm waters associated with El Niño, but the climate system could also threaten native species that aren’t used to the heat.
Woman killed in hit-and-run was a grandmother who loved to feed her neighbors
Song Tate’s family said her death opened their eyes to just how dangerous Long Beach’s streets have become.
Long Beach is trying to defend against more hurricane-driven waves. It may be harder this time
Another storm is threatening to send large swells toward the Peninsula’s already damaged beach.
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Family-owned LV Seafood celebrates 30 years in Lakewood Village with customers who feel like family
As the owner prepares to hand the business down to his son, the beloved Chinese restaurant marked its anniversary with lion dancing, food and giveaways.
Teacher charged with abusing disabled students in his kindergarten class, LASD says
He was allowed to return to the classroom this school year despite the alleged child abuse being reported last school year.
Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a silent disco workout, the Khmer night market and rain stick making
More than 50 films in the lineup for this years Q Film Festival in Long Beach and a smorgasbord of South Asian eats at the Khmer Town Night Market this weekend.
A California frog is on the brink of extinction. Long Beach’s aquarium has a plan to save it
It’s so endangered that biologists consider the species among the rarest vertebrates on Earth.
Hof’s Hut started as a burger beachstand 75 years ago. It’s still a family-owned staple.
The owner behind the Long Beach mainstay has kept the restaurant and bakery in the family with a menu that’s remained relatively unchanged.
How do you dispose of an abandoned Russian submarine? Long Beach is on the hook to find out
The Scorpion has sat alongside the Queen Mary for 26 years — 16 as a tourist attraction, a decade as a rusting eyesore.