Long Beach expects its speed cameras to bring in $5 million a year. Here’s how it would be spent.
Facing a historic level of traffic deaths, the city has a plan — paid for using its new speed cameras — to streamline the design of safer streets.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ symphony and a summer food festival
There’s a first-of-its-kind show at the new amphitheater, plus a downtown tasting event and dance party with KCRW providing the music.
With a strong El Niño expected in SoCal, should you consider flood insurance?
“ We are now explicitly expecting the strongest El Niño event ever observed,” said University of California climate scientist Daniel Swain.
A beloved pho shop is reinventing itself on 4th Street again, this time as #9PhoToGo
Vahe Margaryan, a construction worker turned chef, refuses to give up on his vision and has revived the restaurant for the third time.
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Theater News: Carpenter Center gears up for fall season with ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ author, jazz musicians and Indian dance
Executive director Megan Kline says the season is one of their most diverse.
The Lineage fire sent toxic runoff down the LA River. Why didn’t Long Beach close its beaches?
City leaders say a gap in environmental rules slowed crucial testing and crippled its ability to respond with the same urgency as an oil or sewage spill.
LBCC starts building hundreds of on-campus apartments to help students struggling with housing
With dozens of students saying they sleep in their cars and hundreds more without stable places to live, the college has taken on housing as a key issue for its campuses.
