Rollout of changes to CalFresh puts 600K Californians at risk of losing food benefits
More than 1 in 5 Long Beach residents, about 93,000 people, rely on CalFresh food benefits. Some will begin losing them soon.
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Stretch of old Red Car tracks that became parkland to get long-awaited facelift
Once a dumping ground overgrown with tall grass, neighbors hope new trees, native plants and walking paths will turn it into a community gathering space.
School board chair apologizes for not pushing back harder on Islamophobia at recent meeting
After a tirade of xenophobic remarks from one public speaker, the school board’s “silence that followed was deafening,” said one advocate.
Billie Jean King, 82, earns a bachelor’s degree 65 years after her first college class
“It’s never too late, whatever age you are, whatever your abilities are, go for it if you want it,” King said.
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Scenes from Long Beach Pride: Despite festival cancellation, the parade goes on
Even though the Long Beach Pride festival was canceled at the last minute, the longtime Pride parade and dozens of community events continued.
Coast baseball team picks Long Beach’s Trademark Brewing as concessions provider
There’s a hiring fair on Friday if you’re interested in serving up dishes like The 9th Inning Smash Burger, Elote Street Corn Cup and “The Regulator” loaded hot dog.
