Cats rescued from afternoon fire at North Long Beach apartment complex
One cat, Luna, was quickly grabbed from a ledge as firefighters began dousing the blaze.
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City plans to cut hundreds of jobs, from fire captains to librarians, to cover multimillion-dollar shortfall
Long Beach officials proposed deep cuts as they grapple with dwindling reserves, rising personnel costs, a clawback of federal grants and a slowdown in the local economy.
After fierce pushback, LBUSD may keep dual-language immersion program in West Long Beach
Community members said they’re frustrated by a pattern of successful programs starting on the Westside and then being moved to more affluent areas.
Free opera at the aquarium: ‘Acquaprofonda’ tells the story of courage, kindness and a mysterious sick whale
Long Beach Opera’s “Acquaprofonda” is a deep-sea opera for families at the Aquarium of the Pacific’s Honda Pacific Visions Theater.
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A free jazz festival is coming to North Long Beach’s Houghton Park this weekend
Headlining this year’s lineup is Morris Day & The Time. Day grew up alongside Prince, first singing in Prince’s early band before taking the lead of The Time.
New dual-degree partnership between Cal State Long Beach and Taiwanese university offers students a global education
Beginning in fall 2027, the institutions will offer two programs where students can earn degrees from both universities.
Swapping a nursing home for ‘neighborhoods’: Long Beach VA unveils new care facility
Administrators say the new Community Living Center, which has been in the works since 2008, is a model for the future of long-term veteran care.
Charli xcx visits Long Beach’s Fingerprints hours after album release
She’s the latest high-profile artist to make a stop at the iconic Long Beach record store.
What do you think about the Olympics coming to Long Beach? Let the city know
An online survey is open now for residents to share any feelings and concerns, as well as indicate what kind of free activities they’d like to see.
From Japadillas to monkfish karaage, the Long Beach izakaya doing it differently
With no set menu and a seasonal approach, chef Yoya Takahashi is showcasing Japanese food on its own terms.
Shark Lab’s monitoring system could shut down due to budget cuts
The lab based out of Cal State Long Beach had hoped to share real-time monitoring with local lifeguards as the 2028 Olympics come to the Southern California coast.