California legislature passes ban on addictive social media for younger kids. The bill has Long Beach origins
A Long Beach state lawmaker authored rules on the forefront of regulating Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Facebook and YouTube.
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A homegrown snoball shop across from Poly High celebrates a landmark anniversary
SnoCorner, which has become a destination for students, is celebrating its fifth year with raffle giveaways.
SWAT team searches for domestic violence suspect who threatened to shoot officers, LBPD says
Video from the scene showed multiple SWAT team vehicles deployed, and officers could be seen and heard using flash-bangs.
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At just four years old, Hadley radiates a joy that’s contagious. She’s the kind of child who lights up a room with her smile, who instinctively knows when someone needs a hug, and who finds joy in playing outside, making new friends, and recently, tumbling through her first gymnastics class. Her empathy and intuition are…
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a ghost hunt, beach cleanup and film festival
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Why sex abuse survivors and broke school districts are at odds in Legislature’s final days
California counties and school districts have been flooded since 2019 with lawsuits from people who say they were sexually abused as children in schools, foster care and juvenile detention facilities. State lawmakers are struggling to balance counties’ and schools’ financial health with the incalculable cost of survivors’ trauma.
