Speed cameras to start issuing tickets in Long Beach by fall 2026
The City Council approved plans to install them in a bid to curb rising traffic fatalities and injuries.
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Parents of notorious Border Patrol agent blame public backlash for his overdose death
It’s the first time they’ve spoken out since their son’s controversial arrest of a U.S. citizen and his drunken confrontation with police drew intense scrutiny.
With the threat of layoffs looming, teachers union strikes tentative contract deal with Long Beach Unified
If the deal holds, no educators will see pay raises, as the district stares down a $70 million deficit.
Driver flees from police at high speed through downtown Long Beach, into San Pedro
Police were unable to scramble a helicopter overhead, and ground units called off the chase near Anaheim Street and the 110 Freeway.
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Long Beach’s premier tiki bar, The Bamboo Club, is being sold
The buyer promises he wants everything “to be exactly the same” under his ownership.
Man accused of DUI, manslaughter in deadly boat crash can be held for trial, judge rules
The defense team — along with a series of true crime-style videos posted on YouTube — sought to cast blame elsewhere. The judge said a jury will decide.
Judge orders Trump to end National Guard deployment, calls LA mission ‘profoundly un-American’
The new ruling against the Trump administration’s use of the National Guard in Los Angeles comes as courts are considering other challenges to his deployment of troops to liberal cities, such as Portland and Chicago.
Chef Gabriel Pulido wanted the perfect chorizo breakfast burrito, so he made his own
Pulido and his childhood friend just opened Masa y Taza, a breakfast spot with fresh tortillas and hand-crafted meats that make them think of home.
Long Beach’s emergency alert system has been offline for the last month due to a cyberattack
There appears to have been “a targeted attack by an organized cybercriminal group,” according to the city contractor that operates it.