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A resident demonstrated how high floodwaters can rise during rainstorms in the city’s North Park section.
City cites progress in talks to build North Park flood barriers
Long Beach’s corporation council told a City Council meeting Tuesday night that significant progress had been made in a seven-year-long dispute with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority … more
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Gia Puma, second from right in back row, joined MLK board members, from left, Cedrick Coad, Andrea Gauto and Melissa Spleen when she met some of the center’s kids on Tuesday.
Shop owner is paying bills that aren’t hers
The Martin Luther King Jr. Center in Long Beach has always helped children with schoolwork, and offered games and other activities, and even camping experiences. Seniors, too, get help with food. Now … more
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One car crashed into a pole in Long Beach early Tuesday, resulting in a small power outage.
Car crashes into pole in Long Beach
A car crashed into a pole in Long Beach early Tuesday morning, according to the Long Beach Fire Department. The crash happened at 8:28 am, at Long Beach Boulevard and East Beech Street. The crash … more
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Churches need to see more of the faithful
Religious institutions have been under significant financial strain in recent years. Churches and synagogues have been sold, congregations scattered or merged with other communities, staff cut. more
Long beach residents can now purchase bus passes for 10 or 20 trips instead of paying per ride.
City offers 10 and 20 ride bus passes for travelers
Long Beach bus riders can now pay for their trips beforehand, rather than carrying $2.25 in change for each ride. New bus passes went on sale by the City of Long Beach Department of … more
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The Long Beach Historical Society’s 113-year-old building is showing its age, with nearly all of its floors and windows in need of restoration.
Historical Society building is badly in need of repair
The Long Beach Historical Society has been preserving the city’s past for over 40 years. But now the society’s headquarters itself is becoming history, badly in need of repair. The … more
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Pumpkin pickers had their choice at the Festival, which featured food, photograph, trinkets and wine and beer for the older set.
Hundreds turn out for Fall Festival
Not only was fall in the air in Long Beach this past weekend, but it was also on the ground at Kennedy Plaza outside City Hall, and it was in the pumpkin patch, and the Ferris wheel and the carousel … more
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A Long Beach man was arrested for the robbery of an Oceanside TD Bank Sunday.
Long Beach man arrested for robbing Oceanside bank
A Long Beach man has been arrested for robbing a bank in Oceanside Sunday morning. Joseph Dahmen, 38, entered TD Bank, located at 247 Long Beach Rd., went up to a teller and handed her a note … more
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You have just two minutes to escape a fire
This Sunday is the beginning of National Fire Prevention Week, a century-old public health observance created by the National Fire Protection Association . . . more
Several Long Beach artists gathered to display their work at the proposed location of the future arts center, at the corner of Long Beach Boulevard and Park Avenue.
Arts in Long Beach look toward a permanent home
Long Beach artists, whose projects are regularly scattered about the city, at Kennedy Plaza and in churches and synagogues, have longed for a permanent home for their paintings and photographs and … more
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