The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released a study that shows that they have no desire to make changes to the breakwater. This is unfortunate, given their past statements and previous participation with local stakeholders, which indicated they might be open to making changes.
Letter writer Jonathan Shibley [Nov. 22 issue] claims that Wall Street investors have forced housing rents higher, so we now need a rent control authority to tell us what rents to charge? My parents, hardworking immigrants who started with nothing were landlords.
The recent ruling on the Louisville Metro Police overtime fraud case bears striking similarities to the on-going Long Beach overtime fraud investigation [Oct.
Both ends of California have had an unpleasant welcome to the Holiday Season. Northern California dealt with the wind-whipped Kincade Fire in Sonoma County while blowtorch-like winds in Southern California fueled the Maria Fire in Ventura County. I thank all First Responders, like the Long Beac
I wanted to reach out in regard to the article titled: “City Attorney Conceals LBPD Overtime Fraud. It was an eye opening piece and I appreciate the steps taken to cover the story. I hope justice prevails and the LBPD can change in a better direction.
As the founder of the Long Beach Veterans Day Parade, I want to clarify some misinformation regarding the parade, the parade committee and why we decided to end our 23-year involvement with this event.
Long Beach streets were ranked up there as worst in nation in 2015; average LB motorist reportedly spent up to $1,000 per year because of vehicle deterioration and depreciation, increased maintenance, fuel consumption, tire wear, etc. Street liability was and still is over $500M.
Thank you, Mr. Downing, for a well written, informative article. [Frustration with Dishonesty, Sept. 27, 2019] In this day and age, we hear many negative comments about media and journalists.
