Wanna know what makes my blood boil? See Cheyenne Elizarraras’ page 6 story about the CSULB Daily Forty-Niner changing its name to Long Beach Current, despite the fact that a minority (27.6 percent), favored any changes to the CSULB branding.
As described in the Beachcomber article, “Bridges, Bags and Broken Bonds” (August 22, 2024), advanced by the Long Beach City Council and Mayor Bob Foster, the ban on lighter free grocery bags influenced public opinion into mandating thicker, non-recyclable, single-use plastic bags costin
Jose Cervantes’ article in the May 31 Beachcomber discusses California Assembly Bill 2200 Universal Healthcare For All or CalCare. This bill is currently moving through Sacramento somewhat under the public’s radar.
In May, Intelligent.com surveyed 1,268 business leaders to understand what, if any, concerns they have about hiring recent college graduates and whether they have more worries about the most recent generation of graduates.
