On March 4, President Trump’s 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico kicked in, with a limit of 10% on Canadian energy; he also doubled the tariff on all Chinese imports to 20%. All three countries have vowed to strike back against the U.S. with their own measures.
A bill dubbed “Leno’s Law,” officially Senate Bill 712, has been introduced in the California State Legislature to revise the state’s smog check requirements for classic vehicles.
A growing crisis in Long Beach’s emergency medical services was a huge topic at two recent City Council meetings, as firefighters warned that a shortage of paramedic units is putting both residents and first responders at risk.
Greater Long Beach Republican Women will hold their monthly meeting Saturday, April 12, at The Grand, 4101 E. Willow St., Long Beach. Registration is at 9 a.m. and buffet breakfast at 9:30 am.
In 1962, a young Cletus Anderson arrived in Southern California, planning that if he didn’t get a job in a couple of weeks, he’d move back to Mississippi. No problem. Within a week, he was painting planes at the Douglas Long Beach plant, then painting cars at a GM plant in South Gate.
The fourth Thursday of every month, the Weekend Night Market sets up camp at The Promenade North, between Third and Fourth Street. In the middle of a bustling city next to many forms of public transportation, the night market fills the walkway from 5 to 9 p.m.
California’s coastline may be at a higher risk of danger to flooding from a major tsunami, according to data published by the California Geological Survey (CGS).
So, do you still have that can or jar of hearts of palm purchased on a wild whim? This product is having a “moment,” so let’s see what we can do to include it on the menu.
The state has refused to recognize a sales tax increase that Long Beach says should have gone into effect this week, a decision that could cost the city $60 million over the next two years.
