The City of Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is reporting a higher-than-usual number of flea-borne typhus (typhus) cases so far this year, along with a localized outbreak, compared to other years.
Shakespeare and Company is a prestigious English-language bookshop in Paris. To Agathe (Camille Rutherford), working there is a dream job. She has another dream, however, and that is to be a writer.
History enthusiasts can enjoy a rare tour of the old Saint Regis apartment building in Alamitos Beach and enter the rooftop solarium this coming Saturday, July 26.
Long Beach locals have been wondering what’s next for the Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool. The Belmont Beach and Aquatics Center Project is taking longer than originally planned for completion, but it is heading forward in reaching that goal.
California is addressing water scarcity with Assembly Bill 1572, signed in October 2023. The legislation bans drinking water for irrigating non-functional turf (NFT) on various non-residential properties with compliance deadlines starting January 1, 2027.
The City of Long Beach on Monday observed the official reopening of El Dorado Park West and El Dorado East Regional Park, which have been given a series of brand-new renovations.
What began as a peaceful protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) presence in Long Beach took a troubling turn on June 25, when a Cerritos/Lakewood ABC Unified School District public school teacher and Long Beach resident was arrested during a small demonstration outside the Holi
4900 block Ruth St. At 9:38 p.m., a man shot at another person, missed the targeted individual, but managed to dash into a nearby apartment complex. Casings were recovered.
