Over 10 million people have signed up for Disney Plus since it launched last year. It’s easy to understand why. The service gives subscribers access to hundreds of movies and television shows for just $7 a month – no cable plan required.
Noah “Buddy” Rodrigues is a 14-year-old newspaper carrier for the Beachcomber who has an interest in engineering. Buddy heard about this job through a friend from school at Marshall Academy of the Arts.
In a proactive effort to minimize COVID-19 exposure, the City of Long Beach will expand on the guidance issued by Governor Gavin Newsom with regard to the management and subsequent cancellation and/or postponement of events with an estimated attendance of 250 or more people.
In light of the March 12 announcement from the City of Long Beach prohibiting all large-scale events in the City through April 30, 2020, the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach will not take place as scheduled on April 17-19.
With cases of coronavirus spreading and the World Health Organization (WHO) declaring a global pandemic Wednesday, Long Beach is not immune to the problem – figuratively and literally.
California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) is temporarily suspending the in-person, on-campus convening of classes. The Long Beach Community College District (LBCC) will move most classes online by Wed., March 18 in order to limit the transmission of the coronavirus COVID-19.
Freelance workers in various professions, including musicians, artists, caterers and writers, have called for a repeal or at minimum tweaks and amendments to AB 5, the 2019 “gig economy” bill.
