Employed as a port clerk at Los Angeles Harbor, one-time port commissioner Rich Dines, 49, who served a full six-year term as Harbor Commissioner from 2011 to 2017, is a candidate for the Fifth District Council seat.
Obispo Avenue and Eleventh Street. At 8 p.m. a woman was called outside and was forced into a silver sedan, red hooded, chrome wheeled Chevy Caprice, for a getaway on westbound 11th Street.
Dignity Health – St. Mary Medical Center announced the appointment of LaRae Mardesic Bechmann to serve as the President of the St. Mary Foundation. Bechmann will be joining St. Mary this week with more than 20 years of executive fundraising experience.
Back in the days when the Teachers Association of Long Beach (TALB) was known as the City Teachers’ Club of Long Beach, much was written by that organization regarding the impact of war on the local educational system.
The Bernstein family chose to commemorate their son, Blaze Bernstein, in a free-to-the-public tribute at the Segerstrom Center in Orange County on Sunday night.
On March 8, we observe International Women’s Day. This year’s theme is “Press for Progress,” and events around the world will celebrate women’s advancements in the political, social and cultural arenas. But right here in the United States, women still face barriers to their financial progress.
Assembly member Patrick O’Donnell (D – Long Beach) introduced AB 2591 in an effort to keep Long Beach Community Hospital open. Sponsored by the City of Long Beach, this bill seeks an extension for seismic compliance at the hospital.
