The past decade, Long Beach has implemented several initiatives to promote substantivity transportation. The city has encouraged the use of e-bikes and e-scooters – residents can find and rent this form of transportation out in the streets if they are able to find them.
On March 10, the City of Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services announced that it would be launching its Youth Opioid Awareness campaign, a new initiative with the focus of educating young students about the dangers of opioid drugs.
Get past the peculiar name that is pickleball. Why is it called pickleball? Because the world is silly, that’s why. It’s named after a rowing term – the pickle boat was the crew that was pulled together at random.
Dates are the candy that grows on trees. Date cultivation (the trees, not the Saturday night routines) can be traced as far back as 3500 BC (of course, that can also be said of our last date).
She is and always will be a showgirl. In her late 20s, Shelly (Pamela Anderson) moved to Las Vegas to appear in the classic French-style review La Razzle Dazzle.
The Long Beach Museum of Art (LBMA) announced its Permanent Collection Series of exhibitions: Preserving Progress, Crafted Beauty and Collective Vision, March 14 through May 4.
The devastating January wildfires in Altadena, Pacific Palisades and their surrounding communities, is seeing significant economic and social impact in the Southland. At least 29 people have died, officials say, as the fire spread across the Los Angeles area.
California is considering designating Bigfoot as its official state cryptid through Assembly Bill 666. Introduced by Assemblymember Chris Rogers, the bill expresses the legislature’s intent to recognize the elusive Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, as a state symbol.
