The United States Army Corps of Engineers presented a preliminary report Nov. 25 after three years of research that suggests keeping the controversial breakwater intact.
Years after Long Beach lost the Spruce Goose in July 1992, another transportation attraction in the Queen Mary milieu, the Scorpion submarine, is slated for removal, but for entirely different reasons.
As the Santa Ana winds whip through Southern California, we are all on edge about the potential for fire.
Early Long Beach had its share of fires and became one of the most sophisticated fire departments “west of the Mississippi” thanks to its fire chief, Joseph Shrewsbury.
Long Beach City Auditor Laura Doud announced that she is commencing an audit of the City’s lease agreement with Urban Commons to operate the Queen Mary. The purpose of the audit is to ensure that the city received all revenues owed.
Musical Theatre West celebrates the holiday season with the classic movie-turned-Broadway musical Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn December 6-15 at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center in Long Beach.
Player of the Week: Austin Stewart, Men’s Water Polo – Senior Austin Stewart was named to the Golden Coast Conference All-Tournament team after leading LBSU Men’s Water Polo on a run to the title game.
