The State Senate on May 26 voted 28-6 to approve SB 9 that would (except for historic districts as it defines them) require cities to allow four housing units on single family lots.
As the COVID-19 pandemic winds down, members of Long Beach’s Fingerprints Music look forward to their 30th anniversary party in 2022 as they and the community reflect on the significance of physical media in this streaming age.
In ages past, Signal Hill was used by Indian tribes as a signaling site. Fires were built that could be seen many miles from its summit. They gave warnings about invasions of warring tribes, or told of native festivities, to which all the surrounding tribes were signaled to attend.
Nearly two weeks after promising and failing to webpost a May 11 Zoom meeting she staged on SB 9 (the bill she co-authored that will require cities to permit four housing units on single family home lots) and 48 hours before she voted in the State Senate to advance SB 9 to the Assembly (despite t
The State Senate on May 26 voted 28-6 to approve SB 9 that would (except for historic districts as it defines them) require cities to allow four housing units on single family
ON MAY 14, MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach ended National Hospital Week with a celebration that brought staff together in a large group for the first time in more than a year.
In recent weeks, KTLA-TV and KFI radio both reported that City Hall contends federal laws and FCC rules leave the city unable to stop a telecommunications firm from using a city utility pole to install multiple cellular antennas that will beam high frequency signals within feet of a home in the 4
At one time Japanese farmers thrived on Signal Hill, growing cucumbers which made the city the cucumber growing capital of California. Many believe the Japanese were forced off their Signal Hill land because of the discovery of oil in 1921. That is not the case.
Community Hospital Long Beach (CHLB) celebrated the reopening of the hospital’s emergency department – signaling the first time in nearly three years that residents can walk-in to the hospital and receive emergency care services.
