October is upon us and so is the quest to explore the spectral world. This past week I received an e-mail from a writer for the Discovery TV series “Ghost Adventures” asking about “nonearthly” happenings at the Breakers Hotel.
The Port of Long Beach’s actions to lead the goods movement industry in air quality improvement and overall sustainability were in full view Saturday at the second-annual Green Port Fair, a community celebration of the city’s seaport as a global force in the fight against climate change.
Renovations underway on the Historic Terminal at Long Beach Airport (LGB) appear part construction site, part archaeologic dig as workers carefully unearth long unseen portions of a 1941 mosaic masterwork by artist Grace Clements.
The beloved Belmont Plaza Pool won’t be seeing its replacement anytime soon. The new Belmont Beach and Aquatics Center that was supposed to take its place has been put on hold for now.
On Sept. 5, the City of Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services (Health Department) announced the launch of SipSafe Long Beach, a new initiative that promotes public safety by distributing drink safety test kits that detects illegal substances in beverages.
Those familiar with Long Beach know of Bixby Park, Bixby Knolls, and Bixby Elementary School. Many are also acquainted with the Bixby family connections to the Rancho Los Cerritos and Alamitos Rancho. But have you ever wondered about the family’s beginnings in California?
California has been at the forefront of places to live, due to its diverse culture, historical landmarks, and the thriving job market. The soaring prices in the housing market however have made it unattainable to have the best of both worlds.
