A webinar titled “Preparing for an ICE Visit” was held online on June 20 to provide employers with insights into navigating U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) workplace visits. The session, which began at 11 a.m.
During this 70th year of its opening day, Disneyland is still having growing pains, in this case, making plans to turn Walt Disney into an animatronic exhibit, much like the popular Mr. Lincoln.
Linden Ave. at Roosevelt St. A 3 a.m. speeding car “lost control after flying through stop sign and hit two cars and fled on foot,” prompting a back-and-forth about the value of roundabouts.
We’ve all gotten the message that it is important to hydrate throughout the day. There are so many options, it can sometimes seem like a task to select the best, or at least the close-to-healthy beverages.
A major update has been made in preparation for the upcoming 2028 Summer Olympic Games, as the city of Long Beach announces that it has finalized a venue plan for Sailing.
Picture a big, outdoor summer party with non-stop dance music, ocean views and a fun-loving crowd – that’s DAYTRIP festival in the smallest of nutshells on June 21–22.
This summer, Long Beach Heritage invites residents and visitors alike to take part in Summer of Architecture – a vibrant series of events, tours and talks designed to showcase the city’s rich and varied built environment.
On Sunday, July 13, 4-7 p.m., four bands from the San Gabriel Valley – Fallen Angel, Sister Sister, The Sweet Unknown and The Rose Hooligans – will take the stage at Pike’s Bar and Restaurant, 1836 E. 4th St., in a free performance for all ages.
It’s about time. After the death by suicide of her abusive husband, Violet Gates (Meghann Fahy) is finally going out on a date arranged on a dating app. As a widow, her only happiness is working at an “abused victim hotline” and caring for her young son. But now it’s time for a change.
