This is the last of a four-part series on the history of the Rancho Los Alamitos. Part three told of the partnership which John W. Bixby, I. A. Hellman and the Flint-Bixby Company (comprised of Jotham & Lewellyn Bixby and Thomas Flint) entered into in July 1881, to develop the rancho.
Registration is live on the LBCC Foundation website for the Lifetime Learning Center Senior Studies Program at Long Beach City College at the Pacific Coast Campus. Classes offered in person are:
After years of uncertainty surrounding the future of Fire Station 9, the City of Long Beach celebrated the groundbreaking of a brand-new fire station on August 27th. The new station, located at 4101 Long Beach Blvd.
Alamitos Ave. and New York St. During a 6:36 p.m. traffic stop, with an arrest warrant, two firearms were found in the prohibited possessor passenger’s possession.
A landline telephone can still provide benefits: a direct way to call 911 for instance. But then, there’s the nuisance factor, like the recent 7:30 in the weekend morning robocall from “Sarah from Direct TV.