The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has recently introduced a new plan to tackle the issue of high electricity bills, particularly during the summer season.
One of our older relatives recalls, that, during the 1940s, their families were one of the few with a car and enough gas coupons to really go anywhere. Summer Saturday afternoons were spent traversing the Southern California country-side’s highways and byways.
The Board of Social Justice & Outreach, the Board of Cultural Arts, and Prism invite you to a screening of 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture on Friday, May 3, at 7 p.m. at First Congregational Church of Long Beach. Admission is free.
Randy Gordon, who led the Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce for 26 years as president and CEO before retiring in 2020, is being honored for his service to the community at a dinner on May 3 at the Westin Long Beach.
One Love Dispensary at 2767 E Broadway opened unofficially in 2012, and closed for a spell thanks to a police raid. Then in 2018, it was officially licensed by the city after the cannabis was made legal by voters.
In 2020, the City of Long Beach launched its Shared Micro-Mobility Program, which resulted in thousands of electric bicycles and scooters being deployed across the city. Since then, e-scooters have become a highly common form of transportation for people in the city.
