Officials working to reduce high levels of toxic pesticide in West Long Beach Officials have discovered high levels of a toxic pesticide in West Long Beach -- and are working to fix the problem.
Theater/Arts: Gatov Gallery honors Holocaust survivors with new exhibit Columnist Willie Plaschke writes about Long Beach's theater and art scenes.
For a Good Cause: Children’s hospital patients visit Aquarium of the Pacific for National Dolphin Day
The Congressional Cup, the ‘granddaddy’ of match racing, returns for 60th running The 60th anniversary of the Congressional Cup will take place from Wednesday, April 30, to May 4 in Long Beach.
Inside Cal State Long Beach: Celebrating the class of 2025 and a remarkable 75th anniversary year By CSULB President Jane Close Conoley, contributing writer As spring blossoms and another academic year...
The Showbuzz: Long Beach Playhouse’s ‘God’s Favorite’ offers plenty of laughs "There’s a vaudevillian cadence to much of the evening — setup, punchline, repeat," writes Theater...
Minimal damage reported in Long Beach after tropical storm; clean up efforts continue The city is working to clear standing water, fallen tree limbs and debris after this...
Pinch of Salt: Sudden loss of Jerry Miller will be felt throughout Long Beach Columnist Harry Saltzgaver writes about the late Jerry Miller, a former Long Beach city manager...