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Disagreement over who deserves the profits from oil being pumped out of Long Beach has pitted the city’s budget needs against the state’s and led to a flurry of lobbying as local leaders race to strike a deal.

The city has approached its state delegates with proposals on how to...

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The Cal State University board of trustees voted today to approve an $8.5 million sponsorship deal with LBS Financial Credit Union and rename the Walter Pyramid.

The agreement to dub the are...

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Workers at the Vons on East Broadway in downtown Long Beach were stunned this week to find the self-checkout lanes to be covered in plastic wrap.

According to workers at the store on Monday, the company plans to take out the lanes altogether.

It’s unclear when the lanes will be removed, what will be placed there instead and whether the store plans to incr...

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An estimated 150 flights were canceled out of Southern California airports over the weekend, and that number continued to climb today as flight delays and cancellations imposed by the U.S. Department of Transportation on Friday left travelers scrambling or stranded.

According to FlightAware, some 10,000 flights nationwide were canceled over the weekend, and all of ...

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The Belmont Shore Business Association (BSBA) is calling on city officials to send more police, crack down on street-vending and noise problems, and better coordinate with business owners on Second Street after a deadly shooting on La Verne Avenue.

“I don’t think that the...

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