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The city is set to begin a series of workshops to get public input on the design for a space to display the historic sign of the legendary hip-hop music store and recording studio VIP Records.
During the workshops, city officials will ask residents how they want a new public space at Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway to "celebrate the cultural lega...
On Saturday, July 18, residents of Long Beach and nearby towns participated in the Underage Kitten Training at Long Beach Animal Care Services (LBACS). The program is a collaboration between LBACS and
Police are investigating the death of a man whose truck went off a bridge and into the water in East Long Beach early Wednesday morning.
Long Beach police say the man and a woman passenger were heading north on Studebaker Road near Loynes Drive when their 2016 Toyota Tundra pickup truck hit a bridge railing and fell into the Los Cerritos Channel around 4:20 a.m.
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Police are investigating the death of an 81-year-old Long Beach resident who was driving a van that collided with a Ford Bronco in an intersection near the airport Monday morning.
Long Beach police say the 1998 Chevy van, driven by Richard Adam Brown, was headed southbound on Lakewood Boulevard when he turned left onto eastbound Wardlow Road around 8:11 a.m. Monday.
Residents and officials this week will get to see a trove of 50-year-old Long Beach artifacts and mementos when the city opens a time capsule from 1976.
Long Beach officials say the capsule, which was buried outside the old city hall as part of the U.S. Bicentennial celebration on July 4, 1976, contains more than 80 historically significant items showing what life was l...