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After 7 years of serving affordable vegan food on 4th Street, Seabirds Kitchen is closing
Instead of raising prices, sacrificing food quality or cutting back on labor, owner Stephanie Morgan decided to shut down the Long Beach location. The post After 7 years of serving affordable vegan food on 4th Street, Seabirds Kitchen is closing appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Long Beach Rep. Robert Garcia to speak at Democratic National Convention tonight
Garcia said he plans to talk about his tenure as mayor of Long Beach during the COVID-19 pandemic before pivoting to “the failures of the Donald Trump presidency.” The post Long Beach Rep. Robert Garcia to speak at Democratic National Convention tonight appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Homeless man shot to death near Michelle Obama Library in North Long Beach, police say
Homicide detectives are still trying to determine how and why the slaying happened. The post Homeless man shot to death near Michelle Obama Library in North Long Beach, police say appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Push to build more homes on California coast stifled after lawmakers derail housing bills
Several efforts to minimize the power and influence of the California Coastal Commission have stalled. The post Push to build more homes on California coast stifled after lawmakers derail housing bills appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Cerritos homeowner shoots suspected burglar, Sheriff’s Department says
The shooting was reported at 1:44 p.m. Saturday in the 11000 block of Shasta Circle, according to the Los Angeles Count Sheriff's Department. The post Cerritos homeowner shoots suspected burglar, Sheriff’s Department says appeared first on Long Beach Post.
What’s California on the verge of banning now? Octopus farming
A bill that would make California the first state to ban commercial octopus farming is still alive in the Legislature. Animal rights activists say the practice is inhumane. The post What’s California on the verge of banning now? Octopus farming appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Homeless man dies weeks after hit-and-run crash on 7th Street, police say
Police determined that a driver in a dark-colored SUV, heading westbound on Seventh Street, struck the man crossing the street and then drove off. The post Homeless man dies weeks after hit-and-run crash on 7th Street, police say appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Gavin Newsom signs new retail theft laws as voters weigh even tougher penalties
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed bills that aim to make it easier to prosecute retail theft. He’s asking voters to reject a ballot measure that would impose even tougher penalties. The post Gavin Newsom signs new retail theft laws as voters weigh even tougher penalties appeared first on Long Beach Post.
From the CEO: Our news is now free and easier to access, but we need your help
Our news is now free to access, but it’s not free to produce. We need your support to continue providing local, independent coverage of Long Beach. The post From the CEO: Our news is now free and easier to access, but we need your help appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Jury awards $17 million to woman who broke her ankle in Long Beach pothole
Jurors said she’s owned millions for her pain and suffering and for her future medical expenses related to a chronic pain condition. The post Jury awards $17 million to woman who broke her ankle in Long Beach pothole appeared first on Long Beach Post.
One killed, 5 hurt when driver broadsides another car in intersection, police say
Police said they're investigating speed and driving under the influence as potential factors. The post One killed, 5 hurt when driver broadsides another car in intersection, police say appeared first on Long Beach Post.
California legislators debate giving oil companies until 2031 to monitor wells for leaks
The last-minute Senate plan would delay by four years a law’s deadline for safety rules at oil wells near homes and schools. The post California legislators debate giving oil companies until 2031 to monitor wells for leaks appeared first on Long Beach Post.
MemorialCare Heart & Vascular Institute at Long Beach Medical Center celebrates 200th WATCHMAN case
The MemorialCare Heart & Vascular Institute at Long Beach Medical Center’s electrophysiology team, led by Mark Lee, M.D., medical director of the program, successfully completed its 200th WATCHMANTM procedure for patients with atrial fibrillation (Afib), a common heart rhythm disorder affecting millions of Americans. This milestone signifies the program’s standing as one of the most […] The post MemorialCare Heart & Vascular Institute at Long Beach Medical Center celebrates 200th WATCHMAN case appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Understaffed and working overtime, Public Works wants help with a backlog of potholes
Crews have been working six days a week trying to fill 63,000 potholes left by the wet winter. With just 2 months until the next rainy season, about 35,000 remain. The post Understaffed and working overtime, Public Works wants help with a backlog of potholes appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Hiccups to give away coffee and tea at grand opening near CSULB Saturday
The boba shop and restaurant is bringing its drinks — and fan-favorite garlic noodles — to the Bixby Village Plaza. The post Hiccups to give away coffee and tea at grand opening near CSULB Saturday appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Beachwood, one of Long Beach’s beloved local breweries, launches house-made spirits
Beachwood Brewing has started serving up its own gin, vodka and rum at its Bixby Knolls location. The post Beachwood, one of Long Beach’s beloved local breweries, launches house-made spirits appeared first on Long Beach Post.
City says it will clear encampments from 5 parks emblematic of Long Beach’s homelessness crisis
The city is prepared to force people out under threat of criminal penalties. The people living there say they have nowhere else to go. The post City says it will clear encampments from 5 parks emblematic of Long Beach’s homelessness crisis appeared first on Long Beach Post.
California seeks Biden administration approval for controversial diesel truck ban
The EPA must grant a waiver before the diesel truck measure can be implemented. It’s one of California’s most controversial measures to clean up air pollution and greenhouse gases. The post California seeks Biden administration approval for controversial diesel truck ban appeared first on Long Beach Post.
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