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The Long Beach Post in a nonprofit newsroom that aims to create an informed and engaged community by providing a platform for the city's diverse voices , holding those with power and influence to account and reporting the truth with authority, integrity and heart.
Stories are republished by LAist in partnership with the Long Beach Post's newsroom.
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Since its grand opening, the youth shelter in West Long Beach has been sitting unused. It's now at the center of a legal dispute.
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Organizer cancels Big Bang Independence Day in Long Beach after Coastal Commission says no fireworksThe July 3 extravaganza had been running since 2011, drawing thousands every year to the shores around Alamitos Bay in Long Beach.
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The 240-pound turtle was taken to the aquarium in January after being found entangled in fishing line and rope in the San Gabriel River.
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Federal funding will soon run out for the pandemic-era plan that got hundreds of people off the street.
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In light of recent reports that César Chávez sexually assaulted women and girls, including Huerta, trustees decided to focus on her contributions to labor and civil rights.
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The nonprofit First to Serve ran 423 of the city’s 500 shelter beds until yesterday.
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Aquarium officials said that Ghost died of senescence, a natural end-of-life process for female octopuses that started after she laid eggs last fall.
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The vinyl collectors institution closed last fall with owner Steve Mintz’s passing.
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Michaelian had been with the race for all of its 51 years.
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They've formed a ticket that spans from downtown to North Long Beach.
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The facility will employ 150 to 200 people.
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At a Long Beach City Council meeting last week, council members told officials to come up with a plan to speed up safety measures.
