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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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State funding for the program is intact, and the school district is looking for an operator, but the city won’t participate, hoping to save money from its own budget.
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A proposed city budget — with expected reductions — will be revealed soon. Then you can give your opinion during a series of hearings and meetings.
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More school staff members are suffering more severe injuries, according to data from hundreds of workers’ comp claims reviewed by the Long Beach Post.
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The nonprofit running the annual festival was already in debt, according to its outgoing president, and it now must find a way to pay back ticketholders, vendors and sponsors.
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Experts say human rights violations have gone unchecked at the facilities. If passed, the new law could hand the state and the public a powerful new oversight tool.
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The next overhaul phase of an 8.28-mile bike route along Orange Avenue was approved Tuesday.
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Food insecurity for kids can spike when they’re out of school. To combat that, nearly two dozen parks and libraries will have free lunches on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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The newly named F&M Bank Amphitheater sits next to the Queen Mary.
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Incumbent City Council members were also ahead in early returns, but votes remained to be counted.
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Long Beach’s mayor, county supervisor and congressman want the city to have its own representative on the L.A. County Metro board.
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Once a dumping ground overgrown with tall grass, neighbors hope new trees, native plants and walking paths will turn it into a community gathering space.
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For America’s 250th birthday this July 4, the Queen Mary in Long Beach is promising to pull out all the stops.
