Cancer is Hate

recognize these symptoms... lead, cancer, heart disease, hirsutism, diabetes, inflammation, clinical depression and chronic fatigue syndrome

Victoria Lani on Family Values for the Black People

It's not always about being right

The Black Teacher

Black History in the Cold Chain: Frederick McKinley Jones

Who is Queen Black Persia

what made her who she is

Addicted to Orange Chicken

so I spend $481.59 a day on orange chicken from the Chinese restaurant

From a Hot Rod Magazine to Hot Wheels: Larry Wood Shares a Lifetime of Car Design With The C300

Legendary Hot Wheels designer brings five decades of stories, creativity and car culture to The Committee of 300 Speakers Forum Series

Long Beach Amateur Archaeologist Makes a California Discovery that Could Rewrite the Story of Paleolithic Art

What began as a single observation has expanded into a worldwide study. His work will be published in "Who’s Who in Indian Relics."

Community, History and Horsepower Drive Signal Hill’s Model-T Hill Climb Celebration

Families, including members of the C300 joined the City of Signal Hill, Long Beach Model T Club, & the Signal Hill Historical Society

Cruz Tires on Bellflower And Del Amo Did Me A Solid!

I thought a nail in my tire meant hundreds of dollars, but Cruz Tires helped me out. Here's my sotry in comic form.

Signal Hill Honors Ron Settles' Legacy While Celebrating Diversity, Inclusion & Community Unity

Annual Diversity Breakfast Marks 45 Years Since a Defining Chapter in City's History

Beating the SoCal Summer Heat: The Science of Heat-Reflective Paints and How to Avoid Costly DIY Mistakes

Breaking down the technology behind ceramic thermal barriers, elastomeric coatings, and a major warning for stucco vs. wood

California's Jungle Primary Does Not Need To Change

The current list of gubernatprial candidates is causing panic.

Latino Restaurant Association Launches DINE LATINO Restaurant Week 2026

DINE LATINO Restaurant Week will take place May 12 through May 24, 2026, featuring more than 200 participating restaurants

Some On and Off-Ramps For Long Beach's Shoemaker Bridge To Shut Down Soon

Some on and off-ramps to the Shoemaker Bridge in Long Beach will permanently close May 4 ahead of demolition work.

Rotary Route Mental Wellness Walk Returns to Granada Beach May 31

Rotary Club of Long Beach will walk miles to support Mental Health Awareness

Long Beach Modifying Hours At Its City-Owned Gyms

The four city-owned facilities will still be open 12 hours a week, but the times and days are changing effective March 23.

Long Beach Girl Who Had Hole In Heart Bonds With Dog With Same Issue

A 3-year-old Long Beach girl was recently part of a unique playdate that brought together kids and dogs alike with holes in their hearts.

Living History: Long Beach Resident & Freedom Rider Peggy Preacely Shares Story of Resistance

Original Freedom Rider Peggy Preacely gives a presentation on her family's 200 years of fighting for freedom

Long Beach Among Least Affordable Cities Globally For Homebuyers: Report

Long Beach ranks as the third-least affordable city for homebuyers when comparing property costs to local incomes, a new report states.

🚨 Long Beach Alert: A Nursing Shortage & Childcare Crisis Are Being Engineered

Nurse shortages & daycare closures: How the OBBBA hits Long Beach. Join the Feb 27 AAUW Bus Tour and listen to the podcast for receipts!

What If #ICE Is Going To Be A Long Term BLESSING For Black People?

What if ICE and Border Patrol end up being the key to unlocking criminal justice reform.

From Corporate VP to the Boxing Ring: How One Long Beach Mom Bet on Herself

Sub-headline: Angela Gomez traded her executive office for a boxing gym at Spring & Bellflower, finding purpose and community in her 2nd act

Teen-Led Nonprofit Ella’s Angels Earns City Recognition After Feeding Hundreds of Families in Long Beach

Founded by 15-year-old Ella Shahbazian, the youth-powered organization is rapidly becoming a statewide model for compassion and service.

Cheer on Young Climbers at the Pacific Climbing Series Fall Championship This Saturday!

Catch the Championship event at Sender One Lakewood on December 6, 9 am - 5:30 pm.

15-Year-Old Leads Thanksgiving Meal Drive to Support Families Facing Hardship in Long Beach

By Ella’s Angels Foundation (Community Contributor)

UNA-USA Long Beach & Global Peace Foundation Host World Peace Day & United Nations Day Celebration

An Evening of Peace, Culture, and Community in Long Beach

Rotary Club of Long Beach Welcomes Dr. Gupta: A Trailblazer in Medicine and Community Service

A Physician, Humanitarian, and Global Leader Joins Long Beach’s Premier Service Club

Christian Nationalists & Right Wingers Are Coming 4 Your Child's Education - Take A Stand Long Beach

At an Education Forum 08/17 LBUSD Deputy Superintendent will talk about Trump policies for the Dept of Education

It’s Time For Port Of Long Beach To Pivot On Renewable Energy

The Port of Long Beach Should Pivot Away From Pier Wind Because Trump Is Purposely Trying To Kill It Altogether

A Diving Accident Paralyzed A Teen Water Polo Player Star. Now He's On A Journey Back To The Water

"He is a warrior," his mother said. "He's pushing himself to do his best."

Long Beach To Conduct Sewer Smoke Test In Naples Through End Of July

The smoke test is used to check for infrastructure issues in the sewer system, according to Long Beach Utilities officials.

Long Beach Breaks Ground On New Affordable Housing, Will Offer 'Much Needed Stability'

One city official described the groundbreaking as "an important step in our ongoing efforts to expand permanent supportive housing."

Gunshots at Dusk: Why Carson Park Needs a Sound Strategy for Community Wellness

Carson Park mental health professional calls for bold action as police gunfire disrupts the peace & well-being of a tight-knit neighborhood.

I-5 Freeway Lane Closures Expected To Create Traffic Headaches

Crews will be working to improve the pavement on a 6.5-mile stretch of the freeway, according to Caltrans.

Firefighters Offered Free Entry To Long Beach Triathlon

As a thank you for their efforts battling the LA wildfires, firefighters are being offered free entry to the event, organizers said.

'Tomorrow's Leaders': College-Bound Long Beach Student Wins $1K Scholarship

“These students represent the bright future of our communities," an official with the nonprofit that awarded the scholarship said.

'A Social Outlet': Public Drinking Zones To Be Established In Long Beach

The Long Beach City Council approved a plan to establish a one-year pilot program that will allow public drinking in the Downtown area.

Here's Where Kids Can Get A Free Meal In Long Beach This Summer

“Every child deserves the nourishment they need to grow, learn and thrive—even when school is out,” Mayor Rex Richardson said.

Urban Alchemy’s Harbor CIRCLE Team Honored with Eco-Award from Assemblymember Mike Gipson

Started in partnership with City of LA in 2021, the CIRCLE team has responded to thousands of incidents—offering care and connection.

Migrants Arrested After Sailing From Mexico To Long Beach

Several people on a boat were dropped off in Long Beach but were arrested soon after by federal agents, authorities said.