Since Long Beach’s first human case of WNV was reported in June, 16 human cases have been reported in Long Beach as of Aug. 28. Of these cases, 69% involved neuroinvasive disease, a severe form of ...

Mayor Rex Richardson is allocating $1.275 million in structural funding to keep five branches open on Mondays, following weeks of community pushback.

This opinion editorial was written by Mark Tholke, the Managing Principal and Founder of Golden State Renewable ...

For the first time in six years, the Long Beach Police Department (LBPD) is being forced to make budget cuts. To help the City address its projected $58.2 million deficit for fiscal year 2027, every ...

The City of Signal Hill approved its first-ever biennial budget for fiscal years 2026 and 2027 at the June 23 city council meeting, with a focus on upcoming projects and optimistic planning. For ...

The City of Long Beach Department of Parks, Recreation and Marine (PRM) will offer the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Summer Food Service program to provide free, nutritious meals to ...

In an effort to streamline more affordable housing, Long Beach has once again updated its Enhanced Density Bonus ordinance. These changes will allow developers greater flexibility with building height ...

Two women have filed complaints with the California Civil Rights Department, alleging they faced sex-based harassment while working at the Long Beach Yacht Club over the last three years. The two ...

After almost a decade of planning meetings, constant redesigns and a multi-year lawsuit, the City of Long Beach officially broke ground Saturday morning to rebuild the Belmont Plaza Pool. The Belmont ...

The Signal Tribune emailed 10 identical questions to both District 5 councilmember candidates Tara Riggi and Megan Kerr and gave them one week to respond. We did not receive a response from District 5 ...

In The Grand’s beige-colored ballroom downtown, six of the seven candidates competing for the mayoral position sat down and answered a series of questions on the evening of May 14. They covered the ...

Musical Theatre West’s production of “In The Heights” at the Carpenter Center is a love letter to immigrants that feels especially timely today. Directed by Jesse J. Sanchez, with songs written by Lin ...