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Circuit launches rideshare for 55+ seniors, others in Los Al

Last week, Circuit launched an electric micro transit program in Los Alamitos, called Los Al Link, that provides free service for riders aged 50 and above. According to a statement issued by the company, this program, similar to Circuit’s service in Chula Vista, CA aims to help the City ensure that its older...
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Speedo moving North American HQ to Long Beach ahead of L.A. Games

Speedo’s North American headquarters are moving from Orange County, Calif., to Long Beach, as that city has “emerged as a hub for aquatic sports” during the 2028 L.A. Games, according to Iris Kwok of the L.A. TIMES. Pentland Brands, Speedo’s parent company, specifically cited the Olympics “as a driving factor in its...
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Car crashes into Bixby Knolls shop as traffic violence surpasses homicides in Long Beach

A late-night crash that sent a car straight into a Bixby Knolls coffee shop is drawing renewed attention to a deadly trend on Long Beach streets — traffic violence now claiming more lives than homicide. Surveillance video captured the moment a Tesla veered off Atlantic Avenue and slammed into...
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The 5 Restaurants I Always Take Friends To When They Visit Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a huge city with too many restaurants worth eating at to visit in one trip, but this is where a local takes their friends when time is limited.
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Lawsuit alleging discrimination against white LAUSD students has potential to move forward

This story was originally published by EdSource. Sign up for their daily newsletter. The 1776 Project Foundation filed a lawsuit against the Los Angeles Unified School District, claiming it discriminates against white students. The lawsuit is part of a larger trend — both nationally and in Los Angeles. Experts...
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Friend of singer D4vd arrested on warrant tied to teen’s death investigation

A friend of R&B singer D4vd was arrested in Montana on an out-of-state warrant after failing to appear as a witness in a Los Angeles homicide investigation.
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Man who drove minivan at ICE protesters in Los Angeles sentenced

As part of a plea deal, Ulysses Sanchez, 38, admitted to driving a minivan at anti-ICE protesters in Los Angeles in 2025.
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LBPD to post DUI checkpoint in East Long Beach Friday

The Long Beach Police Department will hold a DUI/Driver License checkpoint in its East Division area on Friday, Jan. 23. This area is the department's largest patrol division and is bounded by Del Amo Boulevard to the north; the Pacific Ocean shoreline to the south; Orange County cities to the east; and Cherry Avenue...
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Surfers Targeted In Nearly $1 Million Beach Car Break In Fraud Scheme

LOS ANGELES - Surfers and beachgoers were targeted in a nearly $1 million fraud scheme in which thieves stole bank cards and phones from cars while victims were out in the water - then used the victims' own phones to approve high-dollar purchases, according to federal prosecutors and court papers.Moundir Kamil, 56,...
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Long Beach Black Restaurant Week will celebrate several flavorful favorites

Over a dozen restaurants, including Georgia's and Casey Family BBQ, will participate; the participant list continues to grow, too. January is a gourmand's favorite month, or one of them, for that's when a bouquet of Restaurant Weeks blooms across California. One stand-out celebration, an eatery-focused festivity that...

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