Long Beach man gets prison for mailing cocaine to motorcycle gang
Federal prosecutors said he was shipping it to “a large-scale drug trafficking organization” responsible for distributing kilograms of fentanyl and cocaine in Connecticut. The post Long Beach man gets prison for mailing cocaine to motorcycle gang appeared first on Long Beach Post .
New video released of deadly shooting by sheriff’s deputies in West Hills
New video was released of a deadly shooting by Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies in West Hills. Security video shows the incident outside a Michaels craft store in January. A woman was walking in the parking lot when a suspect exited a white sedan, pointed a firearm at her and tried to steal her purse. […]
LA County struggles to get inmates to court as bus shortage fuels missed appearances
L.A. County courts are dealing with a big problem - getting accused inmates to their scheduled court appearances.
Belmont Shore Snags New Slice Spot as Anna’s Pizza Joint Hits Second Street
Anna's Pizza Joint, a pizza-focused spin-off from the team behind downtown Long Beach's Anna's Joint, quietly opened this week on Second Street in Belmont Shore. The counter-service shop at 5351 East 2nd Street is serving New York-style slices during a soft opening and plans to add Detroit-style and gluten-free...
Did parrots cross the 101 Freeway? LA’s secluded nanday parakeets are now in Ventura...
Nanday parakeets have stuck to the canyons around Malibu, so it’s not clear how they got there.
California’s ‘Stay Put’ Housing Problem Is Getting Worse
Californians are keeping their homes longer than ever, and new data shows that metros across the state are unlikely to reverse that trend any time soon. Los Angeles homeowners hold on to their real estate the longest, for more than 20 years, according to a recent Redfin report that compiled data from 2005 to 2025....
Lopsided fundraising in Long Beach mayor’s race: No challengers report bringing in any cash
Incumbent Mayor Rex Richardson, meanwhile, has raised more than $336,000.
Ex-Girardi Firm Attorney Pleads Guilty Over Delayed $7.5 Million Payout to Lion Air Victims
Roots in a Deadly Aviation Disaster (Image Credits: Sbsun.com) Los Angeles – A former lawyer from the defunct Girardi | Keese firm entered a guilty plea to criminal contempt after withholding settlement money owed to families of victims from the 2018 Lion Air plane crash.[1][2] Roots in a Deadly Aviation Disaster The...
Long Beach Rescue Mission opens new youth shelter, expects it to be full ‘immediately’
Young men aged 18 to 24 have a new place to seek help. “We want to be able to equip them with the tools to be able to survive in society,” said Justin McWilliams, who will help run the program called Timothy House. The post Long Beach Rescue Mission opens new youth shelter, expects it to be full ‘immediately’...
Big LA Name Emerges in Bid for 118-Year-Old French Dip Icon Cole’s
Cole's French Dip in Downtown Los Angeles has had months of closure delays. In July 2025, it announced it would close in early August, but it stayed open. Co-owner Mark Verge says it is slated to cease operations March 29 for a new buyer. Potential buyers include Bay Cities Italian Deli, Sinjin Smith and chef Jeremy...
