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Three miles of Artesia Boulevard from Harbor Boulevard through Downey Avenue will get upgrades to the sidewalks, crosswalks, landscaping, roadways, street lighting and more.
At least two firefighters were injured early Saturday morning while battling a large structure fire at a strip mall in Long Beach. None of the injuries were considered to be life-threatening.
Rick Montanez reports from Long Beach, where at least three burglaries terrorized one neighborhood overnight, prompting local law enforcement to up their presence in an effort to combat additional incidents.
Kandiss Crone reports from Long Beach, where the Billie Jean King Library recently shifted to only to-go operations due to security concerns among staff members.
Jeff Nguyen reports on a wild pursuit through Tuesday morning commuter traffic that began in Walnut and ended in Long Beach, after they were found during an attempted robbery.
On Tuesday morning, 22 former Long Beach car wash workers finally got their paychecks after a five-year wage theft investigation.
Long Beach food truck workers are rallying in Long Beach, after the latest in a series of measures prevents them from parking on Shoreline Drive, where restaurant owners are complaining of their business being stolen.
In Thursday's Look at This!, Desmond profiles the Los Cerritos Ranch House in Long Beach, the largest adobe residence built in Southern California, constructed back in the Mexican Period that began in 1821 and lasted until 1848. The house was built in 1844.
The aquarium has been caring for and raising around 125 wild tadpoles hatched in April 2020 and about 150 who were hatched in 2021 at the Los Angeles Zoo, one of the other facilities in the partnership.
Rina Nakano reports from Long Beach, where one newlywed couple took a chance and brought a Ukrainian family seeking refuge through their doors. She speaks with the Ukrainian family who see the opportunity as nothing less than a miracle.
Dr. Kashara Moore was caught on video during the college's June commencement ceremony elbowing a student.
Rina Nakano reports from Long Beach, where a bar fight turned into a fatal stabbing late Sunday night, prompting a large scale investigation from police.
With the storm heading toward Southern California, many beachfront properties in Long Beach traded their ocean view for a high berm in hopes that it will keep their homes and businesses above water. Rina Nakano reports.
Rick Montanez reports from Long Beach where the city has proposed a transition from three armed park rangers in El Dorado Park to 12 unarmed safety ambassadors, but the owner of El Dorado Frontier says he's pulling his theme park out if that happens.
The City Council may institute a new permit that could cast anywhere from $250 to $800.
Lauren Pozen reports from Long Beach, where food truck vendors and restaurant owners are set to speak at a City Council meeting in regards to proposed additional regulations on food trucks — brought about via a series of complaints from restaurant owners.
Julie Bartolotto was greeted with toppled headstones, smashed memorials and defaced photos when she walked around Long Beach's historic Sunnyside Cemetery on Saturday. Rina Nakano reports.
A survivor of Hurricane Katrina, Kevyn Lee-Wellington isn't about to have a couple of vandals break his spirit. Rina Nakano reports.
Long Beach police have released body cam footage showing the fatal shooting of an armed man identified as Jaime Rodriguez, who was running along rooftops after he had kidnapped and assaulted someone, after also attempting to carjack another individual.
As Sky2 patrolled the Los Angeles skies, a pod of dolphins were spotted enjoying the Southland surf in Long Beach, jumping from the water and displaying the beauty of nature.
A man went on a racist rant aimed at the crew of a Long Beach taco stand. Lionel Perez and his crew said it was not the first problem they've ran into at their site. The news site L.A. Taco first uncovered the video.
Eddie Gonzalez was charged with murder in October for the shooting death of 18-year-old Mona Rodriguez.
Chef Ron Dodd, founder of Organic Harvest Garden in Long Beach, has a living pantry. Alex Biston reports.
Sociology professor Dr. Steven Osuna claimed he was racially profiled by campus police after getting locked out of the building he works in.
Erin Rank, President and CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles, joined the studio to discuss a recent project fueled by their desire to continue giving even during the coronavirus pandemic, building homes for 10 families in Long Beach.
