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LASD is Asking for the Public’s Help Locating At-Risk Missing Person, Jocelyn Christine Duncan HarborCity

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  Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department missing persons unit investigators are asking for the public’s help locating at-risk missing person, Jocelyn Christine Duncan. She is...

The Siege Year In Review

Saigon Oi Brings Big Vietnamese Flavor — and Legendary Coffee — to San Pedro

Olamina Comes Alive

County Probation Department Completes Relocation of Los Padrinos Female and Gender-Expansive Youth to Campus Kilpatrick

Health Alert: Long Beach Warns Community on Dangers of Kratom and 7-OH Products

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Saigon Oi Brings Big Vietnamese Flavor — and Legendary Coffee — to San Pedro

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Saigon Oi specializes in dishes that just hit the spot — interesting appetizers, authentic bahn mi sandwiches, refreshing spring rolls, noodle bowls, and grilled meat and rice. Vegetarians are very welcome here.

Olamina Comes Alive

Echoes and Emergence: Movement, Memory & Emotion Made Visible

Letters to the Editor: Pity the Nation, Somali Veterans, LAPD Brutality on Journalists

Global Cultures Converge: Latin American Pavilion Shines at LA Art Show, Jan. 7–11

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Activism

The Siege Year In Review

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  Two stories dominated the national news in 2025: The most serious attack on American democracy since the Civil War, and the American people’s dramatic...

Speaking Truth to Power

Letters to the Editor: Pity the Nation, Somali Veterans, LAPD Brutality on Journalists

Was That a Speech or a Breakdown?

Tell Me What You Listen To And I’ll Tell You What Your Political Beliefs Are

The Hidden History of LA Harbor series-

California

Unburying the Truth

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David Calloway’s “If Someday Comes” Traces America's Unfinished Reckoning With Its Past Retired film and television producer David Calloway, a San Pedro resident for more...

Maj. Gen. Gravett to Silent Americans

Hidden History of Black San Pedro

Sam Flood: A Church Leader, Labor Advocate, and Champion for Justice

100 Years of Keeping the Faith

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LASD is Asking for the Public’s Help Locating At-Risk Missing Person, Jocelyn Christine Duncan HarborCity

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  Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department missing persons unit investigators are asking for the public’s help locating at-risk missing person, Jocelyn Christine Duncan. She is...

The Siege Year In Review

Saigon Oi Brings Big Vietnamese Flavor — and Legendary Coffee — to San Pedro

Olamina Comes Alive

County Probation Department Completes Relocation of Los Padrinos Female and Gender-Expansive Youth to Campus Kilpatrick

San Pedro News

Business

Saigon Oi Brings Big Vietnamese Flavor — and Legendary Coffee — to San Pedro

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Saigon Oi specializes in dishes that just hit the spot — interesting appetizers, authentic bahn mi sandwiches, refreshing spring rolls, noodle bowls, and grilled meat and rice. Vegetarians are very welcome here.
Activism

From Hard-Won Victories to Systemic Shock

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This Year in Review documents what that moment looked like on the ground — in environmental justice, health, democracy, labor, culture, and community life. It traces how local institutions, organizers, artists, workers, and neighbors responded to overlapping crises, and how resistance, memory and solidarity persisted even as the ground shifted beneath us.

Port’s Briefs: LA See’s Best Cargo Year; LB Launches Hydrogen Fuel Grant Program

People Over Profit: Global Anti-Automation Conference Brings Together Maritime, Transport Workers

Councilmember McOsker Updates on Henry Hudson Fire and Cabrillo Beach Scouts Eviction

UPDATE: Vincent Thomas Bridge Full Overnight Closure Dec. 18, 10:15 pm to 6:45 am

Carson City Limits

Briefs

LASD Carson Station Seeking Additional Victims

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  The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, Carson station detective bureau is investigating allegations of grand theft by 52-year-old Brian Raydele Collins. Collins used a position...

City of Carson Recognized with Top Benefits Award from Mployer

Holiday Celebrations Light Up the Los Angeles Harbor Area

Ice Watch Update: New Kidnappings in San Pedro as ICE Continues Its Inhumane Attacks

City of Carson Earns First Place in California for Digital Innovation

Long Beach News

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Health Alert: Long Beach Warns Community on Dangers of Kratom and 7-OH Products

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The Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services is urging community members to avoid products containing kratom and the synthetic kratom compound 7-Hydroxymitragynine...

Best of Long Beach Theatre, 2025

Grand Theft at MLK Park Leads to Arrests by LBPD Detectives

Hacegaba Testifies Before Congressional Subcommittee

Port of Long Beach On Course to Achieve Busiest Year

Culture

Saigon Oi Brings Big Vietnamese Flavor — and Legendary Coffee — to San Pedro

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Saigon Oi specializes in dishes that just hit the spot — interesting appetizers, authentic bahn mi sandwiches, refreshing spring rolls, noodle bowls, and grilled meat and rice. Vegetarians are very welcome here.

Olamina Comes Alive

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Through inimitable costume, celebratory dance, poetic narrative, and a stellar soundtrack, Parable of Portals’ transmedia experience for one night built a transformative world based in art, truth and community.

Echoes and Emergence: Movement, Memory & Emotion Made Visible

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Truth and the gesture are important to Sarner. Many of her works convey a journey and much more, with her broad strokes, powerful colors, smudges and her migratory and at times restless lines inviting the viewer to look deeper.

Letters to the Editor: Pity the Nation, Somali Veterans, LAPD Brutality on Journalists

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Pity the Nation (After Khalil Gibran) Pity the nation whose people are sheep And whole shepherds mislead them Pity the nation whose leaders are liars Whose sages are...

Global Cultures Converge: Latin American Pavilion Shines at LA Art Show, Jan. 7–11

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Focusing on memory, migration and identity, the pavilion engages in deep ancestral inquiry into power dynamics of artist representation within the gallery system. It invites audiences to reconsider provenance, belonging and the evolving future of Latin American art — transforming how works move and resonate across borders.

Best of Long Beach Theatre, 2025

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  Why didn’t we think of this before?! People love lists, right? In 2025, I saw 20 theatrical works in the LBC and/or by Long Beach-based...

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Harbor Area COVID-19 Stats

  • • Carson — 31,728 Cases/ 333 Deaths
  • • Harbor City — 8,575 Cases/ 53 Deaths
  • • Lomita — 5,420 Cases/ 60 Deaths
  • • Long Beach — 150,031 Cases/ 1,323 Deaths
  • • Los Angeles — 3,244,694/ 31,637
  • • RPV — 6,682 Cases/ 86 Deaths
  • • San Pedro — 23,935 Cases/ 183 Deaths
  • • Torrance— 30,391 Cases/ 322 Deaths
  • • Wilmington — 21,970 Cases/ 136 Deaths
  • ———-—— As of: Sept. 13, 2022 -————

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Hacegaba Testifies Before Congressional Subcommittee

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The Port of Long Beach supports a fair distribution of the harbor maintenance trust fund, which is collected by the federal government from ports based on the value of imports, some domestic cargo and on cruise passengers. Funding helps support dredging projects nationwide, and would help the Port of Long Beach complete critical safety and efficiency improvements.

Erickson Named Port’s Program Management Director

Port’s Briefs: LA See’s Best Cargo Year; LB Launches Hydrogen Fuel Grant Program

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