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“The Swan”: Hyping the transformative possibilities of love

When it comes to men, Dora (Whitney Ellis) is accommodating to a fault. Married milkman Kevin (Matthew Anderson) is merely…

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A Big Surprise: Sparks, Albert Award Scholarship Prep South Bay $100,000

By Chris Villanueva, Photojournalist Students, faculty and parents at Scholarship Prep South Bay got an unexpected surprise during a Sept.…

2 weeks ago

Court Stops Trump’s EPA From Trying To Kill California’s Clean Air Regulations

“Our State intends to continue its efforts to eliminate air pollution without letup and asks only that no roadblocks be…

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“Hangmen”: Lesser McDonagh, imperfectly staged — but still fun

You can rely on Martin McDonagh. Black humor. Sardonicism. Impending menace. Clever twists. Simple phrases reworked ‘til they rise above…

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Amid budget-related service reductions, is City Hall spending over $10K per year on bottled water?

On July 30, the City of Long Beach held a press conference to address how they propose to address structural…

3 weeks ago

LB Fresh Week of Actions: “urban acupunctures” to unblock Long Beach’s grass-roots food chi

Quick-action projects can spark change and build momentum. That’s the headline of AARP’s Community Challenge, which each year provides small…

4 weeks ago

Tim McOsker Takes Aim at Three Longstanding Public Safety Threats in Council District 15

Rancho LPG, Jones Chemicals and Harbor Gateway Street Takeovers Finally Face a More Aggressive City Response By Rick Thomas, Columnist…

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Is LA History Repeating Itself?: Progressive Socialism of the Early 1900s Returns

The second decade of the 20th Century was a cauldron of reform and social upheaval. President Teddy Roosevelt initiated many…

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Older Adults Should Go ‘Back-To-School’ Too: Psychologists Say Continued Learning Can Help Prevent Cognitive Decline

By Hannah G. Morris, Columnist As many children and young adults head back to school, scholars of psychology say that…

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“One Mass Shooting A Day”: Ports New Agreement Doesn’t Change The Daily Cost Of Port Pollution

The Port of LA was proud of approving a new addendum to its cooperative agreement with the Air Quality Management…

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