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Easy ways to be prepared before El Niño storms hit Long Beach (opens the original)
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Long Beach is expecting an intensified El Niño, which could bring heavy rain and possible flooding. Here’s a list of free resources in the city and county to help you prepare and protect yourself against a wet winter. Sign up for emergency alerts through the city’s notification system Alert Long Beach. In the event of severe weather (or any other event that impacts city operations), you’ll receive a text or voice message to the phone number you use to register. Alerts will explain what happened,
César Chávez elementary (opens the original)
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More details: Long Beach Unified is kicking off an official renaming process for the school, and at Thursday’s back-to-school night families came ready with their suggestions. Sea Lion Elementary (a nod to the school’s mascot) and Long Beach Elementary have proven popular choices among students, according to one Chávez teacher. The backstory: Long Beach Unified removed the school’s original name after revelations surfaced in March that Chávez had sexually abused girls and women. Since then, the
Teacher charged with abusing disabled students in his kindergarten class, LASD says (opens the original)
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A Long Beach Unified teacher is being charged with misdemeanor child abuse for his alleged rough treatment of disabled children in his class, authorities said today. Yaun Has is a special education TK and kindergarten teacher at Cleveland Elementary in Lakewood. He’s being charged after reportedly exhibiting “very aggressive” behavior with three different students during last school year, according to Sgt. Joe Ramos with the Special Victims Bureau at the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
Parents raise alarms about sweltering Long Beach classrooms during extreme heat wave (opens the original)
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Hand-held fans, donated swamp coolers and popsicles are just a few of the stopgap measures Long Beach students, parents and teachers have employed to keep cool recently on campuses without air conditioning. After multiple sweltering heatwaves since school began in August, some parents say they’re tired of sending their kids into hot classrooms — even keeping their kids home to stay cool. Although 90% of Long Beach Unified schools are fully air-conditioned, eight campuses are still awaiting updat
Long Beach Peninsula (opens the original)
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Why it matters: Homeowners and structural engineers were assessing the damage to about 20 residences, and crews were trying to rebuild defenses after a weekend of unforgiving waves pulled so much sand into the sea that, at low tide, there was a 15-foot drop from the boardwalk to exposed rocks below. The waves damaged the boardwalk’s already battered seawall and left dozens of homes exposed to future swells, which are expected to pummel Long Beach again on Tuesday evening. Why were these waves so
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