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Long Beach’s speed safety devices are nearly installed, warning period to begin this month (opens the original)
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Long Beach wants motorists to slow down — and one way the city is trying to enforce safe driving is by launching its Speed Safety System pilot program. The Public Works Department, which will administer the program, will soon finish installing automated speed safety devices, and the warning period will begin this month, city officials said. Long Beach was one of six cities selected for the Speed Safety System pilot program after state Assembly Bill 645 was passed in 2023, authorizing the use of
Long Beach to celebrate newly renovated Drake Park Community Center this weekend (opens the original)
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The community center at Drake Park in downtown Long Beach has received much-needed upgrades — and the city is ready to celebrate with the community. Long Beach’s Department of Parks, Recreation and Marine, in partnership with the Department of Public Works, will host an event from 12:30 to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3, at the facility to celebrate the significant interior and exterior infrastructure upgrades made to modernize and improve the functionality, accessibility, comfort and usability of the
Long Beach reaches tentative labor agreement with IBEW (opens the original)
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Long Beach has reached a tentative labor agreement with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, which represents city employees in the skilled and general basic, and supervisor units. The agreement includes compensation changes to improve hiring and retention, further drive down the city’s vacancy rates, and generate expected savings, according to an announcement last week. The three-year contract with the IBEW will run from Thursday, Oct. 1, to Sept. 30, 2029. The contract still ne
Día de los Muertos celebration returns to Long Beach this fall, after last year’s cancellation (opens the original)
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Long Beach’s annual Día de Los Muertos festival will return to downtown in November after being canceled last year amid fear of ongoing federal immigration enforcement – which is still ongoing across the region and nation. The free festival will take place from 1 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1, at Rainbow Lagoon, 400 E. Shoreline Drive. Día de los Muertos – or Day of the Dead – is deeply rooted in the traditions and cultures of the indigenous communities of Mexico and Central America, and for many L
Long Beach high tides continue to swell worries for Peninsula residents (opens the original)
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Strong waves crashed against the bulkhead along Long Beach’s Peninsula on Tuesday, Sept. 29, sending water up into the air and raining down onto the already damaged historic boardwalk — as the high tides keep coming. While high tides are set to calm after anticipated extreme weather this past weekend, worries for residents along the beachfront community continue to swell as the city works to address the impacts of Hurricane Marie and prepare for the future as El Niño draws near. To address these
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