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A year after being canceled, Long Beach’s free Día de los Muertos celebration is back (opens the original)
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Long Beach’s annual Día de los Muertos festival will return to downtown this November after being canceled last year. It will not, however, feature a parade as it has previously. Last year, the city canceled all festivities, including the festival and parade, “out of an abundance of caution” after officials said they heard “genuine fears” about federal immigration enforcement in the region. This year’s free event will be back on a smaller scale, with a festival near Rainbow Lagoon (400 E. Shorel
Family seeks help finding driver who hit their grandma, saw her dying on the ground and drove off (opens the original)
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A West Long Beach family is asking for help finding the driver who killed a 76-year-old grandmother out for an evening walk on Friday. Yolanda Hernandez was crossing Burnett Street on Baltic Avenue at about 7:20 p.m. when a white pickup truck made a right turn and hit her, according to a family member and Long Beach police. After hitting Hernandez, a man got out of the pickup, looked at her lying injured on the ground, and then drove off, said the victim’s granddaughter Paola Padilla. Before she
More speed cameras are coming to Long Beach — this time on PCH (opens the original)
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A state bill just signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom will allow Long Beach to install two more speed cameras — this time along Pacific Coast Highway, a state route that has seen a rash of deadly wrecks in recent years. Those cameras are in addition to those already being installed at 18 other locations across the city. Those cameras are scheduled to start issuing tickets in October as part of a state-approved experiment to see if they can make streets safer. The new cameras on PCH could be installed as
Full-scale emergency drill planned at Long Beach Airport Friday night (opens the original)
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Long Beach Airport will hold an emergency preparedness drill Friday night that will include smoke, along with lights and sirens from emergency vehicles. The drill, which will happen from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Friday, is required by the Federal Aviation Administration every three years and “will test the speed and effectiveness of first responders” and airport staff in an emergency situation, according to the airport. As part of the drill, volunteer actors will play injured victims. It will not ta
Man killed in morning hit-and-run on Anaheim Street, Long Beach police say (opens the original)
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Police say a pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run crash this morning on the Anaheim Street bridge over the Los Angeles River. The crash happened at about 7:11 a.m. on westbound Anaheim Street just east of the 710 Freeway, according to Long Beach police. An unknown vehicle struck a man in the roadway, then fled, said police spokesperson Jordan McGinley. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene, McGinley said. His name and age were not immediately available. A cleanup crew was working near th
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