Kristy Hutchings
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Port of Long Beach could bring new nuclear power to California for first time in 50 years (opens the original)
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For the first time in 50 years, California could see a new nuclear power project, following a landmark agreement between the federal government and the Port of Long Beach — and with the help of a new startup. The deal between the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration — also known as MARAD — and the Port of Long Beach, which was signed last month, will permit a relatively new startup to develop small modular nuclear reactors at the port, which for years has worked to have fu
Long Beach launches program to help older adults with rent (opens the original)
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Long Beach has launched a new rental subsidy program aimed at preventing older adults from becoming homeless. Dubbed the Older Adult Shallow Subsidy Program, the initiative will provide rental assistance to older adults on fixed incomes, the city said in a Wednesday, July 29, announcement. The program was initially announced in April as part of Upstream LB, the city’s strategy to prevent homelessness before it occurs. Long Beach’s homeless population increased 3.7% this year compared to 2025, ac
Olympian Oksana Baiul coaches next generation of figure skaters in Lakewood (opens the original)
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The next generation of figure skaters were treated to a special session with Olympic Gold medalist Oksana Baiul during a summer camp at The Rinks in Lakewood. Baiul, from Ukraine, was the winner of the 1993 World Figure Skating Championships, and claimed the Gold medal in ladies’ singles at the 1994 Winter Olympics in Norway. She visited The Rinks in Lakewood on Friday, July 24, to appear as a guest coach during the free Unity Ice Summer Camp, helping inspire the next generation of figure skater
Homeless population declines slightly in South Bay; while Long Beach-area cities see slight increases (opens the original)
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The results of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority’s 2026 tally of unhoused people across the county were mixed for The South Bay and Southeast L.A. County saw mixed, though statistically negligible changes in its homeless population this year, according to new data. The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority released the results of his 2026 tally of unhoused people on Friday, July 24. The data was recorded during LAHSA’s 2024 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count, conduced over a three-da
Long Beach commission asks City Council for stronger immigrant protections through Values Act (opens the original)
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A Long Beach commission has asked the City Council to consider making several amendments to the Values Act, a policy aimed at protecting local immigrant communities, in an effort to ensure the city is utilizing all available avenues to stifle the impacts of ongoing federal immigration enforcement raids in the region. The Commission for Women and Girls transmitted a letter to the City Council asking for updated protections under the Long Beach Values Act earlier this year, after hearing a present
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