LLong Beach Read More From Planet Fitness to Living in ‘The Kill Zone” –January 30, 2026 How Harbor Gateway South residents were left to fend for themselves — until Del Amo Action Committee pushed…
LLong Beach Read More Uncertainty aside, State of the Port is nothing but good…according to the Port, at least –January 23, 2026 Port of Long Beach CEO Noel Hacegaba (with guitar) and the TEUs. A complaint I’ve always had about…
LLong Beach Read More Mayor touts progress, opportunity in Long Beach State of the City address –January 17, 2026 Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson during State of the City. “You can win, so long as you keep…
LLong Beach Read More See/hear/speak no evil? Long Beach Mayor, City Council won’t talk about 60% jump in complaints against police –January 15, 2026 In October the Long Beach Police Department released a report noting that violent crime within city limits has…
LLong Beach Read More The State of the Theatrical Arts in Long Beach –January 14, 2026 Whether or not the Los Angeles Times’s recent “52 Best Places to See Plays and Musicals in Southern…
LLong Beach Read More From Chemical Fumes to RV Lawsuits to the Brown Act –January 10, 2026 The Harbor Gateway’s Unfinished Business By Rick Thomas, Columnist A new year is usually a good moment to…
LLong Beach Read More This year, Long Beach Playhouse’s “A Christmas Carol” is a masterclass in theatrical arts –December 12, 2025 Photo by Mike Hardy From having seen more than half of Long Beach Playhouse’s 13 prior stagings of…
LLong Beach Read More Belmont Shore to host return of sound-art extravaganza to Long Beach –October 31, 2025 For one night each autumn between 2004 and 2013, four square blocks of Long Beach’s East Village Arts…
LLong Beach Read More The Musical” superficial but spirited –October 17, 2025 For intermission of Heathers: The Musical, Long Beach Playhouse put together a playlist ostensibly honoring the 1980s, the…