LLong Beach Read More Long Beach Opera opens busy season with palate cleansers –October 10, 2026 Photo by JJ Geiger. Because Long Beach Opera’s 48th season features their biggest-ever bill of fare, perhaps it’s…
LLong Beach Read More One-night sound-art event returns to Belmont Shore for second year –October 1, 2026 Preliminary map of LBsoundbrowse 2026 installations One year ago, the inaugural LBsoundbrowse was an experiment. Could Long Beach’s…
LLong Beach Read More “Night of the Living Dead” a brisk bit of Halloween fun –September 26, 2026 Photo by Mike Hardy You may not have seen the film, but you know the premise, so deeply…
LLong Beach Read More “The Swan”: Hyping the transformative possibilities of love –September 14, 2026 When it comes to men, Dora (Whitney Ellis) is accommodating to a fault. Married milkman Kevin (Matthew Anderson)…
LLong Beach Read More A Big Surprise: Sparks, Albert Award Scholarship Prep South Bay $100,000 –September 5, 2026 Albert CEO and founder Yinon Ravid pose with Sparky, the LA Sparks mascot. Photo by Chris Villanueva By…
LLong Beach Read More “Hangmen”: Lesser McDonagh, imperfectly staged — but still fun –September 4, 2026 Photo by Michael Hardy Photography You can rely on Martin McDonagh. Black humor. Sardonicism. Impending menace. Clever twists.…
LLong Beach Read More Amid budget-related service reductions, is City Hall spending over $10K per year on bottled water? –August 28, 2026 Mayor Rex Richardson and City Budget Manager Rebecca Bernstorff consuming bottled water at FY2027 budget press conference. On…
LLong Beach Read More LB Fresh Week of Actions: “urban acupunctures” to unblock Long Beach’s grass-roots food chi –August 25, 2026 Nick Mann (far right) leads an urban foraging class at Grow2Zero Farm on the inaugural day of LB…
LLong Beach Read More Tim McOsker Takes Aim at Three Longstanding Public Safety Threats in Council District 15 –August 24, 2026 Rancho LPG, Jones Chemicals and Harbor Gateway Street Takeovers Finally Face a More Aggressive City ResponseBy Rick Thomas,…
LLong Beach Read More “One Mass Shooting A Day”: Ports New Agreement Doesn’t Change The Daily Cost Of Port Pollution –August 21, 2026 Whitney Amaya of East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice (Left) and Maya Golden-Krasner of the Law Institute at…
LLong Beach Read More Service reductions, layoffs cornerstones of addressing Long Beach’s $58M budget shortfall –August 4, 2026 Mayor Rex Richardson addresses the media about FY2027 budget “This is certainly a tough day,” City Manager Tom…
LLong Beach Read More Long Beach Shakespeare Co. camps up “The Importance of Being Earnest” to great effect –July 17, 2026 Photo by Mark Chen In my early 20s — a long time ago in a galaxy far, far…