Garcetti issues firm warning to residents urging them to ‘stay at home’ and avoid unnecessary travel
The city of Los Angeles revised its “Safer at Home Order” late Wednesday to accommodate for the latest data amidst rising COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in the county. Eric Garcetti […]
DTLB in Limbo
By C. U. Powers (Minolta XD11 35mm) Since the middle of March, Long Beach has been on quarantine…right? At least some level of it anyway. As the month go by […]
Around 300 people march in Belmont Shore in protest of City’s COVID restrictions on local businesses and schools
Story and photos by Nick Eismann The March to Save Small Businesses began at 3:30 p.m., with participants walking along Second Street from the 2nd & PCH shopping center through […]
LA County continues seeing elevated COVID cases; ICU space jeopardized
Left unabated, the surge of COVID-19 cases ravaging Los Angeles County could threaten the availability of intensive-care unit beds by Christmas, health officials warned today as they again pleaded for […]
Man killed in Long Beach shooting after pursuing men who shot at him
Provided by City News Service A 55-year-old man was killed Tuesday, December 1 after he pursued the SUV of two men who had shot at him in Long Beach. Jaime […]
City of Long Beach to impose more restrictions amidst rising COVID hospitalizations
Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia appeared today to give updates on closures and COVID health orders. States have been seeing a surge in Coronavirus cases and LA County is no […]
Local businesses struggling to stay afloat during lockdowns
What it’s like to operate a business in Long Beach, CA during a pandemic By: Nick Eismann “The pandemic has gotten a hold of us” Announced Little Vice’s social media […]
Long Beach Mayor proposes $5M Relief Fund for restaurants, breweries, bars
Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia on Monday, Nov. 30 proposed the creation of a $5 million relief fund to benefit restaurants, breweries and bars that have been closed or restricted […]
