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St. Francis Episcopal Church in Palos Verdes Estates held Christmas Eve services on Tuesday, Dec. 24. Reverend Jason Shelby was the Celebrant/Preacher. (Photo by Chuck Bennett, Contributing Photographer)
By: Ryan Carter, Kristy Hutchings, Holly Andres
Christians across Los Angeles County marked the birth of Jesus Christ with Masses, special services and other celebrations. Many also gathered to provide meals to the homeless and toys to needy children.
By: Kristy Hutchings
Applications for Long Beach’s Mills Act program, which provides property tax relief to certain historic homeowners, will open for the its next cycle on Friday, Jan. 3.
By: Kristy Hutchings
The Long Beach Public Library’s events aimed to offer kids a way to celebrate the new year without staying up too late.
By: Kristy Hutchings
2025 will be a busy year for Long Beach, with possible tariffs looming over the port, homelessness a remaining concern and the Grand Prix turning 50.
By: Kristy Hutchings
The Queen Mary’s New Year’s Eve celebration aimed to bring the world to locals without ever leaving port.
By: Kristy Hutchings
Revelers gathered aboard the Queen Mary on New Year’s Eve to celebrate the start of 2025.
By: Kristy Hutchings
Long Beach will also consider raising financial penalties for noise ordinance violations, a recent memo said.
Long Beach’s Bayshore Neighborhood Library will close to the public on Monday, Aug. 14, to undergo an eight month, $1.4 million renovation. (Courtesy Long Beach Public Library/Liezl Estipona)
A woman writes a message on a book during a public tribute by Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles to honor President Jimmy Carter, who made
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