Neighborhood News

By Maureen Neeley Are you looking for the “answer to your needs for safe, dependable, low-cost transportation?” Derrick, Diana and Bodhi...

By Gina Redican This past year and a half has been a real challenge for everyone, including the BHCA. As an organization, our main goal...

By Gina Redican To the Graduating Class of 2021, Congratulations on navigating the most unique scholarly experience anyone has ever had. ...

By Suzie Price, Third District Councilwoman I can’t overstate how excited I am for this summer. With COVID-19 restrictions lifted, it has...

By Cynthia Gellis As the Wilson High School Class of 2022 prepares to return to campus for their first complete year of in-person high...

By Pamela Miller It might have been 94 years in the making, but that is what made the Wilson Boys Volleyball Southern Section CIF win so...

By Stephanie Osorio, Osorio Architecture As a native of Philadelphia, one of the first things that struck me when my family moved to the...

By Gina Redican Hosted by Long Beach City College, the Long Beach Small Business Development Center (LBCC SBDC), provides business...

By Maureen Neeley Belmont Heights lost a creative, kind and talented resident on July 3, 2021. Architect Jonathan Glasgow was born in...

By Ina and Mike Levin As an alternative to our usual walk in the Heights, we thought it would be fun to play ‘Belmont Heights Bingo.’ It...

By Laura Scully Raccoons They scamper around at night, their bandit-masked faces adding to the impression they are up to mischief. Some...

By Dianne Sundstrom After years of working in her family’s Los Angeles beauty supply and clothing stores, Brittaneis (Brii) Noel decided...