Neighborhood News

As residents, we hear so much about the Port of Long Beach, but many of us are not really connected to it and we don’t understand its role

In recent years, the proliferation of online short-term rental platforms, such as Airbnb, have increased access to vacation or short-term re

Belmont Heights is a lovely place to walk. The weather is generally more than cooperative. We have (mainly) flat streets, beautiful streets,

On May 26, the board of the Belmont Heights United Methodist Church came to a difficult and previously unthinkable decision

Since opening Scratch Baked Goods in November of 2011, her connection to and appreciation for the neighborhood has only grown.

One of the few Coronavirus-related lockdown activities outside the home that gets the green light is bike-riding. It takes place in fresh

Long Beach Graphix owner, Esau Diaz, has lived in Long Beach since he was eight years old. A first-generation immigrant and Marine-Corps

Iguana Import Gallery has been a fixture in the Heights since 1993.

What you do today creates the future, many tell us. Here’s a good example: The complete restoration of our local wetlands will take many

The BHCA has been making strides to better connect with businesses in the neighborhood.

I have to be honest with you, though, it feels really good to be on your doorstep again after all these months.

We are entering a summer unlike any we have seen before and we all feel unsettled about the days and months ahead.

Here are a few tips to help you feel more comfortable with that experience.

Many BHCA members and friends remember newsletter articles by Kevin Doherty, historic landscape designer. Also known as “Bungalow Kev,”

Meet Fremont Elementary School’s new principal: Chris Lounsbery.

Our friend Ellen Butler has a nesting platform hanging from my back patio cover. Two doves recently made a nest and raised their two babies