The much-discussed Open Channel Project was the subject at a 3rd District community meeting on September 23, in which Public Works staff gav

After two years of planning and working with the City, Taste Wine-Beer-Kitchen and Olives Gourmet Grocers have a new parklet outside on Broa

Can't find what you're looking for at the Long Beach Public Library (LBPL)? Now you can request a book not currently held by LBPL, have it s

The Long Beach Area Council of Scouts (LBAC) spent 2019 celebrating 100 years of service to our amazing community. Scouting has had a long a

This year, with the help of many, including especially our Belmont Heights Community Association, I was able to spearhead the adoption

In response to this new federal regulation, in March of 2018 the City of Long Beach developed and later passed an ordinance that created add

BHCA spoke with C. J. Crockett, a landscape designer with 17 years of experience working with the microclimates of Naples, Belmont Shore, an

Vintage homes have many challenges; one is what to do about the 100-year-old painted hardware.

I’d like to take a moment to reflect on a part of the BHCA that doesn’t get a lot of attention: Our yearly budget. On average, the BHCA

A Belmont Heights artist specializing in watercolors who draws inspiration from some of the simplest forms of nature, Jennifer’s imagery

The “new shoe” conversation happens more often at my gym than my clients would like. They like to believe their running shoes have a longer

One of the many positives of walking the Heights is connecting with dogs and their owners. We don’t think there are many places where there

Big and bold enough to make earth more like the exotic planet Venus!

Local artists are transforming the mundane into masterpieces by “thinking outside of the box.” Throughout Belmont Heights and other

Neighbors from the Belmont Heights Historic District, a subset of Belmont Heights recognizable by its distinctive street signs, recently met

Looking for something local and different? Look no further than the Art and Architecture Stroll on Sunday, November 17, from 12:00 p.m. to 5

What if you could take Santa’s sleigh back in time to 1906 and “celebrate the season” in the Victorian Era? Well, the next best thing is a

Recently, LBUSD moved to fully fence-in Fremont Elementary providing additional security for students during school hours but limiting after