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Update located: Long Beach Police asking public’s help locating a 26-year-old critical missing person
Pop-up roller rink skates into Long Beach
CSULB Men’s Water Polo Take a Loss to UCLA
Unhoused Citizen Struck and Killed by Traffic on 710 Freeway
Double Murder Suspect Arrested in Iowa, Awaits Extradition

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Heavy rain brings flooding to many parts of Long Beach

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Car into building 1600 Block South st around 5pm.

Car into building 1600 Block South st around 5pm. LBPD & LBFD were on scene of a single vehicle collision with a vehicle that struck a business dwelling. LBFD is evaluating for any patients and LBPD is investigating. Traffic collision: 1600 Block South st; LBPD & LBFD are on scene of a single vehicle collision with a vehicle that struck a business dwelling. LBFD is evaluating for any patients and LBPD is investigating. LBFD is transporting one patient to a local hospital with minor injuries. Video by @streaming562

Update 9/23/21 at 10:30 a.m.: On Sep. 23, 2021, th

Update 9/23/21 at 10:30 a.m.:
On Sep. 23, 2021, the Long Beach Police Department was notified that missing person Davontay Marquise Clark was located unharmed at a medical facility in the City of Covina. Mr. Clark has been at this facility since he was brought there on Sep. 12, 2021 as a John Doe.

The Long Beach Police Department @longbeachpd.ca is asking for the public's help locating a 26-year-old critical missing person, Davontay Marquise Clark, who was last seen on Sunday, Sep. 12, 2021, at approximately 1:00 a.m.

Clark was last seen by a family member at his residence in the 600 block of W. 3rd Street, Long Beach. Clark suffers from medical conditions, may easily become disoriented, and is non-verbal. He left on foot in an unknown direction and could possibly be heading to the City of San Pedro.

The critical missing person is described as follows:

Age: 26-years-old
Gender: Male
Race: Black
Height: 5'08"
Weight: 162 lbs
Hair: Black hair and goatee
Eyes: Brown
Clothing: Brown T-shirt and brown sweatpants
Medical Alerts: has medical conditions and may become easily disoriented. Clark is non-verbal.

Anyone with information regarding this missing person is urged to call the LBPD Missing Persons Detail at (562) 570-7246 or Police Dispatch at (562) 435-6711. Anyone wishing to remain anonymous may submit a tip through "LA Crime Stoppers" by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), downloading the "P3 Tips" app to your smartphone (available at the Apple App store and Google Play), or visiting www.lacrimestoppers.org.

Long Beach is an active city and a new way to keep

Long Beach is an active city and a new way to keep moving is now here - @pigeonsrollerrink opened on September 18. Click the link in our bio for more.

Photo credit : Zoom Theory

#longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #rollerrink #popupshop

California State University, Long Beach lost to Un

California State University, Long Beach lost to University of California Los Angeles in water polo in September 17. Click the link in our bio to see more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #csulb #ucla

Did you feel it? 4.4 in Carson, CA #earthquake #lo

Did you feel it? 4.4 in Carson, CA #earthquake #longbeach

Proof of Vaccination Require at Indoor Bars, Winer

Proof of Vaccination Require at Indoor Bars, Wineries, Breweries an Distilleries in Long Beach.

The Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services (Health Department) will align with Los Angeles County and require proof of vaccination at indoor bars, wineries, breweries and distilleries that do not serve food (establishments that are 21+). While not required, the Health Department also strongly recommends that restaurants establish similar proof of vaccination requirements for the safety of its staff and patrons.

Throughout the pandemic, the City has proactively protected its residents and visitors using data and recommendations from medical experts. Data show that those who are 18-34 years old are least likely to be vaccinated and are being infected at higher rates than other age groups. Indoor bars, breweries, wineries and distilleries are considered some of the most high-risk settings and have the highest instances of interaction without masks. Further, they already require patrons to show identification and have established practices to ensure compliance; these also are establishments often frequented by those in their 20s and 30s who are the least likely to be vaccinated.

Outdoor mega events of 10,000 or more people will require proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours prior to attending. Attendees at indoor mega events are already required to show proof of vaccination or a negative test result prior to entry. The City has already proactively implemented this protocol for the largest outdoor event in California, the Acura Grand Prix which is scheduled for Sept 24-26, 2021.

The Department will issue a revised Health Order by the end of the week. To allow time for compliance, patrons and employees will be required to be partially vaccinated by Oct. 7 and fully vaccinated by Nov. 4.

Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach Returns After Two Y

Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach Returns After Two Year Hiatus. Instagram post 17934177757657239

President Biden Visit to cause Traffic Delays in L

President Biden Visit to cause Traffic Delays in Long Beach Today.

Long Beach, CA – People traveling through Long Beach are advised to expect traffic delays throughout the City. Street closures will be in effect and congestion is expected from Monday, September 13, 2021 through Tuesday, September 14, 2021.

@potus President Joe Biden plans to speak at a rally for Governor Gavin Newsom’s recall election rally at 6:00pm tonight at LBCC.

Periodic road closures and traffic congestion will begin at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, September 13, through noon on Tuesday, September 14, 2021.

Please be advised to access the downtown area, visitors may use 3rd Street or 7th Street. Employers are encouraged to consider telecommuting for staff during these times.

Pigeon’s Roller Rink opens as a pop-up skate ven

Pigeon’s Roller Rink opens as a pop-up skate venue at 2nd and PCH on September 18. Click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #popup #rollerskating

Update: LASD arrived and deemed the package safe.

Update: LASD arrived and deemed the package safe. Bomb threat at George Deukmejian Courthouse in downtown Long Beach around 7:30pm tonight. Avoid the area LBPD is investigating, LASD bomb squad in route.

Catalina Island. With @danielmdrake & Alysia Burke

Catalina Island. With @danielmdrake & Alysia Burke

Catalina Wine Mixer 2021. With @danielmdrake & Aly

Catalina Wine Mixer 2021. With @danielmdrake & Alysia

Remembrance of September 11, 2001. Instagram post

Remembrance of September 11, 2001. Instagram post 18237253300069220

Long Beach Police Chief Robert G. Luna to Retire

Long Beach Police Chief Robert G. Luna to Retire

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The Long Beach Rescue Mission seeks volunteers for

The Long Beach Rescue Mission seeks volunteers for all areas. Click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #longbeachrescuemission #charity

Decade in the Making of State-of-the-Art Terminal.

Decade in the Making of State-of-the-Art Terminal. Long Beach Container Terminal and the Port held a grand opening Aug. 20 to celebrate the completion of the Middle Harbor Redevelopment Project. The modernization project has transformed two aging terminals into one of the world’s most technologically advanced container terminals.

Long Beach Container Terminal at Middle Harbor is a 300-acre facility powered almost entirely by electricity that can handle up to 3.3 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) annually. On its own, it would rank as America’s sixth-busiest container port.

“This engineering marvel sets a new standard for international shipping, goods movement and many other industries, said Port Executive Director Mario Cordero. “It is a global model of efficiency and sustainability.”

From concept to construction, LBCT and the Port partnered to develop this state-of-the-art terminal. The process has taken about the same number of years it takes a student to get from preschool to college, with LBCT functioning as a working terminal the whole time. “We chose to do the right thing the right way. We can proudly and confidently state we are the cleanest container terminal in North America,” said LBCT CEO Anthony Otto.

#breakingnews Thanks to the help of our community— the suspect wanted for this assault has been taken into custody. @longbeachpd.ca received various tips of the suspect’s potential location. LBPD officers responded to the area of Atlantic Ave & San Antonio Dr, located the suspect and safely took him into custody.

The suspect was identified as 36-year-old David Manuel Santana Garcia, who was booked for child cruelty, assault, battery, and other public transportation charges.

Original post on our website and IG.

*LBPD updated 9/8/21 at 5:50p.m.* #longbeach #lbpd

#breakingnews Thanks to the help of our community— the suspect wanted for this assault has been taken into custody. @longbeachpd.ca received various tips of the suspect’s potential location. LBPD officers responded to the area of Atlantic Ave & San Antonio Dr, located the suspect and safely took him into custody.

The suspect was identified as 36-year-old David Manuel Santana Garcia, who was booked for child cruelty, assault, battery, and other public transportation charges.

Original post on our website and IG.

*LBPD updated 9/8/21 at 5:50p.m.* #longbeach #lbpd

LBPD Seeks Public’s Help Identifying Suspect Wanted for Physically Assaulting Juvenile

For more, check out the full article through the link in our bio.

If you have any information, please call Long Beach Police Dispatch at (562) 435-6711 or the Long Beach Police Violent Crimes Detail at (562) 570-7250.

The Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor has been cancelled

The Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor has been cancelled for the 2021 season. We will keep you updated as more information becomes available. Click the link in our bio for more.

#longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #queenmary #darkharbor

First Case of West Nile Virus Reported in Long Bea

First Case of West Nile Virus Reported in Long Beach.

The first human case of West Nile virus (WNV) this mosquito season was reported in Long Beach this week. The patient, in their 40s, was diagnosed with neuroinvasive illness and is currently recovering at home.

“This is an important reminder for people to continue to take steps to avoid mosquito bites,” said City Health Officer Dr. Anissa Davis. “Everyone needs to take steps to prevent mosquito-borne diseases.”

There have been 32 cases of WNV reported in California this year, with five cases reported in LA County. No mosquitoes in Long Beach have been found to be positive for WNV thus far this season.

Long Beach health officials are advising residents to take the following precautions:

Prevent mosquito bites by applying insect repellent with EPA-registered active ingredients DEET, picaridin, IR3535, or lemon eucalyptus before you go outside
Wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants if spending time outside during dawn and dusk. WNV-carrying mosquitoes are most active during those times
Install or repair door and window screens
Dump and drain standing water around your home
Report mosquitoes and learn more about mosquito prevention by visiting www.longbeach.gov/mosquitoes
Report dead birds online or call 877-WNV-BIRD (968-2473)
The Long Beach Health and Human Services Department’s Vector Control Program along with partner agencies, Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District and Compton Creek Mosquito Abatement District continue to treat areas with high populations of mosquitoes throughout the City on a daily basis. While these agencies are doing everything they can to control the mosquito population, the public still plays an important role by stopping mosquitoes from breeding in and around their homes and reporting breeding in neighborhoods and other public areas.

For more information on how to protect yourself from mosquito bites, visit www.longbeach.gov/mosquitoes, or call the Mosquito Hotline at 562.570.4132. For more information on West Nile virus, visit www.longbeach.gov/WNV.

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