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Amelia Earhart went on her first flight the day af

Amelia Earhart went on her first flight the day after attending the Long Beach Airshow in 1920. Op : @lgbairport #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #throwbackthursday #tbt #longbeachairport #ameliaearhart

Greg O’Donnell, stepfather to Mayor Robert Garci

Greg O’Donnell, stepfather to Mayor Robert Garcia, passed away due to complications from COVID-19. Our condolences go out to the family. Click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #covid19 #coronavirus

COVID-19 City Update - 8.10 : By the Numbers, Trac

COVID-19 City Update - 8.10 : By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 8,879 people have tested positive for corona with 7,648 recovered and 87 people currently hospitalized. There have been 183 fatalities, all over the age of 20 and with underlying health conditions. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #covid19 #coronavirus #cityupdate

COVID-19 City Update - 8.07 : By the Numbers, Trac

COVID-19 City Update - 8.07 : By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 8,775 people have tested positive for corona with 7,455 recovered and 89 people currently hospitalized. There have been 181 fatalities, all over the age of 20 and with underlying health conditions. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #covid19 #coronavirus #cityupdate

The Pike was a completely different place fifty ye

The Pike was a completely different place fifty years ago! Did you get to visit while it was still an amusement park? OP : @fill_in_the_blank_jones #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #throwbackthursday #tbt #thepike

Man shot and killed in mid Long Beach. On Tuesda

Man shot and killed in mid Long Beach.

On Tuesday at 4:16 PM., Long Beach police officers were dispatched to a shooting call in the 700 block of Cerritos Avenue.

When LBPD officers arrived they located a male adult victim deceased in the alley, with a gunshot wound to his upper torso said LBPD Detective Jennifer Arzola. The Long Beach Fire Department determined the male adult victim deceased at the scene. Suspect information and motive is unknown at this time, homicide detectives were on-scene.

The investigation is ongoing

Anyone with any information regarding the incident is urged to contact LBPD Homicide Detail at (562) 570-7244 or anonymously through “LA Crime Stoppers” by calling 800-222-TIPS (8477), downloading the “P3 Tips” app to your smartphone (available at the Apple app store or Google Play), or by visiting www.LACrimeStoppers.org.

COVID-19 City Update - 8.03 : By the Numbers, Trac

COVID-19 City Update - 8.03 : By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 8,362 people have tested positive for corona with 6,950 recovered and 91 people currently hospitalized. There have been 178 fatalities, all over the age of 20 and with underlying health conditions. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #covid19 #coronavirus #cityupdate

City of Long Beach Unveils Proposed 2021 Budget. T

City of Long Beach Unveils Proposed 2021 Budget. The Proposed FY 21 Budget is $2.6 billion and continues the tradition of providing a diverse array of services addressing the City Council’s priorities while emphasizing good financial management and policies. To resolve a projected FY 21 $30 million General Fund shortfall, the proposed budget is balanced and relies on a multi-faceted strategy of assistance from City employees, new or reallocated revenues, strategic investments, efficiency improvements, and service reductions. The Proposed FY 21 Budget includes funding for the continued COVID-19 response, invests in racial reconciliation work and uses a multi-step balanced-outcome-based approach to solve the $30 million budget shortfall while maintaining core services in a balanced way. These solutions for the structural shortfall include:

$18.8 million in Department reductions across all departments, totaling a reduction of 136 positions (77 filled and 59 vacant).
$2.5 million in investment in Racial Equity initiatives.
Up to $11 million in employee furloughs or other solutions through negotiations of long-term contracts, preventing additional service reductions and sparing up to 106 additional layoffs.
$2.9 million in use of operating reserves. More on our website #longbeach #longbeachlocalnews

COVID-19 City Update - 7.31 : By the Numbers, Trac

COVID-19 City Update - 7.31 : By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 8,142 people have tested positive for corona with 6,650 recovered and 97 people currently hospitalized. There have been 177 fatalities, all over the age of 20 and with underlying health conditions. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #cityupdate #covid19 #coronavirus

Back in 1978, California State University of Long

Back in 1978, California State University of Long Beach built a sub sandwich so large that it made the Gusiness Book of World Records. What’s your favorite piece of trivia about CSULB? OP : @csulbjpr #throwbackthursday #tbt #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach

Long Beach Airport Sees Uptick in Flights. @lgba

Long Beach Airport Sees Uptick in Flights.

@lgbairport continues to see a slow but steady recovery in flight schedules, up from a low of six flights on multiple days in April to the current average of 18 to 20 flights daily. Recent schedule changes by Delta Air Lines also point to modest improvement in the leisure travel segment. Delta’s recently published schedule indicates it will resume flights from LGB on August 1, a month ahead of schedule. Delta had previously announced a temporary consolidation of flight service in May, which led to a suspension of flights from Long Beach and several other markets. The carrier will initially operate two daily nonstop flights to Salt Lake City, with service expected to increase to five daily flights (destinations not yet determined) beginning October 1.

“We are pleased that Delta will resume some of their flights earlier than expected,” said LGB Director Cynthia Guidry. “We know the road to recovery for air travel is long, but we are prepared to meet the demand as it grows.”

With Delta re-starting flights on August 1, LGB’s flight schedule will offer service from four carriers (American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue Airways and Southwest Airlines). According to August schedules, JetBlue is expected to operate two to seven flights per day and American Airlines will operate one daily flight to Phoenix. Hawaiian Airlines has not yet resumed service, due to the ongoing quarantine put in place by the state of Hawaii.

In response to JetBlue’s recent announcement that it will relinquish the remainder of its flight slots in October, LGB will commence the formal process of redistributing the 17 permanent slots via an established waiting list that already includes Delta, Hawaiian and Southwest. Other certificated air carriers have until August 28 to request to be added to the waiting list so that they may participate in the allocation process.

With one of the strictest noise-controlled airports in the nation, LGB offers a total of 53 flight slots. Flight slot utilization requirements are currently waived due to the pandemic.
Situated near the border of Los Angeles and Orange Counti

COVID-19 City Update - 7.28 : By the Numbers, Trac

COVID-19 City Update - 7.28 : By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 7,582 people have tested positive for corona with 5,994 recovered and 106 currently hospitalized. There have been 163 fatalities, all over the age of 20 and with underlying health conditions. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #covid19 #coronavirus #cityupdate

Gaby O’Donnell, the mother of Long Beach mayor R

Gaby O’Donnell, the mother of Long Beach mayor Robert Garcia has died after contracting COVID-19. Click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #robertgarcia #covid19 #coronavirus

COVID-19 City Update - 7.24 : By the Numbers, Trac

COVID-19 City Update - 7.24 : By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 7,368 people have tested positive for corona with 5,669 recovered and 97 people currently hospitalized. There have been 161 fatalities, all over the age of 40 and with underlying health conditions. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #covid19 #coronavirus #cityupdate

Long Beach man killed in hit-and-run. On Thursda

Long Beach man killed in hit-and-run.

On Thursday at 10:40 pm, Long Beach Police Officers responded to a traffic collision involving a vehicle and a pedestrian. When they arrived on scene they located a male adult laying in the eastbound lanes of Anaheim Street just west of Magnolia Avenue. None of the vehicles involved were still on scene when officers arrived. The preliminary investigation revealed that a pedestrian had attempted to stop a theft at a local liquor store. In his efforts to stop the thief, he climbed on the hood of the suspect’s vehicle. The suspect drove with the pedestrian on the hood for approximately three blocks before maneuvering the vehicle to get the pedestrian off the hood. The pedestrian fell off the hood of the vehicle into eastbound lanes of Anaheim Street where he was struck by a second vehicle, unrelated to the earlier theft.

The Long Beach Fire Department responded and performed life saving measures, however the pedestrian succumbed to his injuries at the scene.

The driver of the first suspect vehicle is described as a male Black, approximately 40 years old, 5’7″ tall, skinny build, short dark hair and moustache. He was wearing a black short sleeved shirt and blue jeans. His vehicle is described as a silver four door sedan.

The second vehicle involved was described as a white utility style van.

The Los Angeles Coroner’s Office will assist in identifying the pedestrian and notifying next of kin.

Anyone with information regarding the collision are asked to contact Detective Kelsey Myers or Detective Shawn Loughlin of the Long Beach Police Department’s Collision Investigation Detail at (562)570-7355. Anonymous tips may be submitted through “LA Crime Stoppers” by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), downloading the “P3 Tips” app to your smart phone (available at the Apple App store and Google Play), or visiting www.lacrimestoppers.org.

15-year-old shot and wounded in Long Beach. On T

15-year-old shot and wounded in Long Beach.

On Thursday at 10:55 am, Long Beach police officers were dispatched to the 40 block of West 49th Street regarding a no hit shooting. Upon arrival, officers located a 15-year-old male victim with a minor injury to his lower torso. Long Beach Fire Department was contacted and the victim was treated on scene according to LBPD PIO Ivan Garcia.

Preliminary investigation revealed that the victim’s injury occurred when he tripped as he ran from the scene. The victim refused to provide any further information regarding the shooting.

No suspect information is available at this time.

Though the reason for the shooting is unknown, Gang Detectives are on scene conducting an investigation.

The investigation is ongoing. Notified by @Streaming562

For this #throwbackthursday , here’s a shot of t

For this #throwbackthursday , here’s a shot of the 1932 Olympics rowing race in Long Beach’s own Marine Stadium. Do you have any fun summertime memories of the Marine Stadium? OP : @forgottenmadness_la #tbt #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach

COVID-19 City Update - 7.20 : By the Numbers, Trac

COVID-19 City Update - 7.20 : By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 6,522 people have tested positive for corona with 4,955 recovered and 104 people currently hospitalized. There have been 159 fatalities, all over the age of 40 and with underlying health conditions. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeachca #covid19 #coronavirus #cityupdate

We just caught a reallyy fun way to do a gender re

We just caught a reallyy fun way to do a gender reveal with a helicopter - it's a boy! Services provided by @anthelion.helicopters #longbeach #lbln #anthelionhelicopters

COVID-19 City Update - 7.17 : By the Numbers, Trac

COVID-19 City Update - 7.17 : By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 6,334 people have tested positive for corona with 4,736 recovered and 105 people currently hospitalized. There have been 158 fatalities, all over the age of 40 and with underlying health conditions. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #covid19 #coronavirus #cityupdate

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