Asia Morris

On the menu through Nov. 1, Gusto’s Pan de Muerto, or Bread of the Dead, is a sourdough sweet bread made especially for the day of remembrance.

LBO donates fresh, homegrown produce from its eight gardens to students in need.

“This is a platform for us to share our experiences and our work, we have a voice, we’re relevant.”

Metro Los Angeles has approved and expanded funds for a massive complete streets project focusing on Studebaker Road in East Long Beach.

The annual art and altar display opens Sept. 25 and will be on view through Nov. 10.

On Thursday afternoon Pedal Movement’s Jasmine Naea led a bicycle tour to a handful of POW! WOW! Long Beach murals.

“Our shop is all about good/welcoming vibes, loud music, straight forward coffee, and local art,” said Wolf’s Brew owner Bryer Garcia.

A 59-year-old man was charged today with murder for allegedly stabbing a man during an apparent altercation last week in Long Beach.

What has long been a seemingly blank panel fronting the International City Bank building at 249 East Ocean Boulevard will soon give way to a much more colorful work of public art.

The outdoor fitness area activates a section of the Pine Avenue block between 3rd and 4th streets, with a a variety of equipment—a stationary bike, multiple pull-up bars, a punching bag and more—to be used, adding “a contagious energy” to the area.

Attendees were treated to a live art battle, wares sold by dozens of vendors including Philippine Expressions Bookshop and Illa Manila and authentic Filipino food from Long Beach-based Edna’s Filipino Cuisine and others.

The remodeled corner establishment offers more room for patrons to sit, dine and drink on the small business’s health-conscious offerings.

Trine plans to use Amigo Modern as a launch pad for the development of a more rooted design scene in Long Beach through events and activations for the community.

Poki Cat celebrated the grand opening of its second location today.

Local cyclists, Amgen Tour of California President Kristin Klein, Vice Mayor Rex Richardson, Long Beach “Bicycle Ambassador” Tony Cruz, Second District Councilwoman Jeannine Pearce and other officials revealed this morning the Long Beach Circuit for Stage 1 of the tour, to take place Sunday, May 13.

A small group composed mostly of renters gathered last Friday morning in front of a downtown Long Beach apartment building to protest what they claimed were the unfair evictions of its tenants.

Local elected officials and community partners gathered Tuesday evening to commemorate the opening of Richard D. Browning High School.

Washington neighborhood resident Laura Hill received today what was GRID Alternatives Greater Los Angeles (GLA) 200th no-cost solar system installation in Long Beach.

Art and altars by over 30 Southern California artists make up the juried Día de los Muertos Exhibition at the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA).

In A Dream Within a Dream, an exhibition at Made by Millworks featuring works by the Arts Council for Long Beach’s 2016-2017 Professional Artist Fellows, artists grapple with distortions of time and memory.