Jake Gotta

Long Beach announced 35 e-bikes would be available from its lending library program, with 24 reserved for low-income applicants.

We asked City Council candidates what they would do about the housing, mental health and addiction crises fueling homelessness, but the first — and biggest — item on that list went largely unaddressed.

Want to revitalize nightlife? Kick cars out of places like Pine Avenue and Second Street and let people walk around while enjoying a drink.

In January, three people were killed on a stretch of PCH in the course of eight days. Hopefully, new legislation will prompt Caltrans to make safety upgrades that will save lives in Long Beach. 

If these had been murders or gun violence, there would have been an immediate outcry, but the truth is, many of us are just used to people dying in traffic all the time.

Long Beach says it has a goal of eliminating traffic deaths in the city entirely, and a big part of that plan is to increase the number of people riding bikes instead of driving.

There's a whole haul of events and parties happening in Long Beach on Dec. 31 to ring in 2024, with admission prices ranging from $19 on up to $1,750 for some serious glitz and glam on the big night.

Cities around the country have found success in reducing crime by returning to the old ways of walking a beat. Long Beach police should consider doubling down.

Looking to find some unique gifts from local makers this holiday season? You're in luck. We've found several local holiday markets that will host vendors selling art, clothing, candles, treats, plants and much more.

Making changes to Pacific Coast Highway can be a long, unwieldy project. Assemblymember Josh Lowenthal has formed a task force to try to get the process moving.

From the Aquarium of the Pacific to the historic Bembridge house, there's a haul of family-friendly places hosting Santa Claus in Long Beach this year.

The bar, which opened in August 1924, will announce official celebration plans closer to the anniversary. For now, you can snag a commemorative T-shirt.

Members of Blink 182 will be signing copies of their new record “One more Time.” But as of Wednesday morning, wristbands to get into the signing were already going quickly.

Fourth Street is stocked with vintage stores where you can put together a better costume than anything you'd find at any pop-up Halloween shop.

Are you looking to get a new tattoo? Friday the 13th might be your lucky day to do so. 

Jake Gotta decided to go car-free when he moved to Belmont Heights. Here’s the good and the bad.