An Injury To All: LA Takes Long Overdue Step Forward Fighting Wage Theft
New Provisions Give City Agency More Crime-Fighting Power And& A Wider Scope
“As through this world I travel,
I meet lots of funny men.
Some will rob...

LA City Attorney Candidate Marissa Roy Makes the Case for a More Activist City Attorney
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Coalition Demands ICE-Free World Cup as Protesters Rally Outside SoFi Stadium
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Political Heir of EJ Activist Jesse Marquez
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From Port Wars to Sacramento
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Lamar Lyons Centers Working-Class Agenda in Bid for 65th Assembly District
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Lyons on AI and automation in the workplace
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Jobs and Affordability Crisis
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Lyons Calls for push of manufacturing over warehouse expansion
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Criticism of other Assembly District 65 candidates for lacking economic solutions
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Rancho San Pedro Redevelopment
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Culture
“Hangmen”: Lesser McDonagh, imperfectly staged — but still fun
You can rely on Martin McDonagh. Black humor. Sardonicism. Impending menace. Clever twists. Simple phrases reworked ‘til they rise above their simplicity.
But a potential...
Nixon’s The One: Florida Dems Flip Socialist (Sorta) And Former Republican
Top Two Ballot Spots Might Seem At Odds, But Pragmatic Candidates Say, “Not So Much”
"If wanting your neighbor to afford their insulin is radical,...
Editorials
Wage Theft Worker Advocates In Their Own Words
Dozens of advocates testified about wage theft during public comments before the city council vote on August 12. Our wage theft story quoted several...
Unburying the Truth
David Calloway’s “If Someday Comes” Traces America's Unfinished Reckoning With Its Past
Retired film and television producer David Calloway, a San Pedro resident for more...
Latest News
A Big Surprise: Sparks, Albert Award Scholarship Prep South Bay $100,000
By Chris Villanueva, Photojournalist
Students, faculty and parents at Scholarship Prep South Bay got an unexpected surprise during a Sept. 2 pep rally when representatives...
San Pedro News
So. Cal. Pointe Break Brings San Pedro Together Through Music
By Chris Villanueva
Hundreds of music fans gathered at Point Fermin Park this past weekend for the inaugural So. Cal. Pointe Break Summer Music Festival,...
“Together We Win:” 2026 Los Angeles / Long Beach Labor Solidarity Parade, Rally and Picnic
Celebrate the 47th Anniversary of the LA/LB Labor Solidarity Parade and rally and picnic
This year’s Theme: Worker Solidarity ― Together We Win! Yesterday we...
Carson City Limits
Two Homicide Investigations in Carson
LASD Homicide Investigators Responding to a Death Investigation, 2000 E Sepulveda Blvd, Carson
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Homicide detectives at 8:31 a.m., Sept. 2, responded...
Long Beach News
Letters to the Editor: CSULB’s Puvungna Site Long Due for Sensitivity to its Historical, Scientific Value
I’d like to see an update on the story in the April 16-29, 2026 “Earth Day” edition to follow up on the status of...
“Hangmen”: Lesser McDonagh, imperfectly staged — but still fun
You can rely on Martin McDonagh. Black humor. Sardonicism. Impending menace. Clever twists. Simple phrases reworked ‘til they rise above their simplicity.
But a potential...
Letters to the Editor: CSULB’s Puvungna Site Long Due for Sensitivity to its Historical, Scientific Value
I’d like to see an update on the story in the April 16-29, 2026 “Earth Day” edition to follow up on the status of...
So. Cal. Pointe Break Brings San Pedro Together Through Music
By Chris Villanueva
Hundreds of music fans gathered at Point Fermin Park this past weekend for the inaugural So. Cal. Pointe Break Summer Music Festival,...
From Paris to California: The Unexpected Pleasures of Wine, Cheese and Fruit Paste
By Lynn Nishimura, Columnist
A friend brought me back a bottle of red wine that her hotel gifted her during her stay at the Hôtel...
Girl Power, Heat Stroke and Capitalism: Surviving Daisy Chain Fields
By Evelyn McDonnell, Columnist
During Olivia Rodrigo’s closing set at Daisy Chain Fields, the herstoric festival she founded that packed an overheated 45,000 people into...
It’s Time for the New Blues Festival 2026 Aug. 29, 30
The 10th Anniversary New Blues Festival returns to Long Beach for two full days dedicated to the rich sounds and spirit of blues and...
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Port News
Port of Long Beach Sponsorship Call Open Sept. 1-30
Nonprofit organizations are invited to apply for the Port of Long Beach Community Sponsorship Program, which funds community events and activities that help inform...
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