Two Dead and Three Injured in Long Beach Hit-and-Run Crash
A hit-and-run crash in Long Beach resulted in two deaths and three injuries, with the suspect fleeing the scene after crashing into two cars at an intersection; the investigation is ongoing.
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Long Beach Studio Develops America's Most Affordable EV Truck
Slate Auto is developing America's cheapest EV truck, targeting a $25,000 price point by offering a basic, customizable vehicle with minimal features and optional upgrades, aiming to boost EV adoption despite a challenging market environment. The company leverages a design studio in Long Beach and plans to start deliveries in late 2026, betting that affordability and customization will attract a new segment of EV buyers.
Long Beach Implements New Regulations to Combat Shoplifting and Self-Checkout Issues
Long Beach has implemented a unique ordinance requiring large stores to increase staff and limit self-checkout use to combat rising shoplifting, leading to mixed reactions from shoppers and retailers, with concerns about longer lines and higher prices but also increased safety for employees and customers.
Long Beach Implements First-in-Nation Check-Out Lane Rules
Long Beach has enacted a pioneering ordinance requiring stores to staff check-out lanes, limit self-checkouts to 15 items, and display clear signage, aiming to reduce retail theft and improve customer service, though it faces opposition from local chambers and grocers concerned about convenience and costs.
Long Beach Health Department Cuts Programs and Jobs Amid Budget Shortfall
The Long Beach Health Department is planning to lay off or reassign up to 40 employees due to a nearly $4 million federal funding cut and an overall $11 million budget deficit, which has led to program closures and concerns about impacts on public health services.
Cargo Containers Fall Off Ship at Long Beach Port, Investigators Search for Causes
Nearly 70 shipping containers fell off the vessel Mississippi at the Port of Long Beach, prompting an investigation and temporary suspension of operations, with no injuries reported and safety measures in place.
Mega Millions Jackpot Soars to $740M with No Winner Yet
The Mega Millions jackpot has increased to $740 million after no ticket matched all six numbers in the latest drawing. However, a ticket sold at OK Liquor in Long Beach, California, matched five numbers, earning the holder $359,992. The next drawing is scheduled for Tuesday.
Violent Robbery Caught on Video in Long Beach
A teen girl was assaulted and robbed while sitting on a bench in Long Beach, with the attack caught on surveillance video. The suspect, who fled in a black sedan, violently grabbed the girl's necklace before escaping. The victim was not injured, and police are investigating the incident.
"Ultimate Guide to the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach: Circuit Changes, Paddock Tour, and Must-See Moments"
Take a guided tour of the HMSA/Vintage Indy paddock at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, featuring vintage IndyCar and a variety of motorsports events and championships.
"Long Beach School Officer's Murder Trial Ends in Mistrial Due to Jury Deadlock"
Former Long Beach school officer Eddie F. Gonzalez's trial ends in a jury deadlock over whether he is guilty of murder or manslaughter for fatally shooting 18-year-old Manuela "Mona" Rodriguez in the back of the head as she fled a minor fight. Prosecutors argued that Gonzalez overreacted, while his defense claimed the shooting was a tragedy but not a crime. The jury split on the verdict, with seven jurors ready to convict him of murder and five of voluntary manslaughter. The possibility of a retrial remains open, and the district attorney's office is reviewing its options.
Arrests Made in Long Beach Veteran's Fatal Shooting
Four suspects have been arrested and charged in connection with the shooting death of Long Beach father and Army veteran Mario Morales-Moreno. The suspects are accused of firing multiple gunshots, resulting in Morales-Moreno's death and the injury of another man, as well as shooting at four other individuals. The shooting is believed to be gang-related, and the suspects are facing charges including murder, attempted murder, and conspiracy to commit a crime. If convicted, they could face life in prison. The community mourns the loss of Morales-Moreno, and his family remembers him as an American hero.
"4 Arrested in Gang-Related Killing of Long Beach Army Veteran"
Four men have been charged in connection with the killing of Mario Morales-Moreno, a 51-year-old Long Beach resident who was shot while doing yard work at his home. The shooting, believed to be gang-related, also injured another man. The suspects were arrested and charged with murder, conspiracy, and attempted murder, with gun allegations. Long Beach Police Chief Wally Hebeish condemned the violence and praised the investigative work that led to the arrests. A friend of Moreno's has set up a fundraiser for his family, raising over $15,000.
"Southern California Condo Residents Fearful of Window-Smashing Neighbor"
Residents of a Long Beach condo complex are living in fear of a neighbor who has been threatening them, vandalizing their property, and exhibiting unpredictable behavior. Multiple complaints have been filed, and some residents have even obtained restraining orders against the man. The Homeowners Association is taking legal action, but neighbors fear that the situation will continue to worsen. This comes amid a broader concern about accountability for perpetrators in the city, with similar issues reported in other neighborhoods.
"Police Seek Suspect in Fatal Shooting of 17-Year-Old Girl in Long Beach"
A 17-year-old girl in Long Beach, California, died after being shot near her apartment building, with the incident now being investigated as a homicide. The shooting occurred as the teen was walking down the street and was approached by a suspect or suspects. No arrests have been made, and the police are seeking information from the public.
Tragic Shooting Claims Life of Long Beach Street Vendor
Yener Ramirez, a beloved Southern California street vendor known as the "Corn Guy," was fatally shot in Long Beach in a tragic incident involving multiple unknown suspects. The 37-year-old, described as a humble and hardworking family man, had been a fixture in the community for 14 years. The shooting, which may have stemmed from an argument, has left residents feeling unsettled in a city already grappling with recent violence. Friends and family are planning a fundraiser to help with funeral expenses.