40 years on, family-owned Phnom Penh Noodle Shack keeps celebrating Cambodian food and culture
The neighborhood institution is offering a discount for customers during Cambodian Restaurant Week that runs through May 25.
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Air taxis set to ferry spectators to Long Beach and beyond during 2028 LA Olympics
The vertical-takeoff electric aircraft are supposed to be accessible to the average person, not just affluent travelers.
This local ice cream shop, with custom flavors and unlimited samples, is turning 10 years old
Born out of one local woman’s addiction to experimenting with new flavors, Long Beach Creamery is now a community staple.
Police say they’ve arrested 2 of the kids who broke into Sweet Jill’s Bakery and a handful of other shops
A video of several kids breaking into the Second Street store made headlines. Police say they also targeted shops at 2nd & PCH, in Bixby Knolls and in North Long Beach.
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Theater News: ‘Steel Magnolias’ set to grace the Long Beach Playhouse stage
“I wanted a play that centers on women and highlights their strengths,” the theater’s artistic director, Sean Gray, said.
After promising universal health care, California governor must reconsider immigrant coverage
Gov. Gavin Newsom was elected to office in 2019 on a promise of universal health care. He dramatically expanded coverage, but after six years in office, the Democrat is forced to contemplate deep cuts — including to the nation’s largest health care expansion to immigrants living in the U.S. without legal permission.