
Santa Clara Beats Long Beach State 89-70
Long Beach State dropped to 0-2 after falling to Santa Clara at home on Monday, November 9.

Long Beach State dropped to 0-2 after falling to Santa Clara at home on Monday, November 9.
Coverage here follows city government, Los Angeles County, Long Beach Unified School District, the port, business and public safety in Long Beach. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and the surrounding region.
Live Poll
Is your community doing enough to prepare for rising high tide and storm flood risks?
Back-to-back storms drive record high tides, causing structural damage across several coastal neighborhoods.

Live Poll
Is the U.S. electrical grid failing to keep pace with new industrial and technology development?
A temporary microgrid bridges energy shortfalls for a new 1.18 million-square-foot manufacturing campus.

Live Poll
Would you support the deployment of floating nuclear power plants in your local coastal area?
The Long Beach-based company purchased enriched uranium to advance its nuclear reactor testing and validation goals.

Live Poll
Is now a good time for your city to take on debt for major infrastructure projects?
The city plans to fund infrastructure projects and debt payments through a long-term lease-leaseback bond agreement.

Live Poll
Would you ride a coastal ferry between Long Beach and Malibu instead of driving?
The proposed network would link seven Southern California coastal destinations by water, with an operational partnership now in place.

This section follows city council decisions, Los Angeles County policy and Long Beach Unified School District alongside the port operations, healthcare and aerospace employers that define the local economy. From Belmont Shore and Naples to Belmont Heights, Alamitos Beach and Downtown Long Beach, neighborhood coverage extends into Orange County, Ventura County and San Bernardino County where stories cross the line. The container port, one of the busiest in the world, ties local zoning, air quality and transportation decisions to international trade volumes and federal shipping policy in ways that recur throughout local coverage. Housing affordability, port expansion and school district resources are the recurring threads in city hall reporting.