CSULB and Cerritos College renewed its partnership agreement to continue the award-winning Teacher TRAC program, which transitions students from Cerritos College to the Liberal Studies programs at CSULB.

Celebrate the diversity of Asian and Asian American cultures with the fish on Saturday and Sunday for the Aquarium of the Pacific's 13th Annual Autumn Festival.

Come November 15, the Museum of Latin American Art’s annual Viva el Tequila event will offer you over 25 varieties of the most cherished of agave-based spirits, tequila, in unlimited samplings for patrons yearning to learn about the concoction. (Yes, you read correctly: unlimited samplings.)

Downtown Long Beach residents and employees now have a great reason to vacate their closed off apartments or stay a little later after work for Live After 5, a monthly event that will activate entertainment venues and non-traditional locations such as vacant storefronts, parks and street corners.

John J. Packard of Long Beach pleaded guilty today at the Central Justice Center in Santa Ana in an alleged $110M property Ponzi scheme that included mail fraud.

If you happen to see or hear a jet screaming across our light blue Long Beach sky, fear not residents, it’s only a training operation.

Frank McIlquham has made the world shine a little brighter through music for groups like veterans and at-risk youth. By forming choirs out of these groups, McIlquham helped them forget their troubles and escape into a world of music. Now, he's hoping to do the same for the homeless community in Long Beach.