Protestors filled the streets of Long Beach Sunday calling for justice in the killing of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and an end to police brutality.
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Peaceful protestors clash with LBPD
Protestors gathered in Downtown Long Beach Sunday demanding justice for the police killing of George Floyd.
ASI Recycling Center to close ‘permanently’, budget concerns due to COVID-19 cited
Associated Students Inc. leaders have decided to close the on-campus recycling center after finalizing the budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
Long Beach Transit no longer offering subsidized bus pass or Los Coyotes Shuttle
Long Beach Parking and Transportation Services has said that they can longer afford the subsidized student pass or the Los Coyotes shuttle programs and instead will be offering new discounted student bus passes beginning fall 2020.
University of California system to fully eliminate ACT and SAT by 2025
The UC system plans to drop standardized tests by 2025 and create its own assessment to evaluate California students.
Not everyone is safer at home, Long Beach Police Department data shows increase in felony abuse calls
Long Beach Police Department received 15% more calls to service for felony spousal abuse in March compared to last year’s average. The increase occurred during the same month that California’s implemented its statewide stay-at-home order. The data, which was obtained from the Long Beach Police Department, suggests that the stay-at-home[Read More…]
Crime Blotter: Robbery reported near campus
University Police reported a robbery that occurred just off campus around 8:30 a.m.
Long Beach residents may be allowed to have up to six animals per household in near future
Long Beach residents with four cats or dogs may be able to add two more furry companions to their households in the near future pets.
CSULB to continue alternative teaching methods into the fall
After months of consideration, the California State University system has decided to continue with virtual delivery come fall 2020.
CSULB SSO service experiencing problems during finals week
Two days into finals week, students and staff are reporting experiencing troubles logging into their student portals.