Veterans, city officials and the public were all present for Long Beach’s Veteran’s Day Parade, which rallied through a large portion of Atlantic Avenue.
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Four-car collision near CSULB’s Bellflower entrance causes minor injuries
An incident on Bellflower boulevard left some injured and shut down southbound traffic. Police apprehended a suspect who fled the scene.
IN PHOTOS: ‘ICE out of Long Beach’ rally
Close to 250 people gathered at Harvey Milk Park July 6, and marched to the Long Beach Immigration and Customs Enforcement office to protest the agency’s presence in the city.
Fake gun at Long Beach City College Forces Lockdown
Film professor used prop for film shoot
Robbers suspected of crashing near Parkside dorms detained
Preschool teacher arrested near College of Business
A preschool teacher for the Isabel Patterson Child Development Center was apprehended by University Police Saturday after a faculty member called 911 following a complaint of suspicious behavior near the College of Business. Ernesto Higuera, who has since resigned from his position, was processed by the Long Beach Police Department[Read More…]
Long Beach City Council approves pilot program to equip more police with body cameras
Following the original pilot program in November 2016, the Long Beach City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to begin a second program to equip Long Beach Police Department officers with body cameras. The city awarded a one-year contract to technology and weapons tech company, Axon Enterprise Inc. The contract contains both[Read More…]
CSULB shuttle bus involved in accident
A two-car accident today closed off the intersection of West Campus Drive and Seventh Street. A driver suffered from a medical emergency while driving, causing him to lose control of his car and crash into a campus shuttle. According to Larry Walker, officer of the Long Beach Police Department, the[Read More…]
University police pointers for new students
With the madness of move-in day, University Police came out with a mobile command center and “coffee with a cop” tables to help new students adjust to the area. Lt. Richard Goodwin and Sgt. Keith Caires were out with a number of officers from the department, even a new bomb-sniffing[Read More…]