The Latest Breaking News from Long Beach

LOS ANGELES — As Los Angeles County sheriff, Alex Villanueva has tacked to the right, becoming a regular guest on Fox News and decrying “wokeism.”

Renger van der Zande says the Cadillacs are being too heavily penalized by the Balance of Performance in place at the moment in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — On Wednesday morning, within 12 hours of the Anaheim City Council killing the Angel Stadium sale, the city of Long Beach renewed its pitch to lure the Angels. On Wednesday afternoon, the city of Anaheim formally asked the Angels to agree to void the deal and preserve…

It’s no surprise that most grands prix are won by those who start near the front. But every now and again fans get treated to something remarkable.

It’s no surprise that most grands prix are won by those who start near the front. But every now and again fans get treated to something remarkable.

LOS ANGELES — The city of Long Beach plans to dispose of 19 lifeboats from the Queen Mary after a bidding process to identify preservationists and historical groups to restore them failed.

Lazar LaPenna, a fourth-grade student in Long Beach, N.Y., died during his Little League baseball game on Friday.

LOS ANGELES — Major water restrictions are about to take effect in areas ranging from Rancho Cucamonga to Thousand Oaks, and Baldwin Park to North Hollywood. But many nearby areas will escape the mandatory one-day-a-week watering limits — among them Santa Monica, Long Beach, Torrance and Beverly Hills.

On April 7, Madison Hall, a barista and union organizer at the Starbucks store on Long Beach's bustling 2nd Street commercial strip, was invited to a session the next day to "meet with and co-create with upper-level management," Hall says.

Following his move to Arrow McLaren SP, Felix Rosenqvist has struggled to capitalise on his early IndyCar promise. But since Nashville last year, the Swede's performances for the squad have been on an upswing. He explains what changed – and why he must validate gains with results.

Since Nashville last year, Felix Rosenqvist’s performances for Arrow McLaren SP-Chevrolet have been on an upswing. He explains to David Malsher-Lopez what changed – and why he must validate gains with results.