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Long Beach is a community created of close-knit neighborhoods. There are more than 20 Long Beach neighborhoods with thriving neighborhood associations. If your area of Long Beach is not listed, then please contact us with information about your organization. We are want to be a comprehensive source for your neighborhood news.
Third Annual Picnic Creates Bully-Free Zone in Houghton Park
Nearly 200,000 children miss school each day because of fear of being attacked or due to intimidation. The purpose of the Bully Free Zone (BFZ) is to raise awareness and promote unity.
Residents Invited to North Long Beach Community Assembly, Saturday
Councilmembers Al Austin and Steven Neal invite residents to the quarterly meeting of the North Long Beach Community Assembly on Saturday, May 18, 2013. The meeting will take place at Glad Tidings Church. City Prosecutor Doug Haubert will be the special guest, to discuss public safety efforts his office has undertaken in North Long Beach [...]
Chris Tucker Brings His Humor to The Terrace Theater, Friday
Tucker is best known for playing the role of Detective James Carter in the Rush Hour film series, where he starred along-side with action actor, Jackie Ch…
Kidical Mass Bixby Knolls Celebrates 1st Anniversary May 19
The ride will be led by Tony Cruz (U.S. Olympian, and Long Beach’s Bike Ambassador), Mayor Bob Foster, 8th District Councilmember Al Austin, and members…
Autism in Long Beach and Others Host Bully Free Zone 3 Picnic, June 2
The BFZ picnic is a collaborative effort with volunteers, vendors and sponsors and is free to the public. Some of the activities include, but are…
7th Street Tree Planting Helps to Revitalize Historic Corridor
88 new trees being placed in empty tree wells all along East 7th Street from Alamitos to Junipero Avenue in effort to make East 7th Street more pedestrian friendly and ultimately more business friendly
Celebrate 7th Street Corridor Improvements with a Tree Planting this Weekend
Volunteers are needed for a community tree planting along the Seventh Street corridor in Rose Park this weekend. The event will also celebrate recent and ongoing improvements contributing to the revitalization of the historic corridor prior to planting trees.
9th District Heads Out to “Know Your Neighborhood by Bike” This Saturday
Council Member Steven Neal will host the 9th District’s “Know Your Neighborhood by Bike” tour on Saturday April 20 from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. This tour is the third in a series of council district neighborhood tours by Bike the City’s Bike Long Beach program is hosting in the first half of the year. Created [...]
5th Annual BikeFest: Downtown Hosts the Party at The Finish Line
On Saturday May 11 from 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., the Downtown Long Beach Associates (DLBA) will host the 5th Annual BikeFest at the official finish line of the Tour of Long Beach, a Miller Children’s Hospital fundraiser. This free family-friendly event will honor Long Beach’s rich bicycling history and the city’s famous vintage collecting [...]
Mayor Foster and Councilman Andrews to Reveal New Street Banners in Cambodia Town Today
Mayor Bob Foster and Councilman Dee Andrews are excited to reveal the new banners along Anaheim Street celebrating the Long Beach cultural designation of Cambodia Town, 11:30 am, today at MacArthur Park, 1321 E. Anaheim St., Long Beach, CA Cambodia Town is the official name for the business corridor along Anaheim Street between Atlantic and [...]
