Judeth Luong, the City's environmental-health operations officer, told the Signal Tribune Dec. 18 that a sewage spill in the Glendale area has led to the temporary closure of Long Beach's coastal beaches for safety precautions. The City released an...

Need something to listen to? Or, have you caught on with podcasting’s rise in popularity over the past five years and love hearing a show on the drive to and from work? Well, the Signal Tribune is proud to put its name in the proverbial hat of...

During its Dec. 11 meeting, the Signal Hill City Council approved extending two construction contracts for the new library, now scheduled to be completed by July 2019. The council also agreed to amend a conditional-use permit (CUP) for Ten Mile Brewing...

When Jessica Quintana, executive director for the Latino social-service agency nonprofit Centro CHA, approached Dr. Seiji Steimetz, California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) economics department chair, last year about an economic-profile and...

New vendors slated to join the lineup in 2019 at the Long Beach Exchange (LBX), a retail, dining and lifestyle plaza that opened earlier this year at 4069 N. Lakewood Blvd., told the Signal Tribune this week that they are excited about the opportunity...

As the seats began to fill, voices bounced and echoed throughout the room. There was no event emcee. There was no introduction. Everyone who attended got down to business instantaneously. The topic of conversation: homelessness in Long Beach. During...

When the new decade hits in two years, and Los Angeles County voters are submitting their two cents on national issues and who holds the position of President, residents will be casting their ballots on modern technology and electronic devices instead...

At a community meeting Tuesday, several local residents voiced concerns about the potential for increased traffic, noise and “transient” renters resulting from Signal Hill Petroleum’s (SHP) planned Heritage Square mixed-use development in Signal...

As kids took turns climbing the new state-of-the-art equipment that was at their disposal Nov. 28 at the new Whaley Park playground, even city officials admitted that it had been quite some time since they heard so much (playful) ruckus. “This is...

Long Beach Fire Department (LBFD) Public Information Officer Jacob Heflin confirmed with the Signal Tribune that the Woolsey Fire, which burned in the Thousand Oaks area, has been 100 percent contained as of Nov. 22. Since early November, Californians...