The Signal Tribune staff is deeply saddened to hear about the passing of local reporter Sean Belk, 36, a beloved writer who wrote for our publication from 2012 to 2016. According to the Long Beach Police Department (LBPD), Belk was traveling south...

Land purchases During its Jan. 8 meeting at its council chamber, the Signal Hill City Council approved two resolutions for the purchase of land. One of the purchases– about a third of an acre at 1905-1907 E. 21st St. adjacent to Signal Hill Park’s...

Even though the annoyance of mosquitoes never seems to go away, residents finally have good news in the war against the buzzing pests. On Jan. 3, the City of Long Beach issued a press release announcing that the Department of Health and Human Services...

After carrying another life inside the womb for months, some mothers may experience symptoms of postpartum depression (PPD), which researchers at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB), recently found was linked to cortisol hormones naturally...

The swearing-in of elected officials Monday marked the official beginning of the new terms for many California elected officials who were voted in by residents last November, including the inauguration of new California Governor Gavin Newsom. Below...

I debated on whether or not to share this piece since I have covered the issue of grief before. This is a culmination of three years of meditation, and it took me months and months to put this together in a way that sounded coherent enough to share...

The Aquarium of the Pacific announced Jan. 8 in a press release that Pacific Visions, its first major expansion since its founding in 1998, will open to the public on May 24. Pacific Visions, a 29,000-square-foot, two-story structure designed by the...

The full issue of the Jan. 11, 2019, issue– available in Issuu form.

Cancer is not a death sentence, according to a Signal Hill nonprofit organization that seeks to provide a network of support and healing for those affected by the disease. Local resident Edouard Knighton is a living testament to the Cancer Concierge...

The Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner (DMEC) confirmed last week that Nancy Paulikas– a 55-year-old woman with early-onset Alzheimer’s who had gone missing in October 2016 while visiting a museum with her husband– has...