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Lakewood Chamber plans Economic Forecast Luncheon
Three speakers will be featured at the 2012 Economic Forecast Luncheon hosted by The Greater Lakewood Chamber of Commerce and the City of Lakewood Feb.
Celebrity Hair Stylist Tippi Shorter Launches Own Hair Care Line
There are three things on the checklist of every A-list starlet who's getting camera ready: a show-stopping outfit, perfectly applied make-up, and, arguably most important, a flawless hairstyle as her crowning glory.
Long Beach Police Foundation, restaurant chain to raise funds for relay team
Feel free to feed your craving at any George's Greek Cafe Thursday knowing it's in the name of charity.
Mares gives up title, aims to move up in weight
Unbeaten in four consecutive fights against the best of the bantamweight division and with no significant fight looming for him at 118 pounds, Abner Mares has vacated his world title and plans to move up to the junior featherweight division.
Long Beach school board avoids election, will appoint new member
Facing budget cuts and the possibility of more teacher layoffs this year, the Long Beach Unified Board of Education on Tuesday made a controversial move to appoint a board member to a newly vacated seat rather than pay for a special election.
Our View: A contract city's an efficient one
ONE of the most innovative and often-copied civic ventures, California's contract cities concept, is also known as the Lakewood Plan, after the post-World War II middle-class boomtown near Long Beach.
Oregon State Football Recruiting: A Look at the Beavers' 2012 Class
After a rough 3-9 season in 2011, that included a troubling loss to open the season, against FCS school Sacramento State.
Editorial: A success story -- Contracting for services can make cities better
One of the most innovative and often-copied civic ventures in the country was in the spotlight recently when Lakewood's mayor, Larry Van Nostran, told a state of the city audience how the city continues to benefit from the approach known as the Lakewood Plan.
How area cities are affected by the demise of redevelopment agencies
Like Long Beach, most of the region's cities have designated their own municipalities as successors to Redevelopment Agencies, which ceased to exist effective Wednesday.
Health Calendar: Week of Feb. 2, 2012
California Telephone Access Program. Informational meeting about the program that provides free telephone equipment to people who have difficulty hearing, seeing, moving, speaking or remembering.
$10,000 Reward offered in '08 murder of Lakewood Resident Mark Mejia
VICTIM MARK MEJIA: $10,000 Reward for information leading to those responsible for the 08' murder of the Lakewood resident.
Proponent of District Based Elections
On Jan. 11, the News ran an article about ABCUSD's refusal to consider district-based elections and featured comments by Deputy Supt.
Cool Image Water joins McMillen's Top Fuel Team
Cool Image Water of Lakewood, Calif. will not only keep Terry McMillen's crew refreshed, but they'll do it in style as well.
Your Pick: Best Pizza in Lakewood is Zappitelli's
In preparation for tonight'sA Lakewood Kiwanis Club Pizza Bake-Off, we asked earlier this week who's got the best pizza in town .
$10,000 Reward Offered for 2008 Shooting Death in Lakewood
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has approved a $10,000 reward for information leading to whoever fatally shot a teen inA LakewoodA moreA than three years ago.
Longtime Lakewood city manager signs on for 3 more years
Chambers, who has been the city's top executive since 1976, retired in early 2011, but agreed to remain as interim city manager on a part-time status for another year.
State of the City: Lakewood recovering from recession
The city is slowly rebounding from the recent recession with new business growth and "great prospects ahead," Mayor Larry Van Nostran said at the Wednesday State of the City address.
Vice president of LBUSD school board resigns
David Barton, vice president of the Long Beach Unified School District Board of Education, has resigned from his position due to health issues, school officials announced Wednesday.
Supervisors okay $10,000 reward in 2008 Lakewood slaying
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a $10,000 reward for information leading to the person who fatally shot a teen in Lakewood more than three years ago.
Lakewood to examine housing ordinance at Tuesday meeting
Rethinking the type and size of housing allowed in Lakewood is one of the main issues going before the City Council Tuesday night.