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Rich Archbold: Long Beach boy born deaf finds success with cochlear implants
Noah Larson, 2, on May 31, 2012, in their Long Beach, Calif., home. Noah, was born deaf, he had cochlear implant and now hears almost normally with the help of hearing aids.
Yesterday | Signal Tribune
New technology still amazes me. Although I grew up in an era of quick changes advancements in computers, television, and everyday communication still boggle my mind.
Friday | The Atlantic
The Punk Rocker Who Would Be Judge
She has written for Spin , Village Voice , LA Weekly , OC Weekly , SF Weekly , and others.
Friday | Clover Herald
Despite his tax liens, water official flays 'deadbeat' customers
Robles is president of the Water Replenishment District of Southern California , which provides water to 43 thirsty cities in Los Angeles County.
Watts gang members plead not guilty in mass Long Beach killing
Two Watts gang members pleaded not guilty Thursday to a charge of murder for one of the worst mass killings in Long Beach history.
Long-running legal battle surrounding plan for underground water-storage continues
EDCO's residential collection services to be suspended for Memorial Day
In observance of the upcoming Memorial Day holiday on Monday, May 28, EDCO will not be performing any residential collection services.
Signal Hill officer among 4 honored at memorial ceremony
Law enforcement personnel, elected officials, family and friends gathered at the Sheriff's Training Academy and Regional Services Center on Wednesday to pay tribute to the lives of peace officers who were killed in the line of duty.
Local unemployment rates fall, but jobs growth remains slow
Fewer people were out of work in Greater Long Beach in April than they were the same time last year, according to the latest job statistics released Friday.
Local unemployment rates fall, but jobs growth remains slow
Fewer people were out of work in Greater Long Beach in April than they were the same time last year, according to the latest job statistics released Friday.
At SH Council meeting, residents of Catalina Drive lobby for parking zone
Only about seven homes have been built on a small stretch of Catalina Drive in Signal Hill, and their owners are pressing to limit parking on the private street.
Many of us remember trying to gain our childhood financial independence by mowing lawns, running errands or setting up lemonade stands.
Signal Hill officials to weigh green building policy
The City Council on Tuesday night will consider a green building policy for construction of new structures or additions of 50 percent or more to municipal buildings.
EDCO starts waste-management and recycling operations in SH
EDCO, also known as Signal Hill Disposal, began a new chapter in its company history by starting operations in Signal Hill at its material-recovery facility and transfer station on Patterson Street and California Avenue at the end of April.
Tim Grobaty: Celebrating the new at the old rancho
RANCHO CERRITOS NUEVO: Sometimes we write about Long Beach history as if the town popped out of a moonscape, fairly fully formed from the imagination of William Willmore or, even more fully formed, out of the later development work of the Bixbys.
Hot Rods & Hobbies and The Wood N' Carr , both in Signal Hill, California, are working together on several wood-intensive custom projects.
Arraignment for Long Beach homeless camp killer suspects postponed once again
Arraignment was postponed yet again for two known gang members charged in one of the worst mass killings in Long Beach history.