Whether your family gathers around the table for the traditional Passover Seder or gets together for a fun Easter egg hunt, Gelson’s is here to make the holidays seamless and delicious. With a myriad of dinner options available for Passover and Easter, there is plenty to share and enjoy during Read More
Now in its second year as Long Beach’s open-air coastal shopping center, 2ND & PCH continues to establish itself as a prime destination for best-in-class lifestyle services, retailers and restaurants. Within the last six months the center has expanded its array of sought-after brands, welcoming popular businesses Active Culture Café, Read More
New Majority California announced its endorsement of Nathan Hochman for California Attorney General. “We are thrilled to support Nathan Hochman for California Attorney General,” said Howard Hakes, Chairman of New Majority California. “Nathan has the experience, leadership and passion needed to tackle California’s big problems. Throughout his career, he has Read More
The City of Los Alamitos Recreation and Community Services Department is holding its annual MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach Spring Carnival on Saturday, April 16th at Little Cottonwood Park (4000 Farquhar Avenue). The event is from 9:30am – 12:00pm and offers egg hunts, face painting, carnival games, Read More
The Justice Department announced today the seizure of Hydra Market (Hydra), the world’s largest and longest-running darknet market. In 2021, Hydra accounted for an estimated 80% of all darknet market-related cryptocurrency transactions, and since 2015, the marketplace has received approximately $5.2 billion in cryptocurrency. The seizure of the Hydra servers Read More
Rep. Michelle Steel (R-CA) questioned Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra about telehealth access and expanding opportunities for Americans to receive care. Last year, Rep. Steel introduced the Telehealth Expansion Act, bipartisan legislation that would make permanent a waiver created by the CARES Act to allow Americans with Health Read More
Saturday’s Re:Imagine Garden Grove Open Streets event brought upwards of 35,000 residents and visitors to Garden Grove, surpassing the attendance to previous Open Streets events. The 2.2-mile route was closed to cars and open for people to walk, bike, skate, scooter, or ride, while enjoying a number of free activities, Read More
The second installment deadline to timely pay secured property taxes for fiscal year 2021/22 is Monday, April 11, due to April 10 being on a Sunday. “Pay online by using our secure 24/7 online ‘no cost’ eCheck payment option,” said OC Treasurer Shari Freidenrich. “You will receive same day credit Read More
The California Teachers Association (CTA) endorsed Palmdale City Councilmember and former Palmdale School Board Trustee Juan Carrillo in the race for California’s 39th Assembly District today. The district’s redrawn boundaries, encompassing the Antelope and Victor Valleys, have created a new Latino Majority District. “Juan Carrillo is proud to be recommended Read More
Stop the presses! Based on the true story of the Newsboys Strike of 1899, the Broadway hit Newsies hits the stands at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts (CCPA). Tickets start at $30. The show opens 8 p.m. on Friday, May 13 and continues Friday, May 20 and 27; Read More
