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The status of the overboard passenger has not yet been confirmed by Carnival. This is a developing story.✍️: Eli Vice & ...
20/09/2026

The status of the overboard passenger has not yet been confirmed by Carnival.

This is a developing story.

✍️: Eli Vice & Skylar Stock
📹: Eli Vice

The university art museum debuted three new exhibits celebrating culture and political activism, available for viewing u...
20/09/2026

The university art museum debuted three new exhibits celebrating culture and political activism, available for viewing until Dec. 10.

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✍️: Lila Mukasa
📸: Jamie Garcia

The university art museum debuted three new exhibits celebrating culture and political activism, available for viewing u...
20/09/2026

The university art museum debuted three new exhibits celebrating culture and political activism, available for viewing until Dec. 10.

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✍️: Lila Mukasa
📸:Jamie Garcia

The National Weather Service warns there is a greater than 90% chance that El Niño storms will likely be more powerful t...
18/09/2026

The National Weather Service warns there is a greater than 90% chance that El Niño storms will likely be more powerful than previous years, due to record-breaking ocean temperatures resulting in Kelvin Waves, King Tides and increased storm presence.

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✍️: Josephine Robinson
📸: Courtesy of City of Long Beach

The Museum of Latin American Arts in Long Beach will be celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in the coming weeks with a t...
17/09/2026

The Museum of Latin American Arts in Long Beach will be celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in the coming weeks with a three-day event celebrating the culture and art behind the sport of lucha libre.

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✍️: Dominic Maddan
📸: Rebecca Blackwell/AP Photo

With the second greatly controversial commercial of her career, Sydney Sweeney sets back female athletes at least a coup...
17/09/2026

With the second greatly controversial commercial of her career, Sydney Sweeney sets back female athletes at least a couple of yards with her Novig “Just Sports” campaign. The issue here? She could have stopped it.

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✍️: Simone Godse
📸: Scott A Garfitt

The KJazz 88.1 radio show celebrated its eighth anniversary last Saturday with a live band, surprise appearances from Al...
16/09/2026

The KJazz 88.1 radio show celebrated its eighth anniversary last Saturday with a live band, surprise appearances from Aloe Blacc and MC Supernatural and a night of jazz and hip-hop at Que Sera.

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✍️: Joseph Lee
📸: Jamie Garcia

Following last year’s cancellation due to Immigration and Customs Enforcement presence, the Día de Los Mu***os Festival ...
16/09/2026

Following last year’s cancellation due to Immigration and Customs Enforcement presence, the Día de Los Mu***os Festival is coming back for its 10th anniversary.

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✍️: Claire Morris
📸: Tyler Sakatani

Long Beach State offers various opportunities for students to embrace Latino culture throughout the fall semester.For mo...
15/09/2026

Long Beach State offers various opportunities for students to embrace Latino culture throughout the fall semester.

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✍️: Joseph Lee & Ni Baliness
📸: Eddy Cermeno

The two planes crashed into the twin towers, resulting in the collapse of both 110-story buildings. It killed 2,977 peop...
13/09/2026

The two planes crashed into the twin towers, resulting in the collapse of both 110-story buildings. It killed 2,977 people, including 441 first responders, marking the event as the most fatal terrorist attack in world history.

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✍️: Josephine Kim
📸: Diego Perez

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