Long Beach Chapter News Today

From Save Our Heritage Now - Jan-Feb 2023 Newsletter The nonprofit Sea of Clouds (a San Diego preservation group) together with Surfrider Foundation, Long Beach Chapter, have nominated Long Beach's former site of the 1938 National Surfing and Paddleboard Championships as a California Point of Historical Interest to commemorate the area's pre-World War II surfing…

An Oct. 21 letter sent to local members of the California School Employees Association said leadership failed to seek approval from members on key decisions, and also alleged that the local chapter was planning to break away from the state organization.  

With black-owned businesses accounting for 2.4% of all businesses, now is the time for assistance and support as the pandemic causes an economic downturn.

The professor, along with his faculty union, said police refused to help him get into his locked office, which put him under "a presumption of guilt, rather than of innocence" because of his ethnicity.

In-person appointments three days a week, telehealth on other days.

The only family medical practice in Ucluelet, B.C., will continue to operate for another 18 months, Island Health announced Wednesday, just one week before the clinics lease was set to expire.

The union representing employees like custodians, maintenance staff and nutrition workers says many of its members make minimum wage and deserve a larger raise.

A virtual Rancho Los Alamitos fundraiser this year replaces the annual Cottonwood Awards Luncheon that honors individuals and organizations.