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Oregon is continuing to pick up steam with Daylen Austin thanks to strong relationships with multiple coaches.

Junior defensive lineman T.A. Cunningham has turned to the courts after his cross-country move to pursue NIL opportunities went awry.

The Pacific Southwest Exposition was Long Beach's own World’s Fair-style event. When it wrapped up, it had drawn more than a million people.

After suffering a serious brain hemorrhage, Poly High senior Sydney McKeever found comfort in cooking. She wrote a cookbook she's selling to raise money for a nonprofit that specializes in helping others with her condition.

Cool jazz and icy sno-balls. Sweet.

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The report paints a complex picture of Long Beach, noting that while housing discrimination “was a fact of life for all people of color,” it also details how the city was a central player in later efforts to bring about fair housing in Southern California.

"There's been a big impact from Portland all the way to Long Beach," his sister, Trayanna Enriquez, said. "It shows just how much he was loved."

“It doesn’t feel real. My brother was murdered in front of his 7-year-old son,” Shalia Maseuli said. “We want answers. We want to know who did this to my brother and why.”

“Help the Coral Sing” is a short story about Swishy Fishy and his family, who endure the challenges of a deteriorating coral reef that they call home.