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There will not be chalk art on the airplanes, sorry. Though that would be kind of cool.

This week on The Word on Long Beach,  we re-visit the drive-by shooting near The Pike Outlets that sparked panic and left three people wounded, including a 13-year-old boy.  Reporter Cheantay Jensen returned to the scene the day after the shooting to get the community’s reaction and, we’ll give you some updated crime statistics. - ADVERTISEMENT - But first, we turn our attention to South Florida.  As the country continues to watch the details unfold regarding the condo collapse near Miami, questions regarding older buildings here in Long Beach have begun. We have an expert here with us...

Shootings in Long Beach increased 58.9% during the first half of this year and the number of people wounded in those shootings also rose 55%, according to Police Chief Robert Luna, who compared the spike in gun violence to a raging blaze consuming a building. - ADVERTISEMENT - “We’re trying to put the fire out,” Luna said at a news conference Friday where he, the mayor and the city manager said Long Beach is working on a “safety recovery plan” to address the problem. City Manager Tom Modica will soon bring the plan to the City Council, but for now, Luna said his department is battli...

Print Three people, including a 13-year-old boy, were wounded in a drive-by shooting Saturday in downtown Long Beach outside The Pike Outlets, a popular waterfront restaurant and retail center, police said. The shooting occurred about 7:30 p.m. near Shoreline Drive and Aquarium Way, Long Beach Police Chief Robert Luna told the Long Beach Post. Two men and a 13-year-old boy were wounded in the shooting. One of the victims was in critical condition, according to the Post. The shooting occurred in front of a Hooters restaurant, with at least one bullet entering the building, Luna said. Advertise...

In addition to the requisite souvenir stores and bait shops, boat rentals are available by the hour from Redondo Beach Kayak, SUP & Pedal Boat Rentals, located in the Redondo Beach Marina. It operates on weekends and most holidays (except Thanksgiving and Christmas) from 9 a.m. to sunset. Venture out on the water and you might catch a glimpse of the sea lions that hang out in the harbor. Once you've worked up an appetite (and some thirst), visit Redondo Beach's landmark pier eatery Tony's On the Pier, a.k.a. Old Tony's, just past the bronze bust of George Freeth, the so-called "first surfer i...