Long Beach detectives arrest two suspects in connection with the tragic death of a fourteen-month-old girl, who died from ongoing abuse. The childs father and stepmother, Alfredo and Kelly Munoz, are charged with murder, torture, and child abuse causing death. The investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information is encouraged to contact authorities.

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Long Beach father and wife arrested for allegedly torturing and killing 14-month-old daughter; charged with murder, torture, and child abuse causing death.

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Long Beach woman, Anne Bergstedt, charged with scamming tenants out of $45,000; allegedly posted fake listings, collected deposits, and disappeared. Victims include Lilia Miranda, who received $4,000 via CashApp after confronting Bergstedt. Bergstedt pleaded not guilty, bail set at $150,000, next court appearance December 3rd.

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Councilmember Suely Saros annual Thankful Heart Thanksgiving Dinner Party brought Long Beach residents together for a heartwarming celebration, fostering gratitude and community bonds. Hosted at Ernest McBride Park, the event provided over seven hundred hot meals, with support from various organizations. Attendees enjoyed the festivities, including music and a raffle, kicking off their Thanksgiving in style.

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Long Beach police arrest father and stepmother for alleged torture and abuse leading to fourteen-month-old daughters death. Both are held without bail on suspicion of murder, torture, and child abuse resulting in death. Community shocked, police seek additional information.

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West Covina police officer, Jose Garcia, charged with stealing cash from drivers during traffic stops, facing four years in prison if convicted.

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Father and Stepmother Arrested in Connection with Death of 14-Month-Old Daughter in Long Beach

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Long Beach Unveils Plan to Convert Office Building into Student DormitoryThe Long Beach City Council has approved a project to transform an old office building, Park Tower, into a private dormitory. This initiative aims to create nearly six hundred new beds for students attending Cal State Long Beach and Long Beach City College. The project involves interior and minor exterior improvements, with shared amenities and parking spaces. The developer is also exploring additional services like shuttle transportation and car-sharing options. The first floor will house administrative offices and common areas, while the upper floors will be converted into residential suites. This project is part of the citys broader Housing Promise Initiative to increase student housing availability.

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Long Beach introduces a new program to aid wildfire victims, offering paid job opportunities and financial assistance for those seeking a fresh start. The initiative, managed by the Department of Economic Development and Opportunity, provides ten participants with up to three hundred hours of paid work experience and five individuals with training scholarships worth up to seven thousand five hundred dollars each. The program, funded by a federal grant, aims to create pathways to good jobs and support those rebuilding their lives.

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Coast Guard monitors container ship after fire, lithium battery concern: The One Henry Hudson, carrying 2800 containers, including lithium batteries, is anchored offshore from the Port of Los Angeles after an electrical fire. The fire, which started last Friday, has been contained, but authorities are keeping a watchful eye. The ship arrived from Japan, and cargo is being unloaded. Some containers hold lithium batteries, known for their potential to cause fires. The fire initially erupted while the ship was docked at the Yusen Terminal, leading to a heavy emergency response. All crew members were safely evacuated. A shelter-in-place order was issued but lifted the following morning. Air quality has been monitored and found to be within safety thresholds. The Coast Guard emphasizes safety as they coordinate with agencies to determine the best course of action for the remaining cargo and vessel.

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