Walking and reading seem like two disparate entities, don’t they?

According to Jorge Ochoa, the biggest mistake people make when creating a low-water landscape is turning off the water to kill the grass

As appealing as working from home (WFH) may initially sound, WFH also comes with unique challenges. Sitting at our desks for long periods

Like many visitors, they wing their way here but choose to stay and nest as residents. You may hear them each morning, like a squawking

Belmont Heights is library-rich, surrounded by the Bay Shore Branch on 2nd Street, Alamitos Branch on 3rd Street, and Brewitt Branch

Long Beach lost an active member of its community to COVID-19. John Kemmler and his family moved to Belmont Heights in 2009

By Maureen Neeley Bill and Jane Hull had a grand plan. Buy a fixer, live in it a few years, and then move back to San Diego. After 22...

An acrylic artist originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Ms. Howard relocated to Long Beach in 2016.

Even before Governor Newsom announced the 2035 ban on gas-powered cars I wondered: Is this the time to switch?

On hot summer weekends, families crowd the shores of the Colorado Lagoon

We refuse to let COVID-19 slow our roll at the BHCA! Although we may not be holding our regular events and meetings, all this craziness

Personally, I am an optimist and seek out the best in people, no matter the situation.

Thanks to a talented young artist, 15-year-old Wilson High School sophomore Annalise Mirsec

Last year, our community’s support of the Salvation Army’s “Adopt a Family” program and their “Christmas Angel” toy drive was extremely

As we quickly approach the end of 2020 and the start of the storm season here in Long Beach

By Tom Gallo

Veronica Colwell passionately believes that Pilates is for any person, at any age, in any condition.

Sad to say, this year the annual Victorian Christmas event at the Bembridge House can’t happen the way it always has because of the pandemic

One thing is for certain: this will be a holiday season unlike any other.