Out of an abundance of caution for the community's health, the Spring edition of our award-winning newsletter will not be printed and

by Maureen Neeley & Bette McKinney Was your home built in 1920 or before? If so, you can show it some love by displaying this...

The BHCA came up with a great idea: The Belmont Heights Libations Society! The Libations Society is a group that mingles over a drink, any

It’s a new world, isn’t it? Maybe there are a few who predicted something like this would happen, but did any of us think it would be so

I live at the edge of the Heights, up the hill from Belmont Shore. My usual walks take me down to the beach. Early on March 23, as I made

Many of our members have shown interest in Short Term Rentals and we wanted to share the following information. The Long Beach City Council

Within our neighborhood, two commercial buildings vividly portray the architecture of our local history. The first has gone from bank to

You wouldn’t expect to see a large penguin waddling down a neighborhood sidewalk, with a Grunion Gazette tucked beneath its flipper-shaped

Once upon a time, there was a city by the beach called Long Beach. This city was filled with people of all ages, sizes, colors, and religion

BHCA Board elections took place via email in February, and the slate of nine was approved by BHCA members. The new Board elected

With COVID-19 continuing and we learn more information on its spread, many people are choosing to wear face coverings. Although the City is

There have been a lot of questions recently about the testing and positive test result numbers as well as how many tests have been performed

Jenny Rivera is the Executive Director and CEO of Long Beach Opera and a Belmont Heights resident. A two-time Grammy nominee, Jenny has sung

I realize that having to stay home all the time is a big change for most of us, but for Anabel and Sally (my two indoor cats) it is standard

The warm glow of neon lights on a main-street drag evoke memories of yesteryear and the ethos of the small towns on Route 66.

By Kyle Taborski Even before this pandemic, I worked from home with most of my co-workers in an office hundreds of miles away. It takes...

Back in March, the Historical Society of Long Beach (HSLB) was scheduled to give a presentation on the 1933 Long Beach Earthquake

Let's see what BHCA cartoonist, Gallo, has to say this time!

When the long-awaited neighborhood restaurant Ubuntu opened its doors, the question on everyone’s mind was, “What is Ubuntu? What does that

A little more than a month ago, near the beginning of the stay-at-home order, Emma Stone, a hair stylist at Salon Sage and new Heights