Goya enters run for 70th Assembly seat as only Republican in race so far
John C. Goya, chief operations officer of West Ocean MD Industrial Clinics, announced during a June 7 Long Beach Republican Women Federated meeting that he […]
Monthly Archives: June 2013
Editor/painter invites viewers into his dark world 2
Brandy Soto Editorial Intern Cory Bilicko talks about New Orleans with great nostalgia. The Southern artist says although it is a celebratory and upbeat place, […]
Vol. 35 No. 1 – June 7, 2013
Read/download the full issue, including advertisements, here. Previous issues of the Signal Tribune can be found here.
Long Beach city officials push for turnstiles and safety measures along Blue Line 1
CJ Dablo Staff Writer There’s an endless variety of people who board the trains at any one of Long Beach’s eight stations along the Blue Line. […]
‘Somebody in this room’ could be future mayor Former LB mayor gives civic lessons and life advice to third-graders
Leonardo Poareo Editorial Intern Providing life advice as well as insight into governing a city, former Long Beach Mayor Beverly O’Neill spoke to Jahneen Nadeau’s […]
SH Council seeks to require that political-action committees file financial statements with city clerk
Sean Belk Staff Writer The Signal Hill City Council voted 4-1 during its June 4 meeting to have the city attorney draft an amendment to […]
Motorcyclist killed in collision with tree
On June 2, 2013, at approximately 6:50pm, Long Beach Police Department (LBPD) officers responded to a traffic accident at Del Amo Boulevard and Elm Street. […]
Signal Hill forecasts surplus for next fiscal year’s budget, but city leaders remain cautious
Sean Belk Staff Writer Signal Hill financial management estimates the City will see a more than $71,000 surplus next fiscal year, but city officials remain […]
Thoughts from the Publisher
By Neena Strichart I am a lucky lady. My sweet husband Steve never forgets my birthday, anniversary or Valentine’s Day. He may not shower me […]
Two-vehicle collision sends car through front of Long Beach restaurant, leaves five injured
Sean Belk Staff Writer At about 3:40pm on Sunday, June 2, Long Beach police officers responded to a two-vehicle collision that occurred at the intersection […]
Around Town
SUPPORT VETS WITH SOMETHING SWEET What National Donut Day Who The Salvation Army Where Donut Place, 5476 Del Amo Blvd. and Winny’s Donut House, 3505 […]
North LB community weighs in on violence prevention plan
Sean Belk Staff Writer Last year, Willard Elementary School student Joanna Ramos died at the young age of 10 after a street fight with an […]
Living Legends, Unsung Heroes: Ohio farm girl has watched SH’s transfomation from ‘old timer’ oil town to redeveloped city
Cory Bilicko Managing Editor Redevelopment has not only helped Signal Hill grow through residential development and increased the city’s population, it has also substantially boosted […]
Painter’s worldview shaped by ‘industrial wasteland’ in which he grew up
Brandy Soto Editorial Intern Painter and part-time art teacher Daniel du Plessis began his art career in editing and design, but eventually found himself in […]
‘Second Sundays’ in north LB aims to shine light on historic, redeveloped Virginia Village business corridor
Sean Belk Staff Writer A new monthly event in north Long Beach seeks to draw attention to the historic Virginia Village business corridor, a seven-block […]
