One person was killed and two others were wounded after gunfire erupted during a crowded street gathering Sunday afternoon in Long Beach.

An investigation found that a dispute between two drivers in the area escalated to one of the drivers firing multiple rounds at the other vehicle, and a nearby residential building was struck by gunfire.

Long Beach has received more than $3 million in federal funding to support several infrastructure projects citywide. City leaders were joined by Rep. Robert Garcia, D-Long Beach, who presented the funds during a press conference on Tuesday,

A Long Beach man who was allegedly drunk when he reversed his car into a group of people sitting outside of a home earlier this week, killing a toddler and injuring two others, was charged with

The shooting happened near the grand opening of the Marathon Burger location on Pine Avenue. A spokesperson said that the incident was not connected to their event.

During the Feb. 17 meeting of the Long Beach City Council, members voted to approve a $50,000 payment to Long Beach resident Michael Wasserman. In May 2021, Wasserman filed a lawsuit against the City of Long Beach;