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- 1Professor Michelle Barrack's Research Sheds Light on Athlete Nutrition▼Fueling the Future: Professor Michelle Barrack's Sabbatical Research Sheds Light on Athlete Nutrition
Professor Michelle Barrack of California State University, Long Beach has returned from a sabbatical focused on nutrition research for athletes. Her work, titled 'Fueling the Future', examines how dietary strategies can support athletic performance and health. The university is highlighting her findings as a contribution to sports science and athlete wellbeing.
- 2Goldenrod in bloom on the Long Island shoreline●Goldenrod near beach at Camusett State Historic Park Preserve maybe 1/4 the way out long island # photography # photo #
A photographer shared images of goldenrod growing near the beach at Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve, on Long Island's north shore, about a quarter of the way out on the point. The pictures show the yellow wildflowers against sand and ocean, alongside tags for Huntington and Long Island. It is a simple seasonal nature photo, not tied to any event.
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Donald Trump wants to establish an official presidential retreat at his Palm Beach golf club, according to reporting picked up widely in the United States and abroad. The idea is drawing attention because Camp David in Maryland has long served as the presidency's official country retreat, and adding a second one at a property Trump personally owns raises questions about mixing presidential duties with his private business interests.
- 4Nutrition expert shares dinner tips for better blood pressure▼Nutrition expert explains how to make dinner better for blood pressure health
A nutrition expert from California State University, Long Beach is offering advice on how to structure dinner to support healthy blood pressure. The guidance focuses on food choices and meal habits at the evening meal, when sodium and portion decisions can affect cardiovascular health. The tips are being picked up by readers looking for practical dietary changes to manage or prevent hypertension.
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Long Beach, California is being described as grappling with a series of problems, though the specifics are not detailed in available reporting. The city, home to one of the busiest ports in the United States, is the focus of renewed attention over its difficulties. Further details remain limited.
- 6Seven Days of Beach Camping and Ocean Fishing in Alaska●7 Days Beach Camping & Ocean Fishing in Alaska
Outdoor adventurer and filmmaker Adventure Chasing has released footage from a week-long trip camping on remote Alaskan beaches and fishing the state's ocean waters. The expedition-style video documents daily camp life, shoreline cooking and saltwater fishing in rugged coastal conditions, drawing a large audience interested in wilderness camping, self-reliant fishing and Alaska's remote outdoors.
- 7Long Beach State's Norwin Gohm Named Big West Golfer of the Month▼Busy September Earns Long Beach State's Norwin Gohm Big West Golfer of the Month
Long Beach State golfer Norwin Gohm has been named Big West Golfer of the Month after a strong September run in college golf. The conference honored the golfer for consistent performances across fall tournaments, a recognition that highlights both his form and Long Beach State's men's golf program early in the season.
- 8Long Beach State Women's Golf Climbs Six Places at Ron Moore Intercollegiate▼Women’s Golf Climbs Six Places On Second Day Of Ron Moore Intercollegiate
Long Beach State's women's golf team moved up six places on the leaderboard during the second day of the Ron Moore Intercollegiate tournament. The improvement came after a stronger second-round performance, though the university's athletics report did not detail individual scores or the team's exact position heading into the final round.
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California State University, Long Beach is highlighting a discussion on how education, empathy and civic engagement can transform communities. The event frames education as a driver of stronger civic participation and social cohesion, arguing that empathy in teaching and public life helps build more resilient, engaged neighborhoods. Specific outcomes or speakers from the session were not detailed.
- 10Badillo and Jagare reach doubles semifinals at Big West Fall Tournament▼Badillo and Jagare Advance To Doubles Semifinals At Big West Fall Tournament
Long Beach State's Badillo and Jagare have advanced to the doubles semifinals at the Big West Fall Tournament. The university's athletics program announced the result as the pair continues its run in the collegiate tennis event, drawing attention from fans following the school's fall season progress.
- 11Long Beach State Advances Two Singles Players To Round Of 16▼Long Beach State Sends Two To Round Of 16 In Singles At Big West Fall Tournament
Long Beach State sent two players into the Round of 16 in singles competition at the Big West Fall Tournament. The beach volleyball and tennis program's athletics department announced the results as its women's tennis squad opened its fall season against Big West Conference rivals. The advance gives the 49ers two players still alive in the singles draw as the tournament continues.
- 12Phi and Yoon Lead Women's Golf After First Round at Ron Moore Intercollegiate▼Phi, Yoon Lead Women’s Golf After First Round Of Ron Moore Intercollegiate
Long Beach State golfers Phi and Yoon sit at the top of the leaderboard after the opening round of the Ron Moore Intercollegiate women's golf tournament. The university's athletics program announced the strong showing, giving the 49ers an early position to build on as the event continues through its remaining rounds.
- 13Long Beach State doubles pairs reach Big West quarterfinals▼Doubles Sends Two Pairs To Quarterfinals To Begin Big West Fall Tournament
Long Beach State opened play at the Big West Fall Tennis Tournament with strong doubles results, sending two pairs through to the quarterfinals. The beach program highlighted the early success as its doubles teams advanced on the first day of the conference fall event, giving the 49ers momentum heading into the later rounds.
- 14California law forces disclosure of 911 data from ICE detention centers▼Data from 911 calls at ICE detention centers must be disclosed under new California law
A new California law requires the disclosure of data from 911 calls made at ICE detention centers across the state. The measure, reported by outlets including CalMatters and the Long Beach Post, aims to shed light on emergencies inside immigration detention facilities, where conditions and medical incidents have drawn criticism. Supporters say transparency will help oversight of federal facilities, while immigrant rights advocates welcome greater accountability.
- 15Ohana Festival Marks 10 Years at Doheny State Beach●Ohana Festival Celebrates 10 Years of Music, Community at Doheny State Beach
The Ohana Festival celebrated its 10th anniversary at Doheny State Beach, marking a decade of live music and community gathering at the California coastal venue. Coverage highlights the festival's growth over ten years and its role in bringing artists and fans together in Dana Point, with the milestone anniversary drawing attention to its enduring local and music-community appeal.