Silverwood Lake is off-limits for swimming and all water activities due to a dangerous algae bloom—blue-green cyanobacteria producing harmful toxins. A “Danger Advisory” is in effect, warning everyone, including pets, to avoid contact or consumption of the water. Look out for green or blue scum, paint-like textures, or foul odors like gas or fish. The Department of Water Resources confirms this is the highest-level warning, urging caution and keeping pets leashed away from shorelines. Stay safe and don’t risk it.

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Kids, bikes, and patriotism rolled into Long Beach for the 22nd annual Fourth of July Bike Parade — a dazzling, heartwarming spectacle where hundreds of young riders decked out in red, white, and blue turned Independence Day into a celebration of community spirit. Organized by Justin Rudd’s Community Action Team, the event doubled as a charity drive, rewarding participants with cash prizes and waiving adult fees for canned food donations — all going to support homeless neighbors. Even kids with injuries like broken legs showed up to ride, while local icons like Miss Teen Long Beach and the Chief of Police cheered them on. Beyond the parade, the team’s year-round initiatives — from beach clean-ups to dog costume parades — prove their dedication to uplifting the whole community. It’s proof that big impact can come from small, joyful moments.

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A 30-foot boat hit Long Beach’s breakwater Friday night, leaving seven people stranded—but thanks to a lightning-fast rescue by fire department marine safety and the Coast Guard, everyone made it safely ashore. Two women received medical attention, but injuries were minor. The quick response highlights how prepared emergency teams are to handle water emergencies—even when things seem calm.

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