Aloha Saturday Night, Interview Sunday
Mix up your favorite Tiki beverage and join us!
Saturday
Every Saturday Night at 8 PM (Local Long Beach - Pacific Time), tune in for a whole hour of classic Hawaiian and Polynesian themed music from decades ago.
- Don Ho
- Alfred Aholo Apaka, Jr.
- The Oratorio Society of Honolulu
- Lani McIntire And His Hawaiians
- Dick Mahi and His Hawaiian Paradise Orchestra
- Al Kealoha Perry And His Singing Surfriders
... and many more!
Sunday
Then on Sunday Night at 9 PM Pacific, we roll an Interview from local Long Beach landmarks or neighborhood interest!
- Queen Mark
- Aquarium of the Pacific
- Long Beach Symphony
- Naval Weapons Station
... you get the idea.
Once we can get these darn masks off our faces, we'll add more to the 13 already in the can.
If you have an idea for an interview, just drop us a note.
From the Long Beach Post
- October 16, 2026
- Parents demand answers after students repeatedly suffer headaches, nosebleeds in class
They suspect an environmental hazard, and they say Long Beach Unified wasn’t transparent about test results.
The post Parents demand answers after students repeatedly suffer headaches, nosebleeds in class appeared first on Long Beach Post News.
- October 16, 2026
- Dozens of ‘No Kings’ protests are happening across greater LA on Saturday
There will be a rally from 10 a.m. to noon at Bixby Park.
The post Dozens of ‘No Kings’ protests are happening across greater LA on Saturday appeared first on Long Beach Post News.
- October 15, 2026
- New body-camera footage shows high-speed police shootout with driver wielding AK-47
While police were chasing him, the driver fired multiple times out of the driver’s side window back at officers, authorities say.
The post New body-camera footage shows high-speed police shootout with driver wielding AK-47 appeared first on Long Beach Post News.
- October 15, 2026
- He promised homes for families. Now he’s accused of millions in fraud — and one attorney says that’s just the beginning
Helpful Housing says it’s provided homes for 10,000 people, but it’s accused of falsifying tax documents and tenant information, as well as swindling low-income renters out of money.
The post He promised homes for families. Now he’s accused of millions in fraud — and one attorney says that’s just the beginning appeared first on Long Beach Post News.