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Long Beach tests new rules to allow public drinking in downtown
“It doesn’t mean a 24/7 open-container policy; it’s more than likely going to be tailored to when a special event occurs,” according to one official helping craft the plan.
Long Beach City Council votes to mandate more staffing at self-checkout lanes
The city will soon require grocery and drug stores to staff a minimum number of employees at self-checkout counters. They say the move will deter theft.
Tariffs caused cargo slump in May, Long Beach Port officials say, but they expect a boost in late June
The number of containers going through the Port of Long Beach dropped 8.2% compared to last year.
Former In-N-Out employee sues, alleging he was discriminated against because of his hairstyle
The 21-year-old Black man from Carson is suing, alleging the burger chain discriminated against his cultural identity. He’s seeking at least $3.2 million.
The man leading the fight to keep fireworks in Long Beach’s Alamitos Bay
Longtime restaurateur John Morris has been locked in a high-profile battle with the powerful California Coastal Commission. Why has he decided to pick this fight?
Planning Commission OKs self-storage site despite environmental objections
Activists have long sought parkland on the parcel. The city contends this isn’t feasible.
As the space business scales in Long Beach, major companies say they need workers
Executives on a panel Friday praised Long Beach for welcoming the space industry, but they said the workforce for these high-tech jobs needs to grow.
Trump trade war has already had huge effect on CA ports
California jobs and revenue on and off the ports are feeling the effects of Trump’s tariffs.
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