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City, state leaders hash out a burning question: Who most needs profits from Long Beach’s oil?
Pressured by a stark decline in oil revenues and a rise in costly coastal projects, city leaders in Long Beach are racing to make the case that it needs a greater portion to transition away from oil. Its state leaders, however, say that money would come at a great cost.
Cal State approves renaming Walter Pyramid in $8.5 million sponsorship deal
It will now be known as the LBS Financial Pyramid for at least the next 12 years.
Downtown Long Beach Vons to remove self-checkout lanes, workers say
They had already been shut down in response to a new Long Beach law mandating more staffing. Workers say the company plans to remove the machines altogether, casting doubt over how the chain plans to comply with the first-of-its-kind ordinance.
Flights cut, delayed across SoCal because of government shutdown
Long Beach Airport had 44 delays and four cancellations over the weekend.
Belmont Shore businesses demand new safety measures after deadly shooting
The City Council is scheduled to consider ideas on Tuesday. They include weighing the cost of a police substation, tighter enforcement of street vending rules and a midnight curfew for bars.
Thousands attended a boozy street party downtown; organizers say it went well and they’re planning more
It was another — significantly larger — test run of Long Beach’s new pilot program allowing limited public drinking.
Long Beach, JetZero reach $50 million deal to extend lease, expand plane design center
The company designing a fuel-efficient fixed-wing plane is putting down deeper roots in Long Beach.
Long Beach inks deal to let Sky Harbour build $60 million private jet campus at airport
Once finished, it will have five aircraft hangars meant to hold up to 25 ultra-long range business jets. It will also include an open-air restaurant open to the public.
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