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Jane Close Conoley’s advice for the next CSULB president in a fraught moment for higher ed
Close Conoley’s replacement is expected to be announced soon. She joined us recently to look back at more than a decade leading Cal State Long Beach.
June cargo dropped sharply, but Long Beach Port expects a rebound as more tariffs loom
“We’re anticipating a cargo surge in July as retailers stock up on goods ordered during the 90-day pause placed on tariffs and retaliatory tariffs,” Port CEO Mario Cordero said.
Affordable housing project in South Wrigley starts construction, to finish late 2026
City officials celebrated the groundbreaking of The 101, a 52-unit housing project in South Wrigley, as another milestone in curbing a rising housing crisis that continues to cripple the region.
Specialty market and liquor store to replace Dollar Express in Zaferia neighborhood
City documents said it will offer high-end organic produce, an espresso bar and imported spirits “not normally found in typical stores.”
Port celebrates $365 million terminal expansion that could bring in another half million containers annually
The project will fill in 19 acres of channel to extend the wharf and install new cranes.
Fashion company CAbi relocates to Long Beach
The move brings about 100 jobs to their new headquarters near Long Beach Airport.
Rick Bryson, founder of Bryson Financial, dies at 81
Bryson, a native of Long Beach who was lauded for his business and athletic achievements, died after a long battle with cancer.
Ex-St. Mary nursing officer wins $27.5 million in lawsuit alleging retaliation after she raised safety concerns
The suit alleged she was forced out of her role after raising serious concerns about patient care and safety.
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