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New investors push Long Beach to compete in upended economy of college sports
A coalition has been quietly raising capital, hoping they can lure top talent into the Long Beach State basketball program.
Ford unveils Long Beach design center, where it hopes to create the next EV truck
At the massive facility, the company is designing a mid-sized electric truck it wants on the market by 2027.
A public drinking event meant business boomed at a few restaurants, but it was too late for another
Downtown business owners have been pushing to revitalize the area with events and activities. Two bars say a recent “entertainment zone” was exactly what they need.
Who in Long Beach benefits from big crowds? Warped Tour gave us a preview
Long Beach is betting on larger events. So what did it mean for local businesses and residents when tens of thousands of people flocked to our shoreline?
In a race to replace the International Space Station, Vast unveils new headquarters in Long Beach
The local company has amassed 1,000 workers at its 189,00-square-foot campus where it aims to build a new generation of space station by 2030.
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.
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