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East Long Beach warehouse project gets approval to build near Los Cerritos Wetlands
The project is slated to be built on a mostly vacant 8.5-acre lot near the T-intersection of Loynes Drive and Studebaker Road.
CSULB aims to raise $174K for Giving Tuesday to mark the school’s 74th anniversary
Last year, the university raised more than $180,000 on Giving Tuesday, an effort that typically injects funding into three to five scholarships per college.
Q&A: Mayor Rex Richardson makes his pitch for Long Beach ‘where businesses will come and thrive’
As Long Beach prepares for the worldwide stage at the 2028 Olympics, it’s confronting issues of homelessness and crime. Here’s why the mayor remains optimistic.
What you need to know about giving to local nonprofits before the new year
For those who work or volunteer for nonprofits and those who just want to kick a few extra dollars to a cause they care about, leaders of two Long Beach nonprofits have some advice for how to approach the season.
Shop Long Beach kicks off with rewards app to promote local businesses
The program promoting small businesses includes an app that offers customers rewards at local shops.
Aroma di Roma gets approval for outdoor dining parklet at its Belmont Shore location
The coffee shop is one of 14 businesses on Second Street —between Livingston Drive and East Naples Plaza — that have applied for or won approval for an outdoor parklet.
Hard Rock Hotel plans 2027 opening in Long Beach; Jergins Tunnel to be a speakeasy, mayor says
Mayor Rex Richardson said the project will help the city “tap into our music roots” and reopen the historic Jergins Tunnel, which has been closed to the public for 56 years.
Column: Downtown Long Beach can feel like a ghost town. There’s a way to fix it.
With fewer office workers, Downtown Long Beach is in the middle of a massive shift. Why not lean into it?
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