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Weapons builder to open missile frame factory in Long Beach
The company, Divergent, is built on 3D printer technology that can churn out parts for Tomahawks and other missiles at previously unheard of speeds.
What CSULB’s new president has to say about AI, tuition and what’s next for students
Loren J. Blanchard sat down to discuss his priorities and approach — from tuition to artificial intelligence to student success.
Long Beach, Wonderful Company want a zero-emission truck route between the port and Central Valley
Port officials, executives with Wonderful Company Real Estate and trucking companies signed an agreement to more quickly transition to electric fleets and build up needed charging infrastructure.
California has 6 weeks of gas supply. After that, it gets expensive
At $6 a gallon, California drivers are paying the highest gas prices in the nation. Gasoline supplies look stable for the next six weeks but are uncertain after that as California leans more on imports.
Mercedes-Benz to close Long Beach design facility as it consolidates operations in Atlanta
At least 72 local jobs will be eliminated, according to a state filing.
Alaska Airlines resumes daily flights between Long Beach and Seattle after 17 years
The nonstop flight will run twice daily starting Sept. 8. A spokesperson for the Seattle-based carrier said that introductory fares will start at $139.
A new chapter for local journalism in Long Beach
The Long Beach Post and Business Journal are joining The LA Local, gaining support to expand coverage and reach.
A Long Beach aerospace firm is betting on a new industrial boom: capturing asteroids
Since moving operations here in 2023, ExLabs has set the goal of building a spacecraft that will intercept a passing asteroid thousands of miles away.
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