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Southwest pilots could go on strike, potentially costing LGB millions
When the airline canceled 44% of flights out of Long Beach over a 10-day period last month, it cost the facility an estimated $500,000. The strike authorization vote is scheduled for May 1.
City, business leaders pledge to grow 100 startups in Long Beach over next 5 years
The initiative will use $25 million from private equity firm Sunstone Management to foster startups in health care, aerospace, goods movement, tourism and education.
‘Restaurant Row’: Belmont Shore embraces new post-pandemic identity
Second Street is entering a new era, especially for dining. From South of Nick’s to Dave’s Hot Chicken, several eateries will join a handful of other newly opened establishments in 2023.
Belmont Shore breakfast spot retools menu with new chef, a Food Network producer
The owner of Let’s Yolk About It, Rebecca Hinderer, brought in chef Hugo Sanchez, who has worked on a variety of cooking competition shows including “Cutthroat Kitchen” and “The Next Food Network Star.”
Black Restaurant Week returns with more eateries, more deals
Long Beach’s Black Restaurant Week returns for the second year beginning Sunday, with nearly double the number of food businesses participating.
Yasu ties the ‘whole world’ into one restaurant
Even the restaurant’s Japanese name has multiple interpretations—with a different spelling, “yassou” means “hello” in Greek, the eatery’s owner explained.
SB 9 killed single-family housing zones, but little has changed in Long Beach during the law’s 1st year
A state housing law that was expected to upend single-family home neighborhoods in California has had minimal impacts in its first full year, according to a report released this week from the University of California Berkeley.
Long Beach unemployment rate dipped to 3-year low in December
For the first time since at least January 2020, the city has the same rate as the county, which until now has maintained a lower rate.
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