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World’s 1st 3D-printed rocket, made in Long Beach, shows proof of concept in historic mission
While the rocket successfully launched, the second stage experienced an anomaly after about five minutes of flight, ending the mission.
Long Beach submits plan for future oil production as state setback law awaits 2024 election
The city is taking advantage of the pause on the new oil well setback law, as the City Council approved a drilling plan Tuesday that will continue oil production in areas that would have been off limits under Senate Bill 1137.
Dockworkers are using lunch breaks to cause delays at San Pedro Bay ports, employers claim
The previous contract agreement allowed employers to assign staggered lunch breaks, but that deal expired nearly nine months ago. Last week, dockworkers at the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles began taking their lunches together, the Pacific Maritime Association claims.
Long Beach Airport’s primary runway to see temporary closures amid safety upgrades
To facilitate the work, temporary runway closures will begin March 29 and last through mid-July.
Flight activity in Long Beach tracking ahead of last year but remains below pre-pandemic levels
Year-to-date, passenger volumes at Long Beach Airport are up 27% over the same period last year.
San Pedro Bay ports to move forward with permanent workforce training center
Assemblymember Mike Gipson, D-Carson, will present a $110 million check to the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach this week for the development of a workforce training center that has been in the works for more than a year.
McCarty’s owner planned to close the legacy business in 2020; here’s why he stayed
Page Henley’s departure would have marked the end of McCarty’s historic run and as the city knows it. But when the potential buyers pulled out in 2020, Henley decided it may not be time to leave the legacy shop after all.
St. Mary Medical Center workers picket over staffing levels
Employees say the hospital is understaffed and they’re burned out; the company says the protest is about contract negotiations, which are ongoing.
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