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Grants for LA clean trucks frozen in Trump effort to defund green energy
The $250 million, which would fund about 500 electric trucks serving the ports of LA and Long Beach, remains frozen as a legal dispute plays out between the EPA, a bank and a green energy group.
Long Beach tears down Old English Village at the Queen Mary, saying it will pave way for the future
The decaying tourist attraction will be replaced by parking and event space as the city prepares for an entertainment-focused vision along its shoreline.
Record in-person attendance but lagging TV viewership for this year’s Long Beach Grand Prix
Organizers say more than 200,000 people attended across race weekend, but the main event drew fewer TV viewers than other IndyCar events.
Amid threat of tariffs, cargo surges at Port of Long Beach during first quarter
The Port said it experienced a surge of cargo volume in March and marked its best first quarter on record, officials announced Monday.
City approves plans for Lucky Strike bowling alley at Long Beach Exchange
Planning commissioners approved a project that will convert the old Orchard Supply Hardware into a 34-lane bowling alley and entertainment center.
As Trump seeks to reengineer global trade, Long Beach’s economy will pay a price, local officials say
The Trump Administration this week announced steep new tariffs on most imports to the United States. With thousands of local jobs tied to the Port, Long Beach has much at stake.
Long Beach may mandate more staffing at self-checkout lanes
The idea, which City Council members said is about deterring theft and keeping workers safe, pitted grocery unions against parts of the business community, who said it was a veiled attempt to force stores to hire more employees.
Maya breaks from Hilton brand, becomes an independent hotel
“It’s really about stepping forward,” the general manager said
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