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Long Beach Business Journal

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Jason Ruiz

Jason Ruiz covers City Hall and politics for the Long Beach Post. Reach him at jason@lbpost.com or @JasonRuiz_LB on Twitter.

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Posted inBusiness

Planning Commission OKs new drive-thrus, El Pollo Loco and Raising Cane’s at Towne Center

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Posted inBusiness

City may ease green energy rules to let El Pollo Loco and Raising Cane’s open at Towne Center

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Posted inAerospace

Boeing says it’s moving 250 jobs out of Long Beach, into other states

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Posted inBusiness

The Win~Dow can have outdoor dining seating in Belmont Shore, city says

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Posted inNews

With nearly a quarter of city jobs unfilled, Long Beach looks to increase hiring

Avatar photo by Jason Ruiz August 19, 2023August 18, 2023
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Long Beach formally opposes ballot measure that could limit ability to add new taxes

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Long Beach Arena to get $7 million in seat upgrades ahead of Olympic events

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Posted inBusiness

Open Sesame gets permanent parklet approval; decision on The Win~Dow outdoor dining postponed

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Pipes lie on a lot next to the Michelle Obama Library will be transferred empty land to LBCC.
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City, LBCC to officially start talks for North Long Beach student housing project

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Long Beach could cut retail cannabis taxes by as much as 4%

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