Free forum to explore Long Beach’s growing space sector
In a June 17 forum hosted by the Long Beach Economic Partnership, Accelerate Long Beach will examine the booming sector and why space companies continue moving into the city.
Construction permitting delays endanger the city’s recovery, but a new initiative could offer solutions
Four councilmembers are proposing sweeping reforms of city's Building and Safety Bureau in hopes of ending crippling permit delays.
Kristen Bell showcases Long Beach dog product company ahead of Amazon’s Prime Day
The business model is centered on sourcing the highest-quality ingredients from around the world. While a large subset of products are made in the U.S., Pawstruck gets its free-range, grass-fed beef from South American, lamb ears from New Zealand, antlers from Canada and the list goes on.
Workers must keep masks on unless all nearby employees are vaccinated, state safety board...
Conflicted California regulators approved controversial rules that allow workers to go maskless only if every employee in a room is fully vaccinated.
Developer reveals plans for senior living facility in East Long Beach
Sunrise Senior Living, which already runs 332 assisted living and memory care communities, is looking to build another just south of Wardlow Road and Los Coyotes Diagonal.
With Long Beach Airport passenger numbers ticking up, Southwest seeks to bolster business travel
Southwest recently invited business representatives from across the region to tour Long Beach Airport from curb to gate.
Post-pandemic wedding boom: After a yearlong wait, couples rush to celebrate their love
According to the market research firm The Wedding Report, this year will see a surge of 650,000 weddings nationwide, bringing the total number of weddings to 2.77 million compared to the average of 2.12 million weddings taking place in a normal year.
VIDEO: Kress Market bids farewell to Downtown Long Beach
After a decade of business, owners of Kress Market in Downtown Long Beach threw a farewell party on Pine Avenue on Sunday, their last day open.
Downtown’s Kress Market to close, ending its run as a beloved deli and community...
"They were one of those small businesses that got us through the recession," a former employee said. "It was part of the community in that it brought people together."
2nd & PCH adding new ramen restaurant, Brixton clothing store, other new shops
Restaurant chain Tocaya Organica, Japanese franchise Jinya Ramen and clothing store Brixton are among the new arrivals.
