Customers urged to boycott Long Beach’s highest performing Ralphs, demonstrators say
Many residents, as well as some city leaders, including Mayor Robert Garcia, have shown displeasure over the move.
Owner of restaurant that defied COVID-19 rules given new health permit by mistake
Dana Tanner, owner of Restauration in Bluff Heights, is still facing a host of other fines and criminal charges.
Launch of new AES Alamitos energy storage system marks historic milestone for renewable energy
The storage of energy is one of the deciding factors in achieving California’s ambitious goal of transitioning to 100% carbon-free power sources by 2045.
New state portal allows employers to search for local, industry-specific health orders and guidelines
The California Labor & Workforce Development Agency has created a searchable database of local and industry-specific guidelines for businesses.
Long Beach-based company develops app to help mom-and-pop landlords and their tenants
Together with his best friend from college, Justin Morgan developed an app to help improve communication between small-property landlords and tenants.
Downtown luxury apartments will become moderate-income housing under new pilot program
To accomplish this the city will enter into an agreement with the California Statewide Communities Development Authority to issue bonds for the purchase of the Oceanaire from its current operator, Waterford Property Group.
Faced with threat of closing grocery stores, City Council seeks food security solutions
A request from the Long Beach City Council asked for alternate methods of food access such farm stands and farmers markets.
City Council sends performing arts center renaming request to committee vote
The Long Beach Performing Arts Center could soon be renamed after former Mayor Beverly O'Neill if a City Council committee returns the item to the full council later this year.
East Village dog salon closes its doors amid a number of challenges
Pawsitively Long Beach, located in the East Village Arts District at 254 Elm St., is Long Beach’s latest small-business casualty. The business will shut its doors on Wednesdays.
Los Altos Sears added to list of stores that will close
An employee confirmed Monday that the store would begin closing this week, just days after the company posted listings for temporary positions to close the store located near Bellflower Boulevard and Stearns Street.
