New Community Development Corporation Allocates $250,000 to pandemic response
The newly formed Long Beach Center for Economic Inclusion is allocating $250,000 to programs focused on food security, digital inclusion, small business support and...
New community development corporation shifts focus to coronavirus response
Less than a month after its first board meeting, a newly-created community development corporation will shift its focus to supporting businesses struggling in the...
Heritage Award winners this year includes some heroic home rescues
Standing against those who are avidly intent on tearing down historic and architecturally significant (and beautiful) buildings, are Long Beach’s preservationists, a group that...
City Reveals New Plans For Belmont Pool, Leaving Critics Unconvinced
Over two years after city staff presented members of the Long Beach City Council with initial plans to replace the demolished Belmont Plaza Olympic...
Mayor Talks History, Successes And Challenges During Annual State Of the City Address
During his sixth annual State of the City address on January 14, Mayor Robert Garcia once again presented a bullish outlook on the city’s...
2020 Real Estate Market Trends To Mimic 2019 Across All Sectors, Experts Forecast
Despite an election year, the remnants of a trade war and tension with Iran, economists and local experts forecast all real estate markets to...
California Dreaming: The Downtown Shoreline’s Future
The Angels are not coming.
That means drastic change to the downtown shoreline isn’t likely to happen soon. But the city’s dalliance with a Major...
Army Corps Report: Breakwater Modification Not Feasible
A 14-year study of options to change or remove the breakwater barrier between the Long Beach shoreline and the open ocean has likely come...
