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Long Beach nearing sale of old Fire Station 9 to Gemmae Bake Shop
The owners of the popular Westside Filipino bakery, could purchase the building from the city for $750,000 next week, according to a city report.
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A video production company with clients like Maserati and Post Malone is moving to Long Beach
The city is an overlooked hotspot for creative firms, according to Swing Set Managing Director Tobin Kirk, who called it “Silicon Valley: Long Beach Division.”
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The most notable business anniversaries in Long Beach this year
We squeezed in a few important nonprofits and community organizations too.
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Q&A: Downtown Long Beach is changing. What could the future look like?
Downtown Long Beach Alliance President and CEO Austin Metoyer gave us his thoughts about where the Downtown area is excelling and what’s holding it back.
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Q&A: Mayor Rex Richardson makes his pitch for Long Beach ‘where businesses will come and thrive’
As Long Beach prepares for the worldwide stage at the 2028 Olympics, it’s confronting issues of homelessness and crime. Here’s why the mayor remains optimistic.
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Long Beach reveals 2024 budget that focuses on 2028 Olympics, investing in West Long Beach
Long Beach unveiled its $3.2 billion budget Tuesday morning at Admiral Kidd Park in West Long Beach, a portion of the city where Mayor Rex Richardson is asking the city to make focused investments over the next decade.
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New zoning aimed at increasing commercial space in West Long Beach heads to City Council
West Long Beach could finally be getting updated zoning that will require commercial uses along some of its biggest corridors to try and draw businesses like banks and grocery stores to the side of the city that currently lacks them.
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Long Beach Container Terminal will reach ‘net zero’ emissions by 2030, officials say
After investing $2.5 billion in clean technology and equipment over the last 12 years, Long Beach Container Terminal officials say another $200 million will get the cargo handling facility across the finish line to “net zero” by 2030.
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City could update West Long Beach zoning to encourage retail development
Later this year, the City Council could update zoning in West Long Beach along certain corridors to help drive retail investments to the area that lacks grocery stores, banks and other basic services.