Food workers to be vaccinated in ‘super-sized’ clinic at Long Beach Convention Center
City officials said over 3,000 food workers in Long Beach could be vaccinated March 5 at the Long Beach Convention Center.
Journalists at Press-Telegram, Grunion Gazette and sister papers launch drive to unionize
If a vote to unionize passes, over 20 Southern California publications under the SCNG umbrella could become union workplaces.
Belmont Shore Business Association announces new executive director
The Belmont Shore Business Association announced that 36-year-old Jessie Artigue would succeed long time executive director Dede Rossi as its leader.
Developer of 30-story Downtown hotel seeks extension to keep project alive
The 30-story American Life hotel project has struggled through a long entitlement process and a pandemic, but now its developers are bring it back for approval from the city.
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.
Nearly 100 pounds of meth found during traffic stop, Long Beach police say
A driver pulled over for not having a front license plate was found to have nearly 100 pounds of methamphetamines in his car, police said.
Two suspects arrested in East Village killing of Long Beach man
A 44-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman were arrested in connection with the killing of 31-year-old Dwight Neals earlier this week.
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.
Lincoln Park to feature recreation, public art, new renderings show
New plans for the park were unveiled Tuesday as the Long Beach City Council voted to speed up demolition of the old city hall building, which has become a liability for the city.