During Wednesday night’s Bicycle Roundtable meeting several updates and announcements were made regarding the state of bike boulevards under construction, Long Beach Bike Share and more.
People Post is a space for opinion pieces, letters to the editor and guest submissions from members of the Long Beach community. The following is an op-ed submitted by Cameron Crockett, AIA, principal of Ultra-Unit Architectural Studio, and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Long Beach Post.
Molina Healthcare today announced its new president and chief executive officer—months after the health insurance company fired its founder’s sons from their executive roles.
Co-developers Ledcor Properties Inc. and Anderson Pacific LLC, with their partners Qualico and Lantower Residential, announced this week that Shoreline Gateway, a 35-story, mixed-use luxury apartment complex, is estimated to break ground in early 2018.
Long Beach Poly High School received a $50,000 donation from 7-Eleven Friday night as a gesture of support for the midtown community, it was announced.
The “most bike-friendly city in America” just lost a core member of its team as City Grounds confirmed today that its retail store in downtown Long Beach has closed its doors.
The grand opening of Immanuel Place, an adaptive reuse of the former Immanuel Church at 3215 East 3rd Street into a new affordable housing development for lower-income seniors, was celebrated Friday.
Whether you call it the green rush, the green age, or just the next smart money trend, the residents of Long Beach may wonder how the city is going to set the cultural standard as eyes both on a state and national level await the new blueprint to unfold.
