Five-unit affordable housing complex for adults with disabilities to open
A small parcel on Redondo Avenue has been converted to a five-unit affordable housing complex specifically for adults with developmental disabilities.
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Construction continues on 20-unit apartment complex in Downtown’s The Streets
Construction has moved forward on a four-story, 20-unit luxury apartment complex inside The Streets complex (formerly City Place) in an ambitious design led designed by Urban Architecture Lab over a year after the project initially broke ground.
Why travel time will be reduced for Metro riders on Long Beach’s stretch of Blue Line
The Long Beach stretch of the Blue Line hits signal after signal, adding on minute after minute for thousands of daily commuters.
Plans for massive Broadway Block development continue to inch forward
The $195M Broadway Block project, a multi-faceted development in Downtown Long Beach, continues to inch toward tangibility.
Blue Line to resume service in Long Beach, but closure continues farther north
Metro has announced that it will soon complete construction improvements along the southern portion of the Blue Line—which has been closed since January 26—and begin work on its northern portion come Saturday, June 1.
Long Beach ranks No. 18 on national park-space index, but there’s work to do
The Trust for Public Land has released its annual ParkScore list, ranking the nation’s most populous cities on providing their citizens with easy access to green space, and Long Beach officially cracked the Top 20.
Longtime advocate Josh Butler to step down as executive director of Housing Long Beach
After serving for four years as its leader and executive director, Josh Butler has decided to step down from his post at Housing Long Beach.
Daily service on Long Beach Transit’s water taxis begins this Friday
Long Beach Transit has announced that daily rides on its shoreline-cruising Aqualink will begin Friday, May 24 and continue through the summer.
Following complaints about Broadway alterations, more parking could be making its way to Alamitos Beach
Staff will examine streets between Junipero Avenue and Alamitos Avenue that might accommodate 90-degree diagonal parking.
Long Beach named 7th worst in the nation when it comes to housing cost burdens
Long Beach was named the seventh worst city in the nation when it comes to its citizens being burdened by housing costs, according to research from Smart Asset.
Report highlights Long Beach’s dismissal of the ‘missing middle’ when it comes to housing
The “missing middle” refers to households that are cost-burdened by market rate housing but unable to qualify for housing subsidies.
Long Beach named among Top 50 most bike friendly cities in nation
Long Beach saw itself climb out of the Top 200 from 2018 and into the Top 50 most bike friendly cities in 2019 according to People for Bikes.
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After Blue Line reopens, riders could face service cuts as Metro discusses proposed budget
Metro Los Angeles’ proposed budget for this upcoming fiscal year includes a swath of service cuts that could affect riders on the Blue, Expo, and Gold lines.
31 people were killed in car collisions in Long Beach in 2018. Here’s what the city is doing about it.
Car collisions took more lives than the act of homicide did in 2018: 31 people were killed in car collisions in Long Beach. 24 of them were Long Beach residents. 11 of them were pedestrians and bicyclists.