Public comment open on massive, 30-story hotel being proposed in Downtown
The draft environmental impact report for the massive, 30-story hotel being proposed in Downtown Long Beach is now being distributed for public comment.
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With Metro eyeing Sepulveda Pass connection, Long Beach-to-Westside dreams continue
In Metro’s eyes, Long Beach is “We’ll get to you later.” And in OCTA’s eyes, Long Beach is what you pass through before you get to Santa Monica.
Housing permits drop statewide, stoking fears that goals will continue to go unmet
The state’s Department of Finance has released grim statistics when it comes to California meetings its housing goals amid the state’s housing crisis.
City moves forward on upgraded waterfront amenities; groundbreaking Aug. 1
Alamitos Beach, just south of the Villa Riviera and east of Shoreline Drive, will be the first area to have construction beginning Aug. 1 after an initial announcement stating the project would break ground in April.
88-unit affordable-housing development closer to construction in Central Long Beach
An 88-unit affordable-housing development at the southwest corner of Anaheim Street and Walnut Avenue faced the Planning Commission.
Planning Commission approves West Gateway project set to include Long Beach’s tallest building
The Planning Commission has entitled the massive West Gateway in Downtown Long Beach, one of the most ambitious projects to be proposed in Long Beach.
Metro to offer TAP wristbands, keychains; debut TAP phone app in winter
Metro Los Angeles is moving forward with releasing its onslaught of TAP “wearables” that include various wristbands and keychains, allowing transiters to avoid having to pull out their wallets and use a TAP card.
Environmental group, citing criminal charges, leads petition against Carnival Cruise terminal expansion
Friends of the Earth—which has garnered 2,460 signatures on the petition so far—is claiming a number of things, including an accusation that the public wasn’t properly notified about the project.
Developer seeks to appeal park fee that helps develop green space in marginalized communities
Lennar, the developer behind many properties in Long Beach, is seeking to avoid paying a Park and Recreation Facilities Fee.
What the City’s inclusionary ordinance—essential for easing affordability in housing—could look like
City documents show that a final study session with the Planning Commission will precede a formal review from both the commission and City Council.
Despite overwhelming dissenting evidence, Metro and Caltrans wants to expand a freeway. Again.
Before we begin, let’s get one thing clear: freeway expansions do not alleviate traffic congestion—it didn’t work for th 405 and it won’t for the 605.
More details emerge on proposed West Gateway project, home to Long Beach’s tallest building
More details have emerged surrounding the West Gateway project that is being proposed for the massive 719-acre space at 600 Broadway.
As other states and cities move forward, California and Long Beach fail to implement healthy housing policies
Our metro leads the nation in hosting the most cost-burdened households while our city is the seventh worst in the nation. How are we fixing it?
L.A.-Long Beach metro leads country in smog-related deaths
New research from NYU has shown that the L.A.-Long Beach metro has seen an increase in deaths related to ozone emissions.
Harvard: L.A.-Long Beach-Anaheim metro is most cost-burdened housing market in the nation
The Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim metro area is the most cost-burdened housing market in the entirety of the nation according to Harvard University.