Opinion: Why turning the Shoemaker Bridge into park space is so important for West Long Beach
West Long Beach is park poor—as in federally-defined as park poor, with less than an acre for every 1,000 of its residents.
Shoemaker Bridge replacement project public comment period open through Nov. 12
The project is in early environmental review stages as the city moves toward replacing it with a more modern and safer bridge to accommodate anticipated traffic in the future.
Own a piece of Blue Line history as Metro auctions off old signage
Union Station’s historic ticketing hall will become home to the Metro Blue Line Celebration and Vintage Sign Auction event, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. as well as live online for those wishing to bid from home.
Report: Long Beach, L.A. worst in nation for air quality
California and Arizona shared the 10 worst cities in the nations when it comes to air quality, with Long Beach and L.A. leading the way.
‘She died of a broken heart:’ Rodoula Loizides, matriarch of George’s Greek Cafe family, dies shortly after loss of husband
Rodoula Loizides, matriarch of the George’s Greek Cafe family has died at the age of 76. just five days after the passing of her beloved husband, George.
Opinion: C’mon, Metro—the LA-to-LB rail line was quicker a century ago than it is now
The Pacific Electric Railway’s Long Beach line, which stretched directly from Downtown Los Angeles to Downtown Long Beach, was nearly ten minutes faster than the current line.
Everything you need to know about the grand opening of retail complex 2nd & PCH
The operators behind the 11-acre retail complex at the southwest corner of Pacific Coast Highway and Second Street will host its grand opening on Oct. 24.
Opinion: Public mass transit was once a rich part of SoCal—why not harness that history?
Why do we talk so litter about how the Los Angeles region actually used to be home to one the nation’s most extensive fixed-rail transit systems?
Metro A Line, formerly the Blue Line, will be fully operational Nov. 2 (with three days of free rides)
Metro Los Angeles has announced its key light rail line, the A Line (formerl the Blue Line) will officially reopen Nov. 2.
Disappointing transit and climate change advocates, Newsom vetoes complete streets bill
Gov. Gavin Newsom, in a striking blow to transit and climate change advocates across the state, has vetoed the Complete Streets for Active Living Bill.