California will meet its 2030 emission goals—in 2061
A new report shows the state will not meet its 2030 emissions goals until 2061 and will not meet its 2050 goals until 2157, a 31-year and a 107-year delay.
15-year-old Nathan Lu is one of the world’s youngest digital cartographers—and he does it by drone
Meet one of the world’s youngest digitial cartographers, who uses his drone to take ultra-high-resolution pictures of Long Beach for a world map.
Metro isn’t intentionally blocking the public from accessing its records database
If someone—most likely an urban or transit nerd like myself—were to attempt to the records database of Metro Los Angeles this morning, they would be denied.
Developers of San Pedro’s Ports O’ Call overhaul say groundbreaking to come in 2020
The arduous battle to get the project going has been a seven-year long endeavor and, most recently, included yet another return to the drawing board for designs, the third in the project’s existence.
After public call-out, Metro re-names ‘Line A’ to the ‘A Line’ to match SoCal lingo
‘Line A’? That… That seems counterintuitive to local speak—and it turns out, Metro Los Angeles agrees as it goes with ‘the A Line’ on new signage.
Developers behind the Breakers Hotel project could receive millions in tax relief
Councilmembers who back the recommendation say that the relief given to the developers will eventually find its way back into helping grow Long Beach’s economy.
Beachside basketball courts south of Bixby Park near completion
beachside basketball courts—one full-court and one half-court—are nearing completion at the Junipero Avenue junction of the city’s waterfront.
The most ambitious and coolest aspects of the mayor’s development forum
This year’s development forum, hosted by Mayor Robert Garcia, was inherently different from last year’s—and here’s why, Long Beach.
With $84 million North Long Beach warehouse project, North Long Beach continues its ‘renaissance’
The $84 million project at the southwest corner of Artesia and Paramount Boulevards is just one part of an overall revitalization for the northside.
Park(ing) Day: Downtown envisions parking spots for people, not their cars
Pause at the Art Parklet shielded visitors from Broadway traffic and provided a new, artful experience for pedestrians.