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Mar 17 12:35 pm
  • Development

Planning Commission approves expansion of Holy Innocents School in Long Beach

Jason Ruiz

The Holy Innocents School in Long Beach’s Wrigley neighborhood could soon begin a three-phase expansion of its property on Pacific Avenue that will transform the existing school to accommodate more students and make room for a new church.

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Feb 27 3:33 pm
  • Development

Newsom vows to change CEQA after court ruling uses it to block housing

Olga R. Rodriguez, Associated Press

In the decades since the passage of the landmark 1970 environmental law, critics say it has been used by opponents of development to block housing and public transit projects.

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Jun 14 6:51 pm
  • Development

City to extend ban on development along two West Long Beach corridors until June 2023

Jason Ruiz

A ban on standalone residential developments along segments of Santa Fe Avenue and Willow Street in West Long Beach was set to expire this month, but the City Council appears likely to extend that moratorium through next June to allow new zoning policies to be approved.

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Mar 26 7:00 am
  • Development

Photos: The old City Hall in Downtown is now a hole in the ground

Staff Reports

City officials expect to be done with clearing the old building in the next few months, which will make room for a new residential housing project. 

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Sep 17 2021 2:41 pm
  • Development

Planning Commission approves new 108-unit Downtown Long Beach development

Jason Ruiz

The seven-story building would include 77 one-bedroom units, 11 one-bedroom units that include a den, 17 two-bedroom units and three units with three bedrooms. It will also include open space on the third floor the building , a rooftop pool deck and a four-level parking garage with 135 parking spaces.

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Sep 3 2021 9:40 am
  • North Long Beach

Development of 84 townhomes in North Long Beach wins approval

Sebastian Echeverry
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Aug 12 2021 5:20 pm
  • East Village Arts District

Operators of Padre say they will stay open, but where remains a question

Jason Ruiz

Padre has been an East Village Arts District staple for years where the Latin-inspired gastropub has served its tacos, ceviche and other fare from its downstairs restaurant while slinging craft cocktails at its upstairs bar, Mezcalero Long Beach.

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May 18 2021 10:05 am
  • Development

189-unit residential project underway on the Promenade

Brandon Richardson

Construction is underway on a mid-rise residential building, but work may cause added stress to already-strained restaurant businesses just feet from the site, one restaurateur says.

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May 10 2021 4:50 pm
  • Development

Plans for multi-unit housing structure sparks protests in West Long Beach

Crystal Niebla

Currently, the roughly 2,700-square foot property at 1900 Willow Street is fenced off, which had served as parking space for the customers of some of the six adjacent businesses.

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Apr 16 2021 3:22 pm
  • Development

Market-rate apartments approved for Downtown; no affordable units included

Brandon Richardson

More market-rate apartments are coming to Downtown Long Beach following unanimous Planning Commission approval of a toned-down residential development during its meeting Thursday.

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