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Apr 5 2019 11:32 am
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Removing Long Beach Arena for Angels stadium development is discussed

Jason Ruiz

The loss of the Arena—which has hosted big names such as Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones and the Who in the 1970s, as well as the venue for volleyball in the 1984 Olympics—would have significant financial impact.

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Mar 24 2019 6:00 am
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What might the city offer to lure the Angels? Past deals could shed light

Jason Ruiz

While the city has remained quiet on the nature of the talks with the Angels, recent deals could show what tax breaks and other incentives Long Beach might offer the team.

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Mar 20 2019 8:07 am
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Anaheim confident Angels will stay, expects proposal in near future

Jason Ruiz

Anaheim leaders say the team has hired a consultant to work on a proposal in Anaheim, something it expects in the next two to four months.

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Mar 18 2019 1:04 pm
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Long Beach and Anaheim both set to discuss deals for Angels on Tuesday

Kelly Puente

The city councils for both Long Beach and Anaheim will meet to discuss respective deals for the Los Angeles Angels on Tuesday, as one city hopes to lure the team with a waterfront ballpark while the other plans to entice the team to stay.

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Mar 14 2019 3:36 pm
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Luxury housing developer is key figure in talks to bring Angels to Long Beach

Tim Grobaty

Several Downtown business owners said Frank Suryan Jr.’s involvement ups the chances of the Angels move—though most acknowledge the significant financial and regulatory hurdles that are still unresolved.

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Mar 1 2019 4:53 pm
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Business leaders rallying support for possible Angels move

Tim Grobaty

The Chamber of Commerce and DLBA are planning to mail a letter to the Angels on Monday with signatures of support from local businesses.

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Feb 27 2019 7:00 am
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Is Long Beach’s ‘elephant lot’ big enough for a baseball stadium? We compared acreage with other stadiums

Kelly Puente

A review of waterfront Major League Baseball stadiums shows that the land available in the elephant lot is roughly as large, or in some cases larger, than the land area where other stadiums have been built over the last two decades.

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Feb 27 2019 7:00 am
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Local business leaders hope baseball stadium in Long Beach isn’t a pipe dream

Kelly Puente

Locals business leaders say an Angels stadium in Long Beach would mean an economic boom for small businesses, retail shops and restaurants.

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Feb 26 2019 6:30 pm
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Is Long Beach Dodger blue, or could fans get hooked on the Halos? Readers react

Staff Reports

Long Beach Post readers had strong reactions to the news, exclusively reported by the Post Monday that Long Beach city officials have spoken with the Los Angeles Angels about relocating to the city.

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Feb 26 2019 10:00 am
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UPDATED: City leaders discuss purchase of building in connection with possible Angels move

Jason Ruiz

Members of the Long Beach City Council were first informed about the possibility of the Angels relocating to Long Beach during a closed session discussion on Feb. 5 to discuss a real estate purchase.

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