After 27 years of service on the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s (Metro) Blue Line, the original Nippon Sharyo P865 rail cars are being replaced with new Kinkisharyo P3010 cars.
Avocado toast has gotten a bad wrap as of late. While the cool and crunchy small plate veteran of many a coffee shop may be overpriced, is it really the reason why so many millennials are stuck on the sidelines when it comes to taking the plunge and purchasing a home?
The Color Block Walk led participants on the 91 Freeway Embankment Loop project, where different-colored stations and infographics informed them about the planning process and allowed them to vote on different open space options.
PopUPTown Social, the first monthly event to take place on Thursday, May 25, will mark the beginning of a new Long Beach program using placemaking to activate spaces along the North Atlantic Avenue business corridor.
The North Town Open Space Master Plan has identified opportunities to create new public open spaces and connections between them.
The pedestrian safety and walkable communities advocacy organization, Walk Long Beach, is for the first time bringing Jane’s Walk to the city, a program in honor of the forward-thinking urbanist.
Three bike paths have been proposed to serve bicyclists, pedestrians and transit riders within the I-710 corridor, and Metro wants your input.
Local architectural firms Retail Design Collaborative (formerly P+R Architects) and Studio One Eleven hosted the official unveiling and ribbon cutting for their new 34,300-square-foot office space in downtown Long Beach Wednesday afternoon.
