The future of Boeing’s former C-17 Globemaster III manufacturing plant is slowly becoming clearer as the City of Long Beach and the aircraft manufacturer continue gathering input from local stakeholders in creating a vision for development at the mostly vacant property.
Recently, the push to place a rent control ordinance on the November municipal ballot fell short of the number of valid signatures required. According to fervent rent control advocate and recent mayoral candidate, Henry “Henk” Conn, the reasons for a disappointing finish are multiple.
Adopt a cat or kitten of all ages, sizes and colors. “Pick Your Own Price” adoption fees at all spcaLA locations, including the Pitchford Companion Animal Village at 7700 E. Spring St.
DON TEMPLE STORAGE’S 50th Anniversary Celebration on July 7 at the Long Beach Police Officers Association Park was a hot day, but it did not deter many hundreds of attendees from enjoying the shady park, music by the Elm Street Band, BBQ by POA members, shaved ice, kettle corn, photo booth, caric
After two decades of debate and nearly two years of research, the Army Corps of Engineers and the City of Long Beach are expected to release a draft integrated feasibility report (IFR) and an environmental impact statement/report (EIR) this November on a controversial topic – whether to remove a
As things stand now, the reopening of the popular, award-winning Baja Sonora Mexican restaurant in Time Square on Clark Avenue is nigh. Nigh meaning July 23, a Monday. Unless, of course, the date changes at the last moment.
