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City leaders to consider sale of Community Hospital; plans for wellness center move forward
After years of trying and failing to keep the East Long Beach facility open, the City Council will vote on whether to sell the property for $0 to operator MWN Community Hospital LLC in order to satisfy the requirements of a risky lease deal that required the city to cover operational losses.
Airport traffic slumped in August but remains within 10% of pre-pandemic levels
Year-to-date, Long Beach Airport passenger volumes are tracking 10.7% behind the same period in 2019.
City’s 4th Grocery Outlet location to open Thursday with giveaways
The first 100 customers will receive a gift card worth anywhere from $5 to $500.
Accelerate Long Beach returns in person next week with a focus on the future
The regional economic forum, which is hosted by the Long Beach Economic Partnership, regularly touches on different aspects of Long Beach’s economy, and this edition’s theme is “Navigating the Future.”
Ports work toward 2030 goal for full fleet of zero-emission cargo equipment
Given how many factors are involved in achieving a full fleet of zero-emission cargo-handling equipment—almost all of which the ports themselves don’t control—it’s unclear how realistic the 2030 timeline is.
SpinLaunch raises $71M for ongoing launch system development
After nine successful test flights using a scaled-down version of its launch system, the company is preparing to build its full-sized Orbital Accelerator.
Preserving the past: Work begins on Long Beach Airport’s historic terminal building
A $16.7 million renovation and preservation project is now underway in the historic building, which will restore, preserve and modernize the facility.
Port of Long Beach continues Community Grants Program with $2.7M awarded last year
More than a decade after it first launched, the Port of Long Beach’s Community Grants Program continues to combat the port’s environmental impacts.
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