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West Coast port operations to continue if no labor agreement is reached by July 1 deadline—which is likely
The current agreement expires 5 p.m. July 1, but a joint statement from both parties said neither is planning for a strike or lockout.
Southwest announces nonstop service from Long Beach to Nashville, one-stop to D.C.
The nonstop flight will continue on to Washington, D.C., after a short stop in Nashville, with no need for passengers to change planes.
New data platform set to modernize shipping at Port of Long Beach
The system’s initial prototype is expected to begin testing at one port terminal this summer.
Long Beach Airport recovery continues, pacing ahead of nationwide rebound
Long Beach passenger volumes are 7.4% below pre-pandemic levels, while volumes nationwide remain just over 10% down, according to TSA data.
Demolition of Gerald Desmond Bridge to begin next month
Deconstruction of the bridge, which has been closed to traffic since October 2020, will begin at 6 a.m. July 9.
DLBA awards $20,000 in prizes to local startups in annual Pitchfest
The largest prize in the competition, $6,000, went to PAVANAS, a wind turbine concept by Cal State Long Beach doctoral candidate Komal Gada.
As Metro kills widening project, Long Beach will move forward with 710 improvements
The Metro Board of Directors voted late last month to officially kill the proposal to widen 19 miles of the freeway.
AquaLink opens up to full capacity for 1st time since pandemic’s onset
While AquaLink resumed service in May 2021, it reduced capacity from the boat’s maximum of 70 passengers down to 45—until this past Memorial Day.
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