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New storefront lets you throw some axes with your friends in Downtown Long Beach
Tired of activities like bowling or minigolf? Bad Axe Throwing invites groups to chuck some bladed weapons instead.
Local, sustainable fashion brand 3 Women will close storefront this month
Crystal Early and Natalie Mumford have spent the past five years building community in the East Village Arts District through their shop, 3 Women. Now, it’s coming to an end.
City announces grants for businesses affected by crime, vandalism
Applications for the $1,500 grants open Feb. 22.
City aims to reopen rooms, restaurants and retail aboard the Queen Mary this spring
Portions of the ship are on track to reopen this spring with the rest of the long-shuttered ocean liner opening in phases over the summer, a city official said Thursday.
Port of Long Beach doubles down on environmentalism, announces wind turbine facility
The proposal includes the creation of up to 400 acres of new land, which would be used to stage, store and construct the world’s largest floating offshore wind turbines.
Beachwood Brewing to temporarily close Downtown kitchen, citing area’s ongoing safety and cleanliness issues
Beachwood Brewing announced this week that it will temporarily close its kitchen effective Feb. 1.
New York-New Jersey officially overtakes Long Beach as 2nd busiest U.S. seaport
While the Port of Los Angeles retained its title as the busiest U.S. container port for the 23rd consecutive year in 2022, Long Beach lost its second-place rank, which it held for over two decades.
3rd & Pacific development is progressing toward 2025 completion, developers say
The eight-story, 271-unit 3rd & Pacific project is slated for completion by late 2025.
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