Long Beach Business Journal

A request for proposals is expected to be released early next year to backfill the more than 22 acres Gulfstream will be vacating.

One thing COVID hasn't done is affect the enthusiasm the wealthy have for buying expensive real estate.

Supervisors on Tuesday finalized plans to purchase a Motel 6 in Park Estates to serve as permanent supportive housing.

City officials had no idea the announcement was coming but are confident Long Beach's re-emerging aerospace sector will quickly fill the hole.

Have you noticed the large Norwegian Cruise Line ship sitting at anchor inside the harbor? Want to know why it's there? So did we.

The company will phase out operations over the next six months, leaving more than 42 acres vacant at Long Beach Airport.

Since last September, the city of Long Beach has received 360 ADU applications. Click on the article for a map of locations.

Planet Books staff will celebrate the store’s 22nd anniversary by boxing up 50,000 books.

We believe that this effort will continue to save our clients money, but also help them with a technology they’re unfamiliar with, President and CEO Steve Goodling said.

The councilmembers said the negative impacts on the community are unacceptable and that the city should have consulted them before approving the temporary lease.

Part of the process of fair trade is educating people and expanding into new markets, said nonprofit boardmember Thomas Hoffarth.

The announcement comes after a lawsuit was filed against the state by three LA County tattoo shop owners for the right to reopen.

First, the city told restaurant owners they could have live music. Days later, they changed their tune.

The state is allegedly making an announcement Tuesday that tattoo shops can reopen but multiple owners opted not to wait.