Finally.

Decisions had been made earlier, and the current state of COVID-19 restrictions offered no reason to expect a change, but an email newsletter last week seemed to catch Belmont Shore special event supporters by surprise.

After seven years of construction, the Gerald Desmond Replacement Bridge is finally set to open.

For the last 18 months, John Molina and his Molina, Wu, Network LCC (MWN) have been trying to open at least part of Community Hospital of Long Beach on the city's east side.

2020’s curveballs have created countless challenges for nonprofit organizations. But the difficult year has also generated unexpected expressions of community support.

Within the next few weeks, the Gerald Desmond Replacement Bridge will likely open, providing motorists with spectacular views of the ocean, Long Beach, LA’s Harbor Area — and beyond.

Street closures and outdoor expansions for Long Beach businesses are here to stay — at least through the end of the year.

The Port of Long Beach reported its best August in its 109-year history this week, despite ongoing economic uncertainty and the lasting impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.

A property owner with a house in La Marina Estates has filed plans to remodel and also add an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) — resulting in a home with 11 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and two kitchens.

Get ready to say goodbye to those crazy detours coming in and out of Long Beach.

When four friends had the idea to expand their restaurant chain to North Long Beach, a global pandemic was not part of their plan.

While most airlines are scaling back due to weakened demand amid the coronavirus pandemic, Southwest Airlines is planning for the future — and that future appears to include becoming the most active airline at the Long Beach Airport.

Hair salons and barber shops can reopen to indoor operations under an updated Los Angeles County Health Order, officials announced Wednesday, Sept. 2.

The recession caused by the coronavirus pandemic has hit Long Beach hard, as the unemployment rate jumped from 4.5% in January to 19.5% in June, according to the latest data available. But some parts of the city — particularly small businesses in North Long Beach — have seen more money pour …

The Port of Long Beach knows how to communicate.

About 40 people at Long Beach MemorialCare received pink slips Thursday, Aug. 13, as hospital administration struggle to manage expenses and still provide health care in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19 has led to an elevated awareness of germs and contamination. Hand sanitizers and cleaning solutions fly off store shelves and hand washing has become an art form.

Frank Colonna is bullish on the Port of Long Beach.

The company that operates Long Beach's oil islands has filed bankruptcy in the face of extremely low oil prices and overwhelming debt — though the city shouldn't be impacted, officials said.

A portion of downtown Long Beach’s Pine Avenue will be closing to cars and opening for diners, barbers and workouts starting this weekend in an effort to help struggling businesses.

A mid-20th Century post office building covering a city block in the Belmont Heights neighborhood of Long Beach is on the market.

When Bonnie Lowenthal took the gavel last August to become president of the Long Beach Harbor Commission, the Port of Long Beach appeared to be on the verge of a banner year.

“It feels like we are somewhere in Europe.” Christine and Carl Bloom said last week as they were finishing up their al fresco Italian lunch at Domenico’s Pizza on Second Street in Belmont Shore.

Good genes are nice, but joy is better.

The federal Paycheck Protection Program may have poured more than $360 million in forgivable loans into businesses in Long Beach and Signal Hill — which could have saved more than 41,000 jobs from being eliminated because of coronavirus-related closures, according to data published by the U.…

In the wake of the pandemic some niche businesses have seen an increase in sales.