Hawaii native John John Florence claimed his third world title at the Lexis WSL Finals in Lower Trestles on Friday, September 6, ending a five-year reign by Brazilian surfers. The Brazilian has been at the top since Florence won his last title in 2017 – he also won in 2016. Surf fans celebrate the victory […]
After years of commitment from citizens and the city, construction of the new Fire Station 9 in Long Beach is finally beginning. Long Beach city officials and staff held a ceremonial groundbreaking on Tuesday, Aug. 27, at the site where the new Fire Station 9 will soon be built. Construction on the project began in […]
The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday, August 27, approved a proposal to inspect and enforce regulations at a Wilmington mobile home park following complaints about public health and other safety issues. Council members voted 13-0 to support a motion by Councilman Tim McOsker, who represents the 15th District, which includes Wilmington and other waterfront […]
The staircase and kitchen off the foyer. (Photo by Tea Tree Productions) A view from the house of the promenade and the beach. (Photo by Tea Tree Productions) Located just north of the street that runs through the neighborhood and leads to the boardwalk, this three-story Mediterranean-style home recently sold for $24.5 million, making it […]
An exuberant crowd of more than 400 Musical Theatre West supporters attended the 25th annual Broadway in the Park benefit at The Grand on August 18. Their enthusiasm was spot on. It was a day of entertainment, delicious food, and lots of fun among MTW friends. And it benefited a good cause, too. Over the […]
Long Beach officials, children and community members celebrated the reopening of the newly renovated Scherer Park Community Center with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, August 14. Renovations included improvements to the park’s community center, restrooms and parking lot (4600 Long Beach Blvd.), which also improved ADA accessibility so more community members can enjoy Scherer […]
ANAHEIM — Two men of Palestinian descent, one from Southern California and one from Virginia, filed a lawsuit in federal court Monday with the Council on American-Islamic Relations challenging the terrorist watch list at airports, arguing they were targeted because of their criticism of the Gaza war. The lawsuit was filed in federal court in […]
It is indeed a wise decision to own the building in which your business operates, and many entrepreneurs consider this a nice arrangement. Typically, the process involves forming a corporation, such as a limited liability company, that takes title to the property. The business then “leases” the address from the LLC, often as a separate […]
Dark Harbor is getting a new lease of life, with tickets set to go on sale soon and more details being released about the upcoming haunted creatures at the popular Queen Mary attraction, which have been cancelled since 2020. Tickets for the Halloween Haunted Event and Festival, which will take place on select nights from […]
