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Call for Questions: CD2 Candidate Forum

  In advance of the November 3 election, the October Downtown Scene Newsletter will feature a Q&A with the Long Beach City Council Candidates for District 2, Cindy Allen and Robert Fox, as a tool to inform Downtown voters. If you would like to submit a...

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Pine Avenue Closure: August 14-Oct 31

Today, August 14, Pine Avenue is being closed to vehicular traffic between 1st to 3rd Street to accommodate outdoor dining and other activities allowed under the current City's health order. The 24/7 closure, which will last through at least October 31, will enable...

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Keeping Transit Gallery Restrooms Clean and Welcoming

The Long Beach Transit Gallery, which occupies the entire south side of First Street between Long Beach Boulevard and Pine Avenue, is the first location bus passengers and drivers see when they arrive Downtown. To help provide a good welcome, the Gallery’s restrooms...

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Parklets Add New Dimension to Outdoor Dining

Thanks to the City of Long Beach's Open Streets Initiative, many Downtown dining  establishments are now offering the al fresco experience for the first time. After the Initiative was implemented in early July, the City provided k-rail traffic barriers to restaurants...

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Clean And Safe Team Employees of the Quarter

Clean and Safe Team Members Torrance Thortan and Amanda Reyes have earned the distinction of being named Employees of the Quarter by the Downtown Long Beach Alliance (DLBA) and its partner, Block by Block. Both Team Members have displayed determination, diligence, and...

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New Bridge is an Iconic Gateway to Downtown Long Beach

When people drive, walk, or ride their bikes over the new bridge spanning the Long Beach harbor for the first time, they will be enjoying the result of 20 years of planning, development, and hard work by thousands of people. The new structure, designed to meet the...

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Murals for the Movement

The murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25 was a watershed moment. In cities all over the world, people reacted by taking to the streets and demanding immediate and comprehensive change to address systemic racism and associated social inequities affecting...

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