“This Historic Terminal project is a testament to Long Beach’s dedication to preserving its history while also lifting us up to new heights,” said Fourth District Councilmember Daryl Supernaw.

Why is Scott Wiener so opposed to recognizing the historic importance of the city's first LGBTQ+ neighborhood?

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Demolition begins on Old English Village in Long Beach for Queen Mary District revitalization. Developers said revitalizing the site will bring more economic growth to Long Beach in the coming years.

Long Beach Airport will celebrate the reopening of its Historic Terminal building, which has been closed for more than a year for extensive renovations, later this month. The $17.8 million […] ...