The store would replace a shuttered Staples office supplies location in a commercial center at 4600 E. Pacific Coast Highway near Ximeno Avenue.
Long Beach Business Journal
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The voice of Long Beach business for over 30 years.
About us
The Long Beach Business Journal is a publication of the Long Beach Journalism Initiative, serving as the "voice of business" since its premiere edition in March 1987. It covers a wide range of business and community issues, with special focuses on real estate and development, healthcare, hospitality and tourism, aviation and aerospace, technology, financial services, education and more. The work we do at the Long Beach Business Journal and its sister publication, the Long Beach Post, has always been a public service. In late 2023, after decades of for-profit ownership, the two publications reorganized in line with this central mission. The publications are now charitable entities under the auspices of the Long Beach Journalism Initiative. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our EIN is 93-4121848.
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- Signal Hill, California
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- 1987
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- local news and business news
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Commissioners are now seeking to instead add requirements that elected leaders and top officials upload their calendars to the city website on a monthly basis.
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Private-sector jobs in California have declined since their post-pandemic peak, while public-sector employment has shown gains, the state’s Legislative Analyst’s Office says.
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Assemblymember Josh Lowenthal, who owns restaurants that serve drinks, has introduced several bills adding requirements for bar owners and drink servers to do more to prevent drink spiking.
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When the restaurant opened in 1954, the menu included pizza-eating instructions. On Friday, they're celebrating 70 years with pizza giveaways.
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