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Garcia Seeks Update to Long Beach Plan for LA River: RL NEWS Briefs, Aug. 11, 2015

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The Rule of Seven:

Reporters Desk - July 9, 2015 0

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MADE in Long Beach: What Can Happen When a Landlord Cuts the Community a Break

Greggory Moore - June 9, 2015 0

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Long Beach Innovation Team Members Chosen

Reporters Desk - May 19, 2015 0

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Long Beach to Hire Locally First

Reporters Desk - April 20, 2015 0

Carson City Limits

The NFL to Carson:

Lyn Jensen - April 16, 2015 0

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The Persistent Dreams of the Tunnel Builders

Reporters Desk - March 27, 2015 0

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Klaus Center Opens With Anticipation, Controversy

Andrea Serna - March 20, 2015 1

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Ports O’ Call Feasibility Study Reveals Weaknesses All Around

Reporters Desk - December 5, 2014 0

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Athens of the Pacific

Reporters Desk - November 25, 2014 0

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The Trouble with Waterfront Development:

Reporters Desk - May 19, 2014 0

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Navigating Los Angeles

Reporters Desk - November 26, 2013 0

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