Recent Streetsblog LA posts about Long Beach

116 Redondo Ave will be five affordable homes for adults with developmental disabilities thanks to HOPE and the city of Long Beach

Five-Unit Affordable Housing Complex for Adults with Disabilities to Open in Long Beach

By Brian Addison | Jun 25, 2019 | No Comments

In Long Beach, on Redondo Avenue between First Street and Broadway, a parcel has been converted to a five-unit affordable housing complex specifically for adults with developmental disabilities

Beach Streets photo via RobertGarciaLB/Twitter

Open Thread: Long Beach’s Beach Streets and CicLAvia 30

By Damien Newton | Apr 29, 2019 | 7 Comments

This weekend saw not one, but two, open streets events in L.A. County. If you attended, or have thoughts about either, please leave them in the comments section below. Saturday saw the 6th annual Beach Streets come to 2.5 miles of Pacific Avenue. In addition to opening the streets to bicyclists, pedestrians and any and […]

Metro's 862 line, which is free for all users, connects Downtown Long Beach to the 103rd/Watts Towers Station. Photo by Brian Addison.

The pleasant surprises (and many frustrations) with Metro’s temporary shuttles as Blue Line closure begins

By Brian Addison | Jan 29, 2019 | No Comments

Metro's "New Blue" rehabilitation has temporarily closed the lower end of the Blue Line. Replacement buses are making the Long Beach to L.A. an exhaustingly long trek.

Long Beach Post Maps Pedestrian Crashes

By Brian Addison | Oct 2, 2018 | No Comments

This story originally appeared on LongBeachize at the Long Beach Post. To read the original post, or work with the interactive map, click here. Over the past five and a half years, there have been almost 2,000 times when someone walking through Long Beach was hit by a car, motorcycle, bicycle or other type of vehicle. There were 1,982 […]

Long Beach Architects Partner with Religious Leaders to Convert Church Properties into Bridge Housing

By Brian Addison | Sep 12, 2018 | No Comments

Collaborating with the Long Beach firm Studio One Eleven, the unexpected partnership is examining hundreds of church properties throughout the county and looking into how these properties could act as bridge housing for the homeless.

Cesar Rodríguez' ashes are the centerpiece of an altar that takes up one side of the common room where his family lives. Sahra Sulaiman/Streetsblog L.A.

Video of Moments Before Man Crushed by Blue Line Train Raises More Questions for Family in Mourning

By Sahra Sulaiman | Aug 14, 2018 | 5 Comments

"They stole a part of our hearts with my brother."

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