Redevelopment on Long Beach waterfront leads to parking concerns

LONG BEACH—Redevelopment in Long Beach’s Alamitos Bay – like many Southern California waterfronts – has brought changes and, in turn, growth and more visitors. As the waterfront reshapes, the city of Long Beach has been working to balance parking in the area with growth. Over the past couple of years, the...

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