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With days to go until the 2024 Grammy Awards, one nominee in the running for Album of the Year contains an unexpected architectural overture. Lana Del Rey’s Did You Know That There’s A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, nominated in three categories, contains a song of the same name that dwells on an...
From Save Our Heritage Now - Jan-Feb 2023 Newsletter The nonprofit Sea of Clouds (a San Diego preservation group) together with Surfrider Foundation, Long Beach Chapter, have nominated Long Beach's former site of the 1938 National Surfing and Paddleboard Championships as a California Point of Historical Interest to commemorate the area's pre-World War II surfing…
The Pine Avenue Pier opened on Nov. 12, 1904 with a “Pier Day” celebration. A half-mile parade stretched down into the business district on Pine Avenue to Fifth Street.
The city is looking to replace the aging Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier, and a design that is reminiscent of the old Rainbow Pier in Downtown is currently in early design stages.