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A previous city audit found that Urban Commons, the ship's previous operators, couldn't explain where $23 million in city funding had gone.
The city of Long Beach will likely never see a dime of the millions in repair funds given to the ship's former operators.
Qatar Museums is set to host the Mathaf Curatorial Forum 2022, titled Exhibitions: A Fragile Medium?, from 7 to 9 February. Through a series of virtual talks, workshops,...
A trove of court documents and inspection reports released last month reveal the extent of the Queen Mary’s disrepair.
Print In the 85 years since its maiden voyage, the RMS Queen Mary has survived rogue waves, transatlantic crossings and even a world war. For the last five decades, it’s enjoyed a second life docked in Long Beach, riding waves of popularity and tough times as a tourist attraction. But the historic ship is now facing its most challenging voyage yet. After years of neglect by a string of operators, the Queen Mary is so creaky and leaky that it needs $23 million in immediate repairs, according to a trove of court documents and inspection reports released last month. There is growing concer...