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  Uptown Bixby is welcoming two new Latin restaurants to the area.  El Pocho Grill and Lola's Mexican Cuisine are both serving Mexican food with their own seasoned zest.  El Pocho Grill plans on opening its doors... read more >>

  Ernst & Haas Management celebrated their 6th annual Career Day on Friday, July 31st. Employees were allowed to bring their children from grades K-8 to the office where we enjoyed breakfast, a guest speaker, department... read more >>

Siblings Kenny Chan and Susan Woo ran Le Yen after growing up in their family restaurant.  Le Yen  has made Bixby Knolls it's home for over four decades and both Chan and Woo felt satisfied to close its doors after 45 y... read more >>

Ernst & Haas is proud to announce that we have just launched our fresh, mobile friendly, new website! The website is full of new features that allows for our users to gain access to information quickly and efficiently. We hav... read more >>

The internet has created instant accessibility for its users but it has also created a new avenue for imposters. This juxtaposition has made the web an effective and yet scary rental market. For that reason, it is essential that... read more >>

Beach Streets June 6th, 2015 – 9:00AM – 4:00PM Beach Streets Uptown opens streets up for walking, bicycling, and socializing by temporarily closing thoroughfares to automobile traffic. Known more generally as Open St... read more >>

 Keeley Smith from the Long Beach Post reports that the Downtown Long Beach Associates have recorded six million tourist for 2014 and $2 billion investments in real estates transactions, forecasting a new renaissance for the ... read more >>

  Contributed by GPLB Photo by Bill Patterson The Grand Prix is scheduled to take place this weekend and there is room for everybody! The experience for visitors includes local restaurants, concerts, a Lifestyle Expo, a Fami... read more >>

The Long Beach Water Department is offering home owners an opportunity to beautify their landscape and save water, energy and money. One can earn up to $3.50 for each sq. foot of grass lawn that is removed and converted into a w... read more >>