By Catherine Sweeney A proposal that would bring 600 residential units to a site in Long Beach recently received approval from the city’s planning commission. Following a meeting on Thursday, Onni Group’s planned development of the Marina Shores shopping center is moving forward. The project, also called Onni Marina Shores, would take shape at 6500 […]
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