The former Baja Fresh space at
the Los Altos Center South will become Long Beach's first
Pieology Pizza restaurant.
The franchise
chain has over 30 Southern California locations
and features custom made-to-order "hand crafted" pizza's
cooked in an open-flame oven and promised in around five minutes from ordering.
The chain does not currently offer
alcohol.
Los Altos Baja Fresh closed
According to a sign posted on the former Baja Fresh, it closed on April 1st after losing it's lease.
Pieology will face a tough
pizza market with long time local family favorite Ecco's Pizza across Bellflower, CSULB student
favorite Deli News across Stearns and Toppings Custom Pizza at the Traffic
Circle Center.
Filming at Lazy Acres to take place on Monday May 18
Councilman Daryl Supernaw's office announced in this week's 4th District newsletter that on Monday May 18th a film crew is scheduled to
be filming at Lazy Acres Market in the
Los Altos Center from 6 am until Noon. The
store will remain open to customers during the film shoot.
Councilman Supernaw's office is now issuing the newsletter updates for residents of the 4th District weekly.
To view this week's update with important
local information
Red car is stopped at entrance to Los Altos Center
LA CountySheriff stop at Los AltosCenter
ties up traffic
Los Angeles County Sheriff's pursued a driver who was erroneously reported to have
brandished a gun.
At approximately 5:00 pm Wednesday May 13th, over a dozen L.A.
County Sheriff units stopped the suspect at the entrance to the parking lot of the SouthLos AltosCenter next to Pick-Up
Sticks
(the red car in the photo above).
Traffic diverted into shopping center
With
an L.A.County helicopter overhead, North bound Bellflower
Blvd. was closed off and traffic was diverted into
the Los Altos Center at Britton/Abbeyfield by assisting CSULB and Long Beach Police units
causing a traffic back-up to Atherton Street.
North bound traffic on Bellflower Blvd. backed up
No weapon was found in the search of the suspect vehicle by the Sheriff's,
and the driver was released at about 5:30 pm.
Election Day and Candidate's
election watch events
Today's Press-Telegram editorial urges voters to get out and
vote today Tuesday April 14th with far-reaching consequences at stake in this
election.
The editorial notes that in the last election held in April-
only 15% of the 4th District's eligible votes cast ballots (CLICK ON: Press Telegram)
A voting precinct map with their polling is available on LB
Report: POLL PLACES
The City Clerk's website has this tool for mail in voters to
check to see if their ballots have been counted: Click on VOTE COUNTED?
The polls are open from 7 am- 8 pm. Results should be quickly tabulated since it
is the only election.
After the polls close, Daryl Supernaw's supporters will
gather at E. J. Malloy's in the Los AltosCenter,
Bellflower at
Stearns. Helinda Chico's supporters
will gather at the Red Barrel at the Traffic Circle Center.
Los Altos realtor
Michele K packs Ecco's Pizza for Daryl Supernaw "meet and greet"
Los Altos realtor Michele "K" Kreinheder packed the
Ecco's Pizza on this week for her "meet and greet" for the Daryl
Supernaw for Fourth District City Council campaign.
The
meeting really had the trappings of a community meeting between a Councilman
and the community as the residents peppered the well-versed Supernaw on topics
ranging from coyotes to street repairs.
Michele
"K" isn't the only realtor behind Supernaw. Supernaw's wide-ranging endorsements include
the California Association of Realtors and numerous business associations that
are drawn to his stance on the proposed regressive utility taxes or local sales
tax to balance the city budget.
The
local Fourth District neighborhood groups the Los Altos Center Adjacent
Neighborhoods (LACAN) and the East Artcraft Manor Communiy (EAMC) both have also endorsed Supernaw ( Click on LACAN/EAMC)
To read Michelle K' s
blog please CLICKON: Better Living in Long Beach Below is the Michele K YouTube video on Los Altos resident Margret Main
Los Altos Mc Donalds
first business fined by
Long Beach Water Department
The LB Post is reporting that
the Los Altos Center McDonalds at 2290
N. Bellflower Blvd. was cited and fined this week
for violating the Long Beach Water Department water usage polices. The report states that the Los AltosCenter
business is the first business cited in Long
Beach under the water restrictions.
The citation and $800 fine
was a result of the Long Beach Water Department's smart meter technology.
The 4th District neighborhood
groups East Artcraft Manor Community (EAMC) and the Los Altos Center
Adjacent Neighborhoods (LACAN) have announced their endorsement of Daryl
Supernaw for the 4th City Council District in the April 14th Special
Election.
The East Artcraft Manor Community (EAMC) and The Los Altos Adjacent
Neighborhoods (LACAN) endorse Daryl
Supernaw for 4th District Councilman.
As a lifelong 4th District resident, Daryl Supernaw has an established
35-year record of working as a trusted, hands-on partner for neighborhoods all over
the 4th District.
Daryl Supernaw has not only been there for us over the years, Daryl is
a neighbor and community advocate who has given selflessly to better our whole community
and neighborhoods.
For as long as anyone can remember Daryl Supernaw and his
family have been partners and leaders in our community.
Daryl Supernaw's lifetime of community work transcends political labels
and party politics-his word is his bond. And so for us he is the only
vote-worthy and truly authentic candidate to represent us on the City Council.
Daryl Supernaw's life's work of the continued betterment of all of our
neighborhoods deserves the endorsement, thanks and vote of every resident in
the 4th District on Tuesday, April 14, 2015.
Our neighborhood groups, East Artcraft
Manor Community (EAMC) and the Los Altos Center Adjacent Neighborhoods
(LACAN), endorse Daryl Supernaw for our
next 4th District Council person.
For more information CLICK ON :
Regarding Austin-Uranga item re proposed Customs facility @
LGB: After lengthy Council discussion, multiple
amendments and substitute motions, Council votes 4-3 (motion by Austin,
slightly amended by Price) to direct City Mgr to WITHHOLD work on proposed
Customs facility until 60 days after new 4th dist. Councilmember is seated, at
which time Manager will come back to the Council for add'l direction on how to
proceed re proposed Customs facility. Vote was: Yes: Price, Uranga, Austin,
Richardson; No: Lowenthal, Mungo, Andrews.) Mungo and Lowenthal had sought to
have staff continue its work, then use what she called staff's "data"
to conduct public outreach meetings. Austin and Uranga pressed their original
intent, which they said was to have a a Council driven process, in contrast to
Mungo-Lowenthal substitute which was continuing a staff driven process. Austin repeatedly cited
work done for past nearly two years by staff and noted it was done without
Council direction. Multiple speakers opposed international flights. JetBlue rep
argued in favor of minimizing any delays.