Brandon Richardson is a Reporter and Photojournalist at Long Beach Post. He covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, and LGBTQ matters in Long Beach, CA, highlighting the unique dynamics of the community. His work has been featured in Wiley, Golf Press Association, The Long Beach Business Journal, Watchdog Media Cooperative, and Beachcomber Newspaper.
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Brandon Richardson's focus is on local business and industry, with an emphasis on Long Beach, California. His coverage includes updates on local businesses, economic impact analyses of new developments, and government announcements related to the region.
If you have insights into new businesses or industries moving into Long Beach, economic impacts of specific projects or events in the area, or can provide expert commentary on transportation and logistics in Long Beach specifically, Brandon might be interested in hearing from you.
Considering his interest in government announcements and event coverage related to Long Beach's economy and development projects such as space contracts awarded to companies operating within the city limits would likely appeal to him.
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By: Brandon Richardson
No bands have been announced but presale launches Oct. 24 with two-day passes starting at $150.
By: Brandon Richardson
Airports across the country are gearing up for record holiday passenger volumes, with TSA expecting to break the busiest single day record on Dec. 1 with more than 3 million screenings.
By: Brandon Richardson
From the beginning of the game, the Pine Raiders took the momentum of the game and rode it to a 34-0 district win on Thursday.
By: Brandon Richardson
The layoffs come after the company announced $6 billion in losses during the third quarter.
By: Brandon Richardson
Drummer Kaz Mogi, a Long Beach native, took the stage with a massive Japanese drum during the 10th annual Game Awards as part of an emotional announcement.
By: Brandon Richardson
Thieves stole bags of toys collected at the annual For The Children hardcore music festival, which were supposed to be given out this Saturday in Central Long Beach.
By: Brandon Richardson
The ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles moved nearly 1.77 million containers last month, up 5.7% from November 2020.
By: Brandon Richardson
During the annual service, the names of 65 unhoused people were read, each having a candle lit in their honor.
By: Brandon Richardson
Levels of the inhalable microscopic pollutants known as PM2.5 are high and outdoor exercise should be limited.
The city of Long Beach has identified four potential locations for new skateparks, including a $5 million ‘destination’ park at Alamitos Beach, after a survey showed demand for more.
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