SoCal Closure Watch — Week of 11/5

This week's public closure notices across Southern California, drawn from public reporting and state WARN filings. Each item links to its source.

Alma Tacos — Long Beach (East Long Beach), Los Angeles County

Alma Tacos has permanently closed its East Long Beach shop after less than a year of operation, according to a November 4 report; the owning family announced the closure on social media. A small taco shop could yield compact commercial kitchen equipment and dining furniture, though the space is already slated for a new concept, which may affect what becomes available.

Source: Long Beach Food Scene Intel: Alma Tacos shutters

Louise's Trattoria — Larchmont, Los Angeles

A Larchmont neighborhood listing updated November 5 marks the Louise's Trattoria location there as closing. Details are limited and no formal closure announcement has surfaced yet. An Italian-American restaurant could yield commercial kitchen equipment and dining furniture if the site winds down.

Source: Larchmont Blog

Bumble Bee Foods — Santa Fe Springs, Los Angeles County

Bumble Bee Foods filed a California WARN notice on August 11, 2026 covering 197 workers at its Santa Fe Springs canned-seafood facility, with layoffs scheduled to take effect November 19, 2026, as the facility moves toward closure; no final closure date has been publicly confirmed. A seafood processing facility could hold industrial food-processing and packaging equipment, though no asset sale has been announced.

Source: Seafood producer lays off 197 workers as California facility prepares to close

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