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Los Angeles Metropolitan Area

California

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New Wood Stone and Tile Showroom in Long Beach

Falco + Petra Surfaces

Falco + Petra Surfaces is a design-focused tile, stone, and wood flooring showroom based in Long Beach, California, serving homeowners, designers, architects, and contractors throughout Southern California. Founded with the belief that material selection should be experienced in person, Falco + Petra Surfaces offers a curated collection of premium wood flooring, porcelain and ceramic tile, and natural stone surfaces for residential and trade projects. The showroom is designed to help clients compare color, texture, and finish under real lighting conditions — something online browsing alone can’t replicate. Specializing in flooring solutions suited for coastal Southern California homes, the team regularly guides clients through key considerations such as engineered versus solid hardwood, porcelain tile versus natural stone, durability, slip resistance, and long-term performance in kitchens, bathrooms, and indoor-outdoor spaces. Falco + Petra Surfaces works closely with local builders, designers, and homeowners to support projects ranging from renovations and new construction to commercial interiors. Whether clients are sourcing materials for a single room or an entire home, the showroom provides hands-on guidance to ensure surfaces are both visually refined and built to last. Located in Long Beach, the showroom serves clients across Los Angeles County and Orange County and is committed to supporting the local design and construction community through thoughtful material curation and personalized service.

Long Beach

Mark Nero

Falco + Petra Surfaces is a design-focused tile, stone, and wood flooring showroom based in Long Beach, California, serving homeowners, designers,...

The Los Angeles County District Attorney's office has decided not to file charges against Maria Solis, 41, of Long Beach, arrested last month for the June 13th theft of a religious relic from a Long Beach Catholic church. A charge evaluation worksheet put together by the District Attorney's office reveals that the suspect has no previous criminal record, and lives in a home for the mentally ill under conservatorship. The worksheet stipulates, "It is unlikely we could prove her intent to permanently deprive, or that she entered the church with the intent to steal." The archdiocese and priest of the church from which the relic was taken have decided not to press charges against the woman, according to Sandi Gibbons of the DA's office. Police have said that the almost 800-year-old relic of interest was taken from within the cabinet of St. Anthony Catholic Church. It was recovered on June 16, when investigators extracted the details of its displacement from the surveillance video of a nearby business. After searching the area, police found the relic less than a mile away in Solis' room. Long Beach police booked and released Solis on the same day, and the relic was returned to its parish home, although Reverend Jose Magana says it will be displayed in a different manner in the future.

The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office has decided not to file charges against Maria Solis, 41, of Long Beach, arrested last month for the June 13th theft of a religious relic from a Long Beach Catholic church. A charge evaluation worksheet put together by the District Attorney’s office reveals that the suspect has no previous criminal record, and lives in a home for the mentally ill under conservatorship. The worksheet stipulates, “It is unlikely we could prove her intent to permanently deprive, or that she entered the church with the intent to steal.” The archdiocese and priest of the church from which the relic was taken have decided not to press charges against the woman, according to Sandi Gibbons of the DA’s office. Police have said that the almost 800-year-old relic of interest was taken from within the cabinet of St. Anthony Catholic Church. It was recovered on June 16, when investigators extracted the details of its displacement from the surveillance video of a nearby business. After searching the area, police found the relic less than a mile away in Solis’ room. Long Beach police booked and released Solis on the same day, and the relic was returned to its parish home, although Reverend Jose Magana says it will be displayed in a different manner in the future.

Belmont Shore-Naples

Investigation revealed the arrested suspect suffers mental illness and has a conservator.