To save some cash, Long Beach wants to limit when residents can speak up at council meetings
The city is drafting an ordinance that would condense public comment to the start of City Council meetings, a move they said would save on overtime for staffers who manage the process.
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Newsom signs suicide prevention law for boys, young men
“Too many boys and men are struggling in silence. We have to meet young people where they are, break down the stigma around asking for help, and make sure they have the relationships, support, and opportunities they need to thrive,” Newsom said in a statement.
Theater News: Long Beach Playhouse’s ‘Hangmen’ brings a dark comedy to close out summer
It’s been described as a “corrosively funny black comedy.”
CSULB unveils Pyramid renaming in $8.5 million sponsorship deal. Here’s how they plan to spend the money
Here’s what the iconic arena looks like with its new name.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a ghost hunt, beach cleanup and film festival
There’s also a major hip-hop event at the amphitheater.
Should Long Beach scale back its ‘Vibe City’ marketing to soften library cuts? Pressure is building
“Is the vibe of Vibe City illiteracy?” one resident asked the City Council. Spending on the advertising campaign has drawn backlash amid planned cuts to core city services.
