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Feb 12 8:00 am shared from News

Why are police and firefighters undervaccinated? Gender may play a role

Anthony Pignataro

Five of the six city departments with the lowest vaccination rates, including Long Beach Police and Fire, all have workforces and management that are majority-men, newly released demographic data shows.

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Feb 4 7:53 am shared from Long Beach Post Elections

Who’s raising money in Long Beach’s mayoral race and why that matters

Anthony Pignataro

Campaign finance reports can give voters a sense of how strong a particular candidate is in terms of fundraising, but perhaps more importantly, what individuals or special interests they may be beholden to if they win. 

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Feb 3 11:53 pm shared from Long Beach Post Elecciones

Quién está recaudando dinero en la carrera por la alcaldía de Long Beach y por qué es importante

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Feb 2 8:34 am shared from News

City Council takes steps to mandate gender-inclusive language in future laws

Anthony Pignataro

City officials hope this will help “eliminate stigma and discrimination across all facets of society by embracing people of all gender identities and/or expressions for who they are.”

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Feb 2 8:32 am shared from News

City to seek bond funding for new Civic Center residential development

Anthony Pignataro

Though City Manager Tom Modica called the financing mechanism “really complex” and “something new for us,” the council ultimately agreed to the plan without any amendments or modifications.

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Feb 2 8:27 am shared from News

City Council praises city progress on Racial Equity and Reconciliation Initiative

Anthony Pignataro

Deputy City Manager Teresa Chandler acknowledge the hardships those staffers tasked with making the initiative a reality have faced, telling the council, “we have a long way to go.”

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Feb 1 10:53 am shared from News

A sweeping city plan sought racial reconciliation; how’s Long Beach done so far?

Anthony Pignataro

A 136-page progress report on the Racial Equity and Reconciliation Initiative makes clear that while there have been some small successes, major challenges remain, including racism within the city itself that has exhausted many staffers tasked with making the initiative a reality, leaving them “experiencing burnout and feeling unsupported.”

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Jan 27 1:37 pm shared from News

City to start work on ‘critical repairs’ to Queen Mary in February

Anthony Pignataro

These and other repairs are the “result of decades of deferred maintenance by former operators of the ship and are critical for its preservation,”  according to a city news release.

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Jan 27 11:38 am shared from News

Miller Children’s Hospital reporting highest level of pediatric COVID-19 cases since pandemic began

Anthony Pignataro

The recent rise is alarming for health officials, with county, state and national health officials also reporting big increases in children with severe cases of the virus.

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Jan 25 4:01 pm shared from News

Local food banks suffering from lack of volunteers, funds during latest pandemic surge

Anthony Pignataro

“Across the board, we’re seeing fewer numbers of individuals showing up,” said James Collins, Help Me Help You’s food services manager.

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