Long Beach’s REACH teams consist of a nurse, clinical and outreach workers that work to connect people experiencing homelessness with services and housing. Adding another team could cost about $500,000.
LBCC has been polling residents on whether they’d support a new $285 million bond measure to rebuild Veterans Stadium after previous bond measures haven’t covered the costs.
An old demonstration system intended to show that desalination could be accomplished without harming marine life is being removed by the Long Beach Water Department later this year.
The unanimous vote by the City Council will start community outreach and an assessment of whether creating a cultural district for the LGBTQ community on the Broadway Corridor is feasible for the city.
The Long Beach City Council on Tuesday asked staff to look at expanding a program meant to safeguard students as they travel to and from school.
A proposal by Mayor Robert Garcia could start a process to develop a vision for a cultural district along the Broadway Corridor to commemorate the historic contributions of the LGBTQ community in Long Beach.
The old Belmont Shore entryway sign has welcomed visitors for decades but a city commission is moving to replace it, potentially with a taller, LED-lit replacement.
The current price for parking could move from $1 per hour to $1.50 per hour, likely in July, if the City Council approves the recommendation.
The program had been extended multiple times and was set to end June 30, but some business operators hoping to make their additions permanent could have until the end of September to operate temporary parklets as their applications are processed.
A ban on standalone residential developments along segments of Santa Fe Avenue and Willow Street in West Long Beach was set to expire this month, but the City Council appears likely to extend that moratorium through next June to allow new zoning policies to be approved.
