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Jul 29 2019 7:48 pm
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IN PICTURES: Celebration marks grand opening of new City Hall, Civic Center complex

Staff Reports

The complex is home to multiple new municipal facilities, including a new City Hall, administration building for the Port of Long Beach, revitalized Lincoln Park, and a new main public library, which is set to open in late September.

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Jul 16 2019 5:00 am
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Which city has the highest sales tax in California? Hint: It isn’t Long Beach

Kelly Puente

Long Beach once had one of the highest sales tax rates in the state. Other cities are now catching up.

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Feb 20 2019 3:19 pm
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Audit finds safeguards lacking for department tasked with processing city revenue

Kelly Puente

City auditor report says more controls are needed to protect money and prevent theft in the department tasked with collecting and processing millions of dollars in city revenue.

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Nov 7 2018 3:35 pm
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City Council to hear agenda item on LGBTQ-centric ‘Preferred Name’ policy

Brian Addison

Joining others like LBUSD and CSULB, the Long Beach City Council will consider a trans-friendly name policy for all city employees.

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Apr 12 2018 5:03 pm
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Mayor Robert Garcia to Leave City Hall Soon… to Visit Your Neighborhood

Stephanie Rivera

Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia is scheduled to leave city hall this Spring and conduct weeklong visits of all nine districts in the city leading up to inauguration day in July in an effort to hear directly from residents and discuss the city’s future.

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Apr 22 2015 3:34 pm
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City to Explore How It Will Meet New Water Conservation Demands

Jason Ruiz

Responding to the increasing crises brought about by a persistent and historic drought and higher demands placed on the City to conserve water, the City Council has requested City Manager Pat West to gather a report on how the City is going about saving water.

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Nov 13 2014 12:29 am
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UPDATE: Council Confirms Modica as Assistant City Manager

Brittany Woolsey

City Manager Pat West has appointed current Deputy City Manager Tom Modica to the position of Assistant City Manager, a move that will require the final confirmation of City Council on November 11.

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Nov 4 2014 6:35 pm
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Reggie Harrison Promoted to Director of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Communications

Brittany Woolsey

Deputy City Manager Reggie Harrison has been promoted to Director of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Communications, City Manager Pat West announced today.

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Aug 16 2013 7:06 pm
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Long Beach Becomes First City to Permanently Fly Blue Star and Gold Star Military Flags

Jason Ruiz

Dozens of veterans, community leaders and white-clad mothers of fallen soldiers joined city officials at a historic flag-raising ceremony Thursday at City Hall Plaza, where Long Beach became the first city in the country to fly both the Gold Star and Blue Star Flags in a civic space.

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