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Dec 3 10:00 am
  • election 2022

Voters approved two new Long Beach commissions; here’s how they’ll be implemented

Jason Ruiz

Two ballot measures that Long Beach voters approved in the Nov. 8 elections are slated to overhaul a pair of city commissions—the Board of Water Commissioners will be retooled to oversee all public utilities, while a new Police Oversight Commission will replace the Citizens Police Complaint Commission.

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Nov 9 2:09 pm
  • election 2022

Both candidates cautiously optimistic in razor-thin 5th District City Council race

Anthony Pignataro

The outcome of the East Long Beach race could have significant consequences for the next mayor and the balance of power on the nine-member City Council. Just 113 votes separates the two candidates.

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Nov 2 10:39 am
  • 2022 election

Poll shows partisan divide on LBUSD bond measure, opinions on what caused learning loss

Mike Guardabascio

A new poll found that Measure Q, which would raise property taxes to fund school improvements, is a toss-up.

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Nov 2 9:18 am
  • measure in a minute

What is Measure BB? It would combine Long Beach’s gas and water departments

Jason Ruiz

A “yes” vote would allow the city to merge the departments. A “no” vote would keep them separated.

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Nov 1 12:02 pm
  • measure in a minute

What is Measure E? It would rework police oversight in Long Beach

Jason Ruiz

The move to strengthen police accountability in Long Beach began after George Floyd’s murder, but there’s debate over whether voting for Measure E achieves that goal.

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Oct 31 2:43 pm
  • measure in a minute

What are Measures LBC and LBU? They’ll determine when Long Beach holds elections

Jason Ruiz

Because of a lawsuit, Long Beach residents now have to vote on when they want to hold elections.

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Sep 22 7:16 am
  • 2022 election

Luna criticizes Villanueva’s record in LA County Sheriff debate

Eric He, City News Service

Villanueva called Luna a puppet candidate for the Board of Supervisors. Luna said Villanueva was wrong to investigate his enemies.

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Jul 21 4:07 pm
  • election 2022

County mistakenly sent school board candidate a certificate saying she’d been elected

Laura Anaya-Morga

Local officials are blaming the mistake on a proofreading error and confusion over shifting election dates.

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Jun 19 9:06 am
  • election 2022

Can LBPD’s former chief unseat a scandal-plagued incumbent sheriff?

Anthony Pignataro

Discontent with Sheriff Alex Villanueva has reached a fever pitch, but it would be a rare feat for retired Long Beach Police Chief Robert Luna to boot him from office.

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Jun 12 8:30 am
  • election 2022

City Council to consider three charter amendments for Nov. 8 election

Jason Ruiz

Leaders will discuss three charter amendments that could be added to the November ballot: A consolidation of the city’s utilities, aligning election cycles  permanently with the state, and changing the way the police oversight is conducted in the city.

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