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Apr 7 1:15 pm
  • Housing

Long Beach has room for projected housing needs, but current zoning shields wealthier areas from density

Jason Ruiz

A preliminary inventory shows a concentration of available parcels in the city’s Downtown area as well as North and Central Long Beach. Nearly all of neighborhoods east of Lakewood Boulevard or Ximeno Avenue were left out of the inventory.

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Mar 12 11:23 am
  • Housing

Residents to begin moving into former hotel converted to transitional housing on Monday

Alena Maschke

The site is one of three former hotels and motels in Long Beach that was purchased with funds from the state’s Project Homekey program.

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Jan 13 9:19 am
  • coronavirus

How Long Beach’s largest supportive housing campus kept its COVID cases so low

Crystal Niebla

The Century Villages at Cabrillo houses 2,133 people, yet only 32 residents have tested positive for coronavirus since March. Leadership said they acted quickly when news of COVID-19 first circulated, particularly because many of its residents are older and asthmatic.

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Oct 22 8:00 am
  • Housing

Feared eviction wave swells as Long Beach renter protection, federal aid runs out

Sebastian Echeverry

As local, county and state eviction moratoriums sunset or near their final days, advocates fear a looming wave of evictions that could exacerbate homelessness in Long Beach. 

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Oct 15 2:44 pm
  • Housing

Long Beach City Council to revisit tenant harassment policy

Sebastian Echeverry

If adopted, the item would authorize the City attorney to draft an urgent ordinance to address allegations of landlord harassment.

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Sep 4 3:38 pm
  • Housing

Micro-unit pilot program heading to City Council with commission approval

Brandon Richardson

The Long Beach Planning Commission unanimously on Thursday approved a pilot program that would allow developers to construct up to 500 micro-units in the Midtown and Downtown areas of the city.

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Sep 1 1:11 pm
  • Housing

Mini living: 220-square-foot units could come to Long Beach as part of new pilot program

Brandon Richardson

In another effort to combat Long Beach’s—and the state’s—housing crisis, the Long Beach Planning Commission is considering a pilot program to allow for the development of micro-units in certain parts of the city.

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Aug 30 3:42 pm
  • Housing

Tras unas denuncias de acoso del propietario, el concejo municipal se dispuso a discutir las protecciones para los inquilinos

Sebastian Echeverry

La propuesta describe 30 disposiciones que protegerían a los inquilinos de los desalojos ilegales, la discriminación basada en la raza, entre otras protecciones.

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Aug 29 10:00 am
  • Housing

Following claims of landlord harassment, council set to discuss protections for tenants

Sebastian Echeverry

The proposal outlines 30 provisions that would protect tenants from illegal evictions, discrimination based on race among other protections.

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Jul 30 2:56 pm
  • homeless

North Long Beach homeless housing facility slated for summer opening gets delayed, officials eye September opening

Sebastian Echeverry

A housing and resource center for homeless individuals in North Long Beach originally slated to open earlier this month was set back. The project is now on track to be operational in September.

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