The funds will add to the roughly $70 million that the city has already distributed to households that fell behind on rent because their incomes were affected by the pandemic.
Posted inNews, Pets
Shelter pets return to City Council agenda
Dogs and cats will make biweekly appearances at City Council meetings. That’s one item that will receive unanimous support!
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MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach offers one-of-a-kind 3D full body imaging
With this innovative technology, the Orthopedic Center at MemorialCare can deliver the right amount of radiation at the right time.
Posted inCrime, News
Driver hospitalized after running red light in East Long Beach, police say
The crash happened just before 8 a.m. at the intersection of Bellflower Boulevard and Los Coyotes Diagonal.
Posted inCrime, News
Police investigate pair of overnight shootings that left 2 wounded
One of the shootings left a woman in critical condition, authorities said.
Posted inCity, News
Long Beach likely to move forward with temporary Westside homeless shelter, mayor says
Mayor Rex Richardson said that finding a location for a temporary shelter is often a game of “political hot potato,” but a new proposal to open a new site that would replace the beds lost at the soon-to-be-closed Community Hospital shelter has received mostly positive feedback.
Posted inThe Hi-lo
Photos: Thunder Thursday returns to kick off Grand Prix weekend
Race fans gathered to watch all the motorcycle stunt shows, pit stop competitions and antique car displays that have made the evening event a local pastime for the last decade.
Posted inCrime, News
Man caught filming in CSULB bathroom said he had illicit videos from ‘all over campus,’ police say
The 22-year-old CSULB student said he’d been spying on people for years and had amassed hundreds of videos of people changing, showering or using the bathroom, according to police’s account in a search warrant recently obtained by the Long Beach Post.
Posted inCity, News
Raises bring workers at 2 Long Beach hotels up to at least $22 an hour
Employees at two hotels in Downtown Long Beach are celebrating $4 per hour raises and other benefits that union representatives hope to spread to thousands of other hospitality workers across the region in ongoing contract talks.
Posted inPorts
Port operations see further disruption amid labor negotiations
The Pacific Maritime Association, the industry group representing shippers, issued a statement today accusing the union that represents West Coast dockworkers of continued disruptive actions at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach amid protracted labor negotiations.