Long Beach is absent from DOJ’s new list of sanctuary cities that could face lawsuits
Long Beach was included in a previous list in May. City says federal funding could still be at risk.
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Settlement bars ICE from impersonating police to make home arrests
The agreement requires ICE officers in SoCal to wear visible identifiers on their clothing prominently identifying themselves as agents of ICE whenever they are wearing any “POLICE” identifier.
With typhus on the rise, Long Beach warns pet owners to guard against fleas
There have been localized outbreaks near Bixby Park and Junipero Beach, but cases have also been reported citywide, a Health Department official said.
Blaze kills pets, scorches apartments in Long Beach’s Zaferia neighborhood
Firefighters had to rescue many animals from the building. Unfortunately, not all of them made it.
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This family’s Mexican restaurant is a neighborhood refuge; 29 years on, they’re struggling to stay open
After immigrating from Guanajuato, Mexico, Nolberto Figueroa opened a restaurant to support his family. Now, Linda’s Mexican Delights at 10th and Redondo is hanging by a thread.
Long Beach will open up its e-book library so teens from other states can read banned books
It’s part of a nationwide push to let young people access reading material that may have been thrown out of their local libraries and schools.
After Vagabond Inn shelter closes, Long Beach moves 15 homeless tenants into new motel
The city is improving how long it takes to get people from temporary shelter into permanent housing, but, with long timelines and limited options, it still relies on moving people in need from motel to motel.
City begins demolition of long-derelict Atlantic Avenue buildings
After major redevelopment plans fell through, the lot just below South Street will be leveled and sold.
