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A tentative September trial date has been scheduled for Councilman Mike Fagen's felony case.
‘No movement’ to settle Fagen case
City Councilman Mike Fagen is expected to stand trial in September on charges that he illegally collected $14,000 in unemployment benefits, although a judge is calling on the attorneys handling the … more
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The improvements will include the replacement of a parapet wall at City Hall and the refurbishment of the lobby.
City to borrow $4.4 million for capital improvements
The City Council voted 4-1 at its July 5 meeting to borrow more than $4 million for capital improvement projects that will address the city’s aging infrastructure and pockmarked streets, though … more
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The city’s bus fares have increased from $1.50 to $2 on the Long Beach route, and from $2 to $2.50 on the Point Lookout line.
City increases bus fares and water fees
Long Beach residents will be paying more to ride the bus this month — and will see increases in their water and sewer bills in the fall — as the city contends with its financial woes. The … more
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Allergia hotel owner Allen Rosenberg said that the hotel’s spa is expected to open next year, now that the property has emerged from bankruptcy.
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“This project is breaking the first rule in Real Estate 101: Don’t fall in love with the bricks,” said Allegria Hotel owner Allen Rosenberg, 49, sitting at a table in the hotel’s lounge … more
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These charts released by the city show the number of full- and part-time employees increasing over the years.
Schnirman: Staffing was ‘out of control’ in 2011
With the city expected to move forward with a number of layoffs, City Manager Jack Schnirman said that a recent analysis conducted by the city comptroller over the last eight years showed that … more
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Residents expressed concerns over increased fees for beach pass packages.
Long Beach City Council approves beach pass increases
To the chagrin of many residents, beach-goers will have to shell out more dough this summer, after the City Council voted 4-1 on May 1 to institute the city’s first seasonal beach fare increase … more
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City officials will hold a public hearing on May 1 to discuss beach admission fees.
Beach fees to increase?
A day at the beach may cost more this season, as beach pass rates could increase for both Long Beach residents and non-residents alike. Pending a public hearing scheduled for May 1, city … more
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City Manager Jack Schnirman gave a presentation to residents at the March 27 council meeting, saying that the new administration has saved the city $1.4 million.
Residents prod Long Beach city manager, council over new hires
City Manager Jack Schnirman attempted to dispel rumors surrounding the administration’s hiring practices last week, after several residents and a councilman prodded city officials at two council … more
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The city recently put a hold on a bike-sharing plan after DecoBike began work to install its kiosks, such as this concrete slab on Lafayette Blvd., in residential areas.
Long Beach puts the brakes on DecoBike plan
City officials recently put the brakes on a plan to launch a bike-sharing program in Long Beach after an outcry from residents who noticed workers tearing up several grassy medians in residential … more
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Former councilman takes aim at new administration; resident raises concerns over proposed surfing beaches
Says Dems have done nothing to slow spending To the Editor: For three months, all we have heard from the new administration is the supposedly horrific state of the city's finances. This … more
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