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We shouldn't put national security in the hands of contractors
After more than six months of investigations and controversy surrounding U.S. surveillance policies, President Obama delivered highly anticipated remarks . . . more
iStar recently created a website to promote the project, istarlongbeach.com, which includes a photo of the proposed development, pictured.
City Council to vote on settling Superblock lawsuit
A week after city officials confirmed that they are looking to settle a lawsuit with the owner of the long-vacant Superblock, the City Council will consider a resolution on Jan. 21 to settle its … more
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City Court Judge Roy Tepper swore in Council President Scott Mandel at last week’s inauguration ceremony.
Democratic slate sworn in
“I think people have seen how we’ve worked to build back Long Beach,” City Council President Scott Mandel said after being sworn in for a second term. “Not to the point of where it was … more
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The new trolley will be an addition to the city’s current vehicle, pictured, but it will have an open-air design.
City purchases new trolley
The City Council approved the purchase of an additional classic trolley bus at its Dec. 17 meeting, part of an effort to help bolster tourism in a city that is still recovering from Hurricane … more
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A better deal for city’s top staff?
The City Council hit the pause button on a proposed resolution that would give a number of the city’s full-time management employees with a minimum of five years of employment in the city — … more
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City officials plan to float a $6.5 million bond measure to cover the costs of retroactive pay.
City to vote on $6.5M bond for PBA contract
The City Council is expected to vote on a $6.5 million bond measure later this month to pay for mandatory retroactive salaries to members of the Long Beach Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, … more
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Project 11561 founders Allison Kallelis, far left, Heather O'Grady, Jackie Wilkinson and Jessie Farrell used crowdfunding to raise $10,000 for holiday lights in the West End.
Miracle on Beech Street
This week, a group of residents and West End business owners met their fundraising goal to replace holiday lights in the West End that were damaged by Hurricane Sandy, one of the many initiatives … more
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Councilwoman Eileen Goggin, far left, Anthony Eramo, City Court Judge Roy Tepper and Council President Scott Mandel at Democratic headquarters on Tuesday.
Democrats retain control of City Hall
In what was called a 2-1 landslide victory, the Democrats retained control of the City Council on Tuesday, easily edging out their Republican-backed challengers by a wide margin in what supporters … more
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Residents expressed their gratitude to the first responders last Saturday.
Long Beach marks anniversary of Hurricane Sandy
For Harmon Street resident Josie Matier, it sometimes feels like only yesterday that a 9-foot storm surge washed over the city, the disastrous result of Hurricane Sandy. At around 6:30 p.m. last … more
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Scott Mandel, Eileen Goggin and Anthony Eramo.
For Long Beach City Council, Mandel, Goggin and Eramo
Two years ago, Democrats wrested control of the city from the Republican-led coalition — which, in addition to missteps such as its handling of the Quiksilver Pro New York event, allowed the … more
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