Keyword: City Manager Jack Schnirman
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Amanda Ayres, left, Christen Roper, Janna Jachniecwicz, and Christine Knox donned costumes from the Roaring ’20s to celebrate Long Beach’s 90th anniversary as a city last Sunday.
From beach bungalows to a bustling city
“Long Beach is really a microcosm of the United States — the history of our city and the diversity of our population over the years is what this country stands for, and we’re people who give … more
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Long Beach resident passes out at council meeting
The City Council was barely through with its budget hearing on Tuesday when a resident apparently passed out and local firefighters, police and others in attendance rushed to his aid. … more
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CSEA president John Mooney called on the City Council and administration to be fair, saying that low-paid union employees were being singled out.
Long Beach to lay off 67 employees
The city intends to move forward with what is being called a “first round” of layoffs in the coming days, as officials contend with a projected $10.2 million deficit and attempt to craft a … more
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City Manager Jack Schnirman held a meeting with all exempt management employees last week, where he announced that they would begin paying a portion of their health care costs.
Long Beach City Council takes a pay cut
The Long Beach City Council approved two resolutions at Tuesday’s meeting, one requiring exempt employees to pay a portion of their health care premiums, the other to cut council members’ … more
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City to layoff 25 full-time employees
The city intends to move forward with what is being called a “first round” of layoffs in the coming days, as city officials contend with a projected $10.2 million deficit and attempt to … more
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City Manager Jack Schnirman held a meeting with all exempt management employees last week, announcing that they would begin paying a portion of their health care costs starting in the new budget year.
Long Beach City Council members eye pay cut
The Long Beach City Council will vote on two resolutions at its meeting on Tuesday, one requiring exempt employees to pay a portion of their health care premiums, the other to cut council … more
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City to audit two Long Beach police payouts
City officials have asked two recently retired police officers — who are eligible for more than $1 million in total payouts — to take their payments over time, and the cash-strapped city will … more
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The city released its surfing schedule last week, that extends rotating surfing beaches.
Long Beach finalizes 2012 surfing schedule
After more than a month of public input and debate, the city has floated its official 2012 surfing schedule, aiming to strike a balance between the needs of residents and surfers. In March, … 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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Face-off on Facebook over Long Beach city manager
A new Facebook group calling for the removal of City Manager Jack Schnirman has raised the ire of a number of residents, who are demanding that they be removed from the group, saying that they … more
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