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The Long Beach City Council approved a borrowing measure last month to make payroll by Dec. 23 and pay outgoing employees amid a cash-flow shortfall.
Moody’s downgrades Long Beach's credit rating
Moody’s Investor Services, which gave the city a solid bond rating last year, downgraded the city’s financial status in a scathing report released on Tuesday, following a recent cash-flow … more
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Kelly tapped for Long Beach Civil Service Commission
Former Democratic City Councilman Dennis Kelly has been tapped by City Manager Charles Theofan to fill a vacant spot on the three-member Civil Service commission, six months after a hearing officer … more
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The City Council will hold a special meeting on Saturday at 10 a.m.
Long Beach City Council to allocate emergency funds at special meeting Saturday
A special City Council meeting has been scheduled for Saturday at 10 a.m. in order to earmark money the city recently borrowed through a tax anticipation note and a budget note to cover a recent … more
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Kelly Slater won his 11th ASP world title earlier this month in San Francisco.
Quiksilver Pro N.Y. not returning to Long Beach in 2012
The Quiksilver Pro N.Y., one of the most lucrative and historic surfing competitions ever held on the East Coast in September, will not make a return to Long Beach next year. Quiksilver and the … more
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Long Beach resident among nine charged with Medicaid fraud
The Nassau County District Attorney’s office announced Friday that nine people — including a Long Beach resident — were indicted for stealing more than $282,000 in taxpayer-funded Medicaid … more
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Santa greeted the kids during the West End holiday lighting event.
West End lights up for the holidays
Members of the Historic West End Business Association, the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce gathered together with residents to celebrate the holidays with a tree … more
Mustaches for Kids organizers Billy Kupferman, left, Vinny Leis, Justin Fitzmartin, and James Bogdan dressed as the Village People for the ’Stache Bash on Saturday.
A ’Stache Bash in Long Beach
If you’re wondering why so many people in Long Beach have been sporting mustaches lately, it’s not due to some new hipster trend and they’re not a devoted group of Tom Selleck or Burt Reynolds … more
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Casey Fitzgerald was convicted on second-degree manslaughter on Tuesday in Nassau County Court.
Long Beach man convicted in 2010 shooting death of neighbor
A Long Beach man arrested last year for gunning down his neighbor on E. Hudson St. following a heated argument was convicted of manslaughter on Tuesday and faces up to 25 years in prison. After … more
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Tropical Storm Irene is cited as one of the main reasons overtime in six departments has exceeded the budgeted amount for the year.
Is overtime in Long Beach out of control?
Following a cash-flow shortfall that prompted the city to borrow $4.5 million to pay its workers, outgoing police officials and retirees, several city departments have exceeded their overtime … more
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Long Beach firefighters Anthony Fallon, left, Billy Piazza, Dave Yolinsky, Ed Ehursland and Sam Pinto are among the department’s first responders who field roughly 5,000 emergency calls per year, most of them medical emergencies.
Long Beach firefighters make two life-saving rescues in a week
“The probability of bringing someone back from cardiac arrest is under 7 percent,” said Sam Pinto, a six-year member of the Long Beach Fire Department’s professional unit. “It’s very slim, … more
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