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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 City Manager Charles Theofan was appointed Deputy County Executive last week.
Mangano taps Theofan for county post
Former Long Beach City Manager Charles Theofan — who left office in December shortly after Moody’s Investors Service downgraded the city’s credit rating five levels to a step above junk … more
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A special council meeting was held on Tuesday, and a resolution was passed to borrow $6 million in order to make payroll and maintain city services.
Long Beach City Council approves $6 million borrowing measure
The City Council unanimously approved a $6 million borrowing measure on Tuesday in order to pay its workers and help close a $10.2 million deficit as the city attempts to avoid a further … more
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The city is facing a $10.25 million deficit.
Long Beach facing $10 million deficit
A little more than a month after the city declared a fiscal crisis, Long Beach has hit a $10.2 million deficit, a gap that City Manager Jack Schnirman said needs to be closed before the end of the … more
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Overtime in the city has dropped 72 percent since City Manager Jack Schnirman implemented a new policy on Jan. 23.
Long Beach's new overtime policy produces results
A month after City Manager Jack Schnirman implemented strict controls to rein in skyrocketing overtime costs, city officials said that the new policy has led to a dramatic reduction in overtime … more
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The City Council passed a resolution to establish a Public Safety Commission at the Feb. 21 meeting.
Long Beach City Council to launch safety commission
The City Council took its first step toward reviving a number of inactive commissions at its meeting last week, after it passed a resolution establishing a Public Safety Commission that would be … more
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City Council President Fran Adelson thanked residents for a great turnout.
Long Beach City Council kicks off community meetings
In keeping with its campaign pledge to be more accessible to residents, the City Council kicked off its first monthly community meeting, Long Beach Listens, on Monday, with members fielding questions … more
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According to this chart, which appeared in Moody’s weekly newsletter, the city’s financial and liquidity positions have declined since 2008.
Moody’s lauds Long Beach for fiscal crisis declaration
A week after the City Council declared a fiscal crisis, Moody’s Investors Service, the credit agency that knocked Long Beach’s bond rating down five levels to near-junk-bond status, praised city … more
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Fagen’s fellow Democrats on the City Council have asked him to step aside to deal with his legal issues.
Long Beach City Council asks Fagen to step aside
Saying that his legal issues have become a distraction as officials grapple with a fiscal crisis, three City Council members have asked Democratic Councilman Mike Fagen to temporarily step … more
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The Social Security office at 25-27 E. Park Ave. will shut its doors at noon on Friday, the result of budget cuts. The office will merge with the agency’s Freeport location.
Long Beach Social Security office shuts it doors
After Congress slashed nearly $1 billion from its budget this year, the Social Security Administration will permanently close its Long Beach office on East Park Avenue on Friday at noon as the agency … more
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