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Taxes jump in proposed Long Beach city budget
The city released a summary of its proposed 2012-13 budget on Tuesday, an $87.9 million spending plan that includes “significant” spending cuts and no layoffs, but comes with a 4.1 percent … more
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Long Beach resident William Johnson urged the administration to be more transparent in its hiring practices.
Long Beach city officials urged to hire more minorities
North Park residents sent a clear message to city officials on Wednesday: stick to your campaign pledge to hire more minorities, and don’t layoff the few that are currently working for the 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 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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Th City Council will hold a special meeting on Tuesday, where it will be asked to approve a $6 million borrowing measure.
Long Beach to float $6 million borrowing measure
The City Council will hold a special meeting on Tuesday, where it will be asked to approve a $6 million borrowing measure to help close the bulk of a $10.2 million deficit and avoid a further … more
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City officials called on New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli's office to conduct an audit of the city.
State comptroller to audit Long Beach’s finances
New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli is launching an audit of Long Beach’s finances next month, as the city grapples with a $10.25 million deficit and a credit-rating downgrade by Moody’s … 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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City Court Judge Roy Tepper, right, swore in Lt. Mike Tangney as the LBPD's new police commissioner.
Committee chooses Long Beach’s new top cop
A little more than a month after a search committee was formed to vet candidates vying to be Long Beach’s next top cop, Acting Police Commissioner Mike Tangney was sworn in during a special … more
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