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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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Superintendent David Weiss discussed the proposed 2012-13 budget.
Long Beach School District floats 2012-13 budget
Residents were given a first glimpse of the Long Beach School District’s preliminary 2012-13 budget on March 13, when district officials presented a draft of the spending plan to the Board of … more
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Seanie Monaghan, left, defeated Eric Watkins at Madison Square Garden on Saturday.
Long Beach pro boxer Seanie Monaghan wins again
The Irish had another reason to celebrate on St. Patrick’s Day, when Long Beach pro boxer Seanie Monaghan clinched his 13th consecutive win at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night in front … more
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The Long Beach Fire Department responded to a three-car accident at Riverside Boulevard and Park Avenue on Saturday
Long Beach firefighters respond to three-car collision
The Long Beach Fire Department responded to a three-car accident at Riverside Boulevard and Park Avenue on Saturday, after one of the vehicles hit the scaffolding on the side of the six-story Granada … more
The city scrapped a plan operate its own volleyball league.
City scraps proposal to take over Long Beach volleyball
Following Tuesday’s heated meeting over a proposal for the city to run its own volleyball league, city officials scrapped the unpopular plan after the volleyball community turned out in forced and … more
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More than 100 volleyball players turned out to hear about a proposal that would allow the city to administer volleyball games on the beach.
Long Beach volleyball players debate control of league play
When Long Beach resident Amy Morganstern moved to the city from Plainview 13 years ago, she wanted not only to live in a thriving beach town, but also to play her favorite sport, volleyball. … 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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Despite requests from his fellow Democrats on the City Council that he step aside to deal with his legal issues, Fagen declined to do so.
Long Beach Councilman Fagen pleads not guilty
Embattled Democratic City Councilman Mike Fagen pleaded not guilty to charges that he illegally collected more than $14,000 in unemployment benefits at his arraignment in Nassau County Court last … more
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