Posts Tagged ‘Long Beach-South Bay’
Long Beach Advances New Tax Measure for November’s Ballot
After being presented with four tax options, the Long Beach City Council voted to place a removal of the Utility Users Tax (UUT) exemption on the November ballot.
Now, Long Beach voters will decide the fate of the new tax proposal.
Long Beach Considers Transfer Tax to Shore Up Revenue
This week, the Long Beach City Council will be presented with revenue options to compensate for declining oil tax revenues. A transfer tax proposal modeled on Measure ULA is among the revenue options on the menu.
Read MoreState of Business with Mayor Richardson of Long Beach
BOMA/GLA attended the State of Business with Mayor Richardson, where he announced Grow Long Beach new initiatives.
Read MoreBiden Administration Announces Hydrogen Investment for SoCal Ports
The Biden Administration has announced a major investment in hydrogen production for the SoCal ports.
Read MoreLong Beach Appoints First Director of Police Oversight Commission
The Long Beach City Council has appointed Francine Kerridge as the city’s first police oversight director.
Read MoreLong Beach Extends State of Emergency on Homelessness
Long Beach has voted to continue the declaration of emergency on homelessness before it expires later this month.
Read MoreLong Beach Launches Crisis Team to Replace Police for Certain Calls
The City of Long Beach has launched a pilot program that will send mental health professionals to certain emergency calls.
Read MoreLong Beach Unveils Proposed 2024 Budget
Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson unveiled the city’s $3.2 billion 2024 budget proposal, highlighting accomplishments in homelessness and major plans for the future.
Read MoreLong Beach City Council Begins Process to Put Hotel Worker Wage Hike on 2024 Ballot
The Long Beach City Council has started the process of including a measure to increase hospitality worker wages on the 2024 ballot.
Read MoreLong Beach City Council Approves New Noise Ordinance
The Long Beach City Council voted to update its noise ordinance for residential and commercial properties after 48 years.
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