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With Los Angeles County’s COVID-19 emergency set to expire today, city officials are cautiously hopeful that evictions in Long Beach won't spike, but local nonprofits and tenant organizations are advocating for stronger protections.

/PRNewswire/ -- Successful entrepreneur, Joseph (Joe) Sugarman, best known to millions for his BluBlocker Sunglasses, passed away peacefully while surrounded...

May 13, 2021 Neil Schultz, 58 of Rochester, formerly of Weirton, West Virginia passed away on Friday, May 7, 2021 at his residence. Born in Weirton, he was a son of the late Edward and Barbara Schultz. A graduate of Brooke High School, Neil was a member of the track and cross- country teams. He then attended West Liberty University. Neil enjoyed listening to music and playing his guitar, fishing and boating. He was an active member of the Ashes to Life Ministries in Beaver Falls and their musi...

May 13, 2021 Neil Schultz, 58 of Rochester, formerly of Weirton, West Virginia passed away on Friday, May 7, 2021 at his residence. Born in Weirton, he was a son of the late Edward and Barbara Schultz. A graduate of Brooke High School, Neil was a member of the track and cross- country teams. He then attended West Liberty University. Neil enjoyed listening to music and playing his guitar, fishing and boating. He was an active member of the Ashes to Life Ministries in Beaver Falls and their musi...

The eviction moratorium is ending soon and tenants should be aware of their rights Apr. 17, 2021 at 6:00 am The Santa Monica and state eviction moratoriums are scheduled to expire on June 30, and while non-payment evictions may soon resume, there are many resources available to help tenants stay housed. Assuming the moratorium does not get extended again — which remains a possibility — landlords can use failure to pay full rent starting July 1 as grounds for filing an eviction. In Santa Mon...

MORE KCRW follows the money into a city-funded homeless housing project and finds evictions, inflated costs, and an LA real estate developer with a long and troubled history. Who in city government is paying attention? The closed down, partly renovated motel at 1906 W. 3rd Street in LA’s Westlake neighborhood long served as a place for people without much money to find shelter. And that’s what it’ll be again when its current refurbishment is done: 136 subsidized units for ...

abc 7 news at 11:00 p.m. start trend now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> we will have those stories in just a moment. first, we are on storm watch tonight. the rain caught a lot of people off guard. it even forced an early end to the memorial day concert as people started streaming for the exits halfway through the show. >> that line of showers and storms we watched it earlier this evening at 6:30 p.m. it held together and brought down some of the ...

and they have been one of the most generous library supportering foundations in the city. theres a room, theres an auditorium at the main library named for the current foundation. they have made a very generous gift leer. we want to thank them. the donald b. gold foundation, made a fabulous half million dollar gift here. others -- are the goldsmith foundation. dr. barbara schultz and literally hundreds of members of the community who have made very, very generous gifts and support of t...

challenging project and they did a great job. please give them a hand. >> and then finally, i just want to reiterate what luis said, leena chin and mindy and the rest of the folks that are managing the whole blip program do an outstanding job are making sure your tax dollars are well spent. this project, like we strive for in everyone, was on time, it was on budget. and this is really the model library for the system. were very proud to have worked on it. my wife, grew up part of her c...

of this spectacular neighborhood anchor, well again celebrate the beginning of the amfa campaign. were glad youre here to celebrate and part of the great family that support our libraries and know what they mean to our communities. you notice that the name of this branch is the richmond milton marks branch. that again is because of an incredible family. and because of the constant giving and jen yossity of this family in so many ways to san francisco and to the richmond district. so i ...