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The city intends to highlight the contributions of the LGBTQ+ community along the Broadway Corridor, but first, it wants the public’s input.
The legislation will remove a significant hurdle in creating urban housing, and seeks to decrease the need for cars in traffic-dense cities like Long Beach.
An El Segundo-based distillery plans to open a large facility next to Edison Elementary. Neighbors say they feel cut out of the planning process.
The funding from the state could help an additional 1,400 low-income households pay for rent and utilities who applied on or before March 31.
The City Council could enter into a deal that would use $490 million in tax-exempt bonds to construct residential units that will complete the new Long Beach Civic Center.