Long Beach received $40.28 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding this summer. The City Council approved a spending plan for the CARES Act funding in July to help support residents, businesses and nonprofit organizations during the pandemic.
Twenty-three CARES Act programs have been implemented in Long Beach across six City departments.
The City Manager has provided an update on the CARES Act programs in Long Beach, which is available to review here www.longbeach.gov/december-15–2020—cares-act-update
Details: www.longbeach.gov/citymanager/cares-act-coronavirus-relief-fund
The California Earthquake Authority or CEA, as the wildfire fund administrator, will evaluate and prepare…
This announcement from Rep. Nannette Barragán’s office was sent with the following disclaimer: DISCLAIMER: The…
Gerrymandering is the bane — well, one of the banes — of our so-called democracy.…
The Senators requested a full explanation of the circumstances leading to this abrupt decision to…
Misty Copeland said of the mural: “I’m incredibly honored to be featured in this stunning…
LONG BEACH—The Port of Long Beach has named Monique Lebrun as senior director of the…