Nadia Gil announces summer activities including classes, reading program, and pet adoption day.

Council members invite community to several upcoming events and initiatives in Long Beach.

Long Beach leaders urge community input on grocery store automation and workforce safety standards.

City Manager Dan Creighton said the Bayfront planning study deadline is extended to Sept. 15 and that roughly 1,350 surveys have been completed; the city will hold community outreach at the MLK Center on Sept. 10 to help neighbors fill out surveys.

The council approved a fourth amendment to the Long Beach Yacht Club lease, resetting the term to 66 years (effective 1/1/2026) and requiring a minimum $10 million private capital investment and a $200,000 annual base rent (up to 90% eligible for rent offsets tied to agreed community benefits); members and public speakers debated term length, accountability and whether offsets should support wages and benefits for club staff.

Health and Human Services presented initial findings from a Black Community Health Strengths and Needs Assessment showing housing instability, economic insecurity and mental‑health/violence exposure as top priorities; staff will form a steering committee to co‑create an action plan.

Council members promote various community events in Long Beach scheduled for September 18 and 20.

LEO honors Hispanic Heritage Month with events like Dia de los Muertos and fundraising 5Ks.

Council approves $6.25 million health program and welcomes new and reappointed commissioners.

The Long Beach Council seeks to allocate $5 million for violence prevention programs.

Council awarded contracts worth $3 million for real estate services and $5.7 million for workforce training.

Long Beach establishes $2.5M fund for eviction protection and $500K for immigrant assistance.

Council members commend balanced budget recommendations prioritizing community needs and public safety.

Council allocates funds for Gunbinder Park as part of downtown and library investment strategy.

Council members invite public to various community events celebrating local culture and engagement.

Council allocates funds for urban forestry, Hoops After Dark, and city audits.

Advocates urge Long Beach council to fund justice initiatives and cultural projects.

City invites residents to discuss FY 2026 budget on August 6 and 7.

Long Beach sees crime decline while committing $1.3M to public safety and youth initiatives

Long Beach allocates $5 million to bolster support for vulnerable residents amidst federal enforcement actions.

City establishes $150,000 business certification program and $202.5M eviction protection fund.

Long Beach hosts Vans Warped Tour this weekend with updates on road conditions.

Long Beach Council meetings pause until August 5 but committees continue as scheduled.

Parks and Rec offers free meals and summer concert series in Long Beach starting June 24

Local leaders emphasize gun violence's impact and call for community education and prevention.