Kyle Jones is a 16-year-old newspaper carrier for the Beachcomber, who currently delivers papers on Woodruff. He heard about this job through his neighbor who lives across from him, who also was a newspaper carrier for the paper.
In the story originally published on the Beachcomber website April 13 entitled: LBPD Brass Condemned for Neglect – it was reported that LBPD sources expressed concern about officers being deterred by department brass from going into self-isolation after having been in the presence COVID-
Monday, April 13, at 11:08 a.m. LBPD Officer Mary Katherine Covarubias selected the “Public” tab for her Facebook post and hit the send button launching a story of pent up angst and bitterness toward LBPD leadership that began with the words: “Deep breath….”
With Long Beach seeing 303 positive test results for COVID-19 as of Thursday, and with eight deaths linked to the disease in the city thus far, government officials at every level continue to advise staying home as much as possible to avoid exposure to the highly contagious disease.
Fourth district Councilman Daryl Supernaw agreed to use $250,000 in Long Beach taxpayer funds, allocated but unspent to operate his council office, to pay for elevator repairs at LB’s unopened-Community Hospital to expedite its opening as a COVID-19 patient transfer facility with no commitment by
