A female resident of Long Beach has died from complications of the novel coronavirus, making this the city’s first COVID-19-related death, city officials announced Monday.
On March 17, with Long Beach City Councilmembers only audible via a COVID-19 prompted teleconference, the council voted to approve budget adjustments that include allocating $1.5 million from FY19 Measure A sales tax “surplus” (sums collected from LB consumers beyond what City Hall initially expe
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The Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services recently announced a “Safer at Home” order restricting and limiting gathering among people to slow the spread of COVID-19.
In an effort to provide a quick reference for businesses to keep their doors open while on government mandated quarantine, we are providing this quick reference of resources that can assist you to navigate these uncertain times.
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