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Get involved in housing policy, rezoning projects at public meeting Feb. 10
Impact affordable housing policy and learn about home-related projects happening throughout the city at Long Beach’s HOME Roadshow…
Long Beach expands shelter capacity with winter and inclement weather shelter
As winter approaches, the City of Long Beach has announced the activation of its winter shelter and inclement…
Hope, Dignity and Love: Long Beach Rescue Mission’s 53-year commitment to support people in need
What started as a humble vision from Long Beach Rescue Mission founders Wayne and Janet Teuerle over half…
Long Beach approves new dorm along PCH for nearly 600 college students
Long Beach will add housing for a high-need population with its latest approval, a seven-story office building repurposed…
Long Beach unveils new interim housing facility
Formerly a motel located at 5950 Long Beach Blvd., the new temporary housing will support residents facing homelessness as part of Project Homekey Initiative.
Long Beach’s HOME Roadshow invites residents to be a part of housing talks
The event will offer information on housing production and updates on the City’s homelessness efforts at the Billie Jean King Library on Nov. 12.
Long Beach gets first chunk of Measure A funds for homelessness prevention
The $24 million comes from residents’ tax dollars, and will be used to build affordable housing, prevent evictions and provide homelessness services.
Breaking down LiBRE’s $400,000 ask for the Community Land Trust
The CLT funds are one of three budget requests from local orgs that are part of the “Our Budget, Our Future” demands, all focused on housing and immigration protections.
New affordable housing project breaks ground in South Wrigley neighborhood
The City of Long Beach broke ground on a new housing project aimed at supporting low-income residents and…
Homelessness increased by 6.5% in Long Beach in the past year, 2025 results reveal
Most of the 3,595 people identified said it was their first time being homeless, and over half the people interviewed attributed financial hardships, unemployment or evictions to them being homeless.