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Signal Hill faces possible lawsuit unless it establishes voting districts
Accused of “diluting” the Latino vote, the Southwest Voter Registration Education Project has given the City until Aug. 20 to discuss a change to its voting system.
Signal Tribune candidate questionnaires for the June 2026 election
As the 2026 midterm election season comes to a close, candidates can become a blend of talking points,…
District 5 candidates Kerr and Riggi compete for the seat
Affordable housing, noise ordinances, and Olympic preparations were some of the topics discussed during the District 5 City…
Our highlights from the Long Beach mayoral candidate forum
In The Grand’s beige-colored ballroom downtown, six of the seven candidates competing for the mayoral position sat down…
What did Long Beach representatives do in March?
This installment of the Signal Tribune’s monthly series covers actions taken and statements made by Long Beach’s federal…
Everything you need to know about Long Beach’s new ‘fair share’ tax proposal
The tax deemed “Block the Cuts and Build Long Beach” is the culmination of three organizations hoping to tax certain property owners to fund affordable housing, emergency services and street repairs.
What did Long Beach representatives do in February?
This installment of the Signal Tribune’s monthly series covers actions taken and statements made by Long Beach’s federal…
See who’s running in Long Beach’s June 2 primary election
In less than six months, Long Beach residents will have the opportunity to vote for the City’s mayor,…
What did Long Beach representatives do in January?
This installment of the Signal Tribune’s monthly series covers actions taken and statements made by Long Beach’s federal…
What did Long Beach representatives do in December?
After a long and unfortunate pause, this installment of the Signal Tribune’s monthly series returns to cover actions…