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City of Long Beach to Distribute Early Learning Developmental Supplies
Update: LBPD Looting Task Force Nets Additional Arrests
Supervisor Hahn Approves Supportive Housing Motel Conversions
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This photo of ‘The Barn’ dates back to the 194

This photo of ‘The Barn’ dates back to the 1940s - did you get a chance to spend time there? OP : @lb.crew #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #throwback #tbt

Long Beach Airport Prepares Gulfstream Space for L

Long Beach Airport Prepares Gulfstream Space for Lease.

Long Beach, CA – In response to the Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation’s (Gulfstream) recent announcement that it will draw down operations in Long Beach over the next six months, Long Beach Airport (LGB) will be actively seeking interest for this 22 acres of prime real estate located on LGB property. Gulfstream currently leases approximately 455,000 square feet of facility space from LGB, of which nearly 250,000 square feet is hangar space, with major facilities on Spring Street and Donald Douglas Drive. Although the aerospace corporation announced a phased closure over the next six months, fully vacating all of the properties may require an extended period of time. Gulfstream is under lease until 2024, though portions of their site may be made available earlier.

“We are collaborating with the Long Beach Economic Development Department to attract interest from businesses that will further strengthen the Long Beach economy and our city’s history as a hub for aviation, innovation and technology,” said Long Beach Airport Director Cynthia Guidry. “This is a unique opportunity for a large area of land that will complement ongoing developments within the LGB Aviation Complex.”

Airport officials are working with Gulfstream to develop an exit plan and, concurrently, will begin preparing a request for proposals (RFP) for aviation-related uses. The RFP will solicit interest for leasing and development of the various spaces and is expected to be released in early 2021. Gulfstream was the successful proposer in response to a 2018 RFP to develop and lease an additional 20 acres on the west side of the airport’s property, but paused those efforts while reassessing their business strategy. The site is currently occupied under short-term agreements, and includes six acres of airfield space, ideal for various aviation needs. This area will also become available in a future request for qualifications and proposals.

As manufacturing jobs have slowly transitioned away from Southern California over the years, Long Beach has experienced a boom in satellite and rocket businesses emerging around LGB.

@longbeachcity to Distribute Early Learning Develo

@longbeachcity to Distribute Early Learning Developmental Supplies.

The City of Long Beach today announced that it will offer free early childhood developmental kits for children from birth to five years, to support early development while at home. The Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services (Health Department) will be partnering with the Long Beach Public Library (LBPL) to distribute kits to 2,000 young children. “As an educator, I know how much of a positive impact early education can have on a child’s life,” said Mayor Robert Garcia. “These kits are just one way we are trying to keep kids and their families safe, while also promoting learning during this pandemic.”

The kits include books, art supplies and additional materials, and are developmentally appropriate, with unique supplies for infants from birth to 18 months, toddlers from 18 months to three years and preschool-aged children from three to five years. Each child will receive one set of supplies along with resource packets with information on local early childhood resources.

Distribution will take place Tuesday through Saturday, Nov. 10 through Nov. 21, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the following libraries, while supplies last:

Mark Twain Neighborhood Library (1401 E Anaheim St.)
Bret Harte Neighborhood Library (1595 W. Willow St.)
Michelle Obama Neighborhood Library (5870 Atlantic Ave.)
Los Altos Neighborhood Library (5614 E. Britton Dr.)
Billie Jean King Main Library (200 W. Broadway)

Please note Billie Jean King Main Library has extended pick-up hours of 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
People may reserve a developmental kit and schedule a pickup appointment by calling LBPL at 562.570.7500. Reservations through the library are required for those wanting to pick up kits. All locations will be operating in compliance with health and safety guidelines, and people are required to wear face coverings, maintain proper physical distancing and wait in their vehicles until their appointment time.

Update: LBPD Looting Task Force Nets Additional Ar

Update: LBPD Looting Task Force Nets Additional Arrests. Update Looting Task Force Nets Additional Arrests 10/28/20:

Below is a summary of arrests and charges of suspects since our latest update:

Clintoneisha Brown, 24-years-old, resident of the City of Los Angeles, was arrested for looting on September 16, 2020, and bail was set at $50,000
Hassan Alexander, 26-years-old, resident of the City of Los Angeles, was arrested for looting on September 22, 2020, and bail was set at $50,000
Kristian Dunbar, 30-years-old, resident of Long Beach, was arrested for looting on October 6, 2020, and bail was set at $50,000
Jason Jones, 40-years-old, resident of the City of Compton, was arrested for looting on October 6, 2020, and bail was set at $100,000
Tarik Nichols, 21-years-old, resident of the City of Carson, was arrested for looting and vandalism on October 8, 2020, and bail was set at $50,000
Michael Windfield, 24-years-old, resident of Long Beach, was arrested for looting on October 8, 2020, and bail was set at $50,000
Tyson Campbell, 44-years-old, resident of the City of Bellflower, was arrested for looting and obstructing a law enforcement officer on October 9, 2020, and bail was set at $1,250,000
Ruben Larry, 44-years-old, resident of Long Beach, was arrested for looting on October 12, 2020, and bail was set at $220,453
Jesse Rodriguez, 20-years-old, resident of Long Beach, was arrested for looting on October 13, 2020, and bail was set at $100,000
Miguel Solis,20-years-old, resident of Long Beach, was arrested for looting on October 13, 2020, and bail was set at $100,000
Donnivan Sanders, 19-years-old, resident of the City of Compton, was arrested for looting on October 14, 2020, and bail was set at $190,000. More info on our website longbeachlocalnews.com

Supervisor Hahn Approves Supportive Housing Motel

Supervisor Hahn Approves Supportive Housing Motel Conversions. Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn approved plans to purchase four motels in her district and convert them to supportive housing units for formerly homeless residents. The projects are part of the state’s Project Homekey effort to protect the state’s homeless residents who are at high risk for serious illness due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The projects approved today include ones in Long Beach, Norwalk, Hacienda Heights, and unincorporated Whittier with a total of 354 units.

The Motel 6 Long Beach site located at 5665 East 7th Street will be purchased for $5,615,000. It includes 43 rooms. This site will initially serve as an Interim Shelter site before being converted to permanent supportive housing. This site will be run by the Department of Health Services’ Housing for Health program and will have 24/7 security, housing navigation, medical and specialized mental health services on site. The County of Los Angeles will continue to provide supportive health and mental health services to the residents of this site after it is renovated into permanent supportive housing units.

COVID-19 City Update - 10.26 By the Numbers, Track

COVID-19 City Update - 10.26 By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 13,048 people have tested positive for corona with 12,285 recovered and 55 people currently hospitalized. There have been 255 fatalities, all over the age of 20 and all but one with underlying health conditions. There have been 94 new cases since Friday. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #covid19 #coronavirus #cityupdate

Strong Santa Ana winds bring big waves to Catalina

Strong Santa Ana winds bring big waves to Catalina Island. High surf and wind at 16mph today. Video by Bob Daniel. #avalon #santaanawinds

COVID-19 City Update - 10.23 By the Numbers, Track

COVID-19 City Update - 10.23 By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 12,954 people have tested positive for corona with 12,203 recovered and 54 people currently hospitalized. There have been 255 fatalities, all over the age of 20 and all but one with underlying health conditions. There have been 84 new cases since yesterday. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #covid19 #coronavirus #cityupdate

Woman struck and killed by hit-and-run semi-truck.

Woman struck and killed by hit-and-run semi-truck. On Wednesday at approximately 9:00 p.m., LBPD officers responded to a traffic collision involving a semi-truck with an attached trailer and a bicyclist at the intersection of Artesia Boulevard and Downey Avenue, which resulted in the death of a female adult. When Long Beach police officers arrived they found a 56-year-old female resident of Bellflower who had sustained serious injuries after being struck by a semi-truck. The truck and trailer did not remain on scene and left before officers arrived. The Long Beach Fire Department responded and attempted life saving measures, but the female bicyclist succumbed to her injuries at the scene.

The semi-truck and trailer are described as having a white colored cab and large white colored trailer.

The Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office will assist in notifying next of kin.

Anyone with information regarding the collision are asked to contact Detective Kelsey Myers of the Long Beach Police Department Collision Investigation Detail at (562)570-7355. Anyone wishing to remain anonymous may submit a tip through “LA Crime Stoppers” by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), downloading the “P3 Tips” app to your smartphone (available at the Apple App store and Google Play), or visiting www.lacrimestoppers.org.

The Queen Mary arrived in Long Beach back in 1967.

The Queen Mary arrived in Long Beach back in 1967. Have you visited the landmark ship? Op : @lbcitylibrary #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #throwbackthursday #tbt #queenmary

COVID-19 City Update - 10.19 By the Numbers, Trac

COVID-19 City Update - 10.19 By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 12,665 people have tested positive for corona with 11,957 recovered and 46 people currently hospitalized. There have been 255 fatalities, all over the age of 20 and all but one with underlying health conditions. There have been 118 new cases since Thursday. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #covid19 #coronavirus #cityupdate

Before the Gerald Desmond Bridge (which was just c

Before the Gerald Desmond Bridge (which was just completed this month), there was the Pontoon Bridge. Op : @portoflongbeach #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #throwbackthursday #tbt #geralddesmondbridge #pontoonbridge

Wild police chase of a stolen U-haul truck ending

Wild police chase of a stolen U-haul truck ending in North Long Beach.

Wild police chase of a stolen U-haul truck that started in Buena Park and ended at Scherer Park in North Long Beach around 9:30pm on Monday night. California Highway Patrol chased the vehicle on the 22 freeway and 405 freeway and exiting on Long Beach Blvd. and headed to North Long Beach. The driver lead CHP up and down Long Beach Blvd for about 30 minutes when it turned into the Scherer Park parking lot. The U-haul struck a parked vehicle and made another U-turn before coming to a stop in the grass. The driver and a passenger were quickly taken into custody. The investigation is ongoing.

#longbeach #chp #policechase #lbln #longbeachlocalnews

COVID-19 City Update - 10.12 By the Numbers, Track

COVID-19 City Update - 10.12 By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 12,431 people have tested positive for corona with 11,667 recovered and 44 people currently hospitalized. There have been 250 fatalities, all over the age of 20 and all but one with underlying health conditions. There have been 75 new cases since Friday. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #covid19 #coronavirus #cityupdate

Earlier this week the @longbeachpd.ca South DET of

Earlier this week the @longbeachpd.ca South DET officers recovered a ghost gun, AR-15 pistol upper receiver, multiple high capacity magazines, & ammunition. Proactive police work like this helps keep our Long Beach streets safe. The suspect, who was a prohibited possessor, was arrested on multiple felony charges. #longbeach #lbpd #lbln #longbeachlocalnews

The City of Long Beach (@longbeachcity ) is encour

The City of Long Beach (@longbeachcity ) is encouraging all residents, businesses, schools and visitors to take part in this year’s ‘Great Shakeout’ earthquake drill at 10:15 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15, to practice what to do in the event of a major earthquake. Click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #greatshakeout #earthquakedrill

COVID-19 City Update - 10.09 By the Numbers, Track

COVID-19 City Update - 10.09 By the Numbers, Tracking the Curve and Today’s Highlights. A total of 12,356 people have tested positive for corona with 11,574 recovered and 43 people currently hospitalized. There have been 249 fatalities, all over the age of 20 and all but one with underlying health conditions. There have been 45 new cases since yesterday. Please click the link in our bio for more. #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #coronavirus #covid19 #cityupdate

Throwing it back to the opening day of the Rainbow

Throwing it back to the opening day of the Rainbow Pier in the 1930s. Would you have waited in that massive line (or driven one of those vintage cars)? OP : @lb.crew #longbeachlocalnews #lbln #longbeach #throwbackthursday #tbt

LBPD Arrest Murder Suspect in Long Beach. On Octob

LBPD Arrest Murder Suspect in Long Beach. On October 5, 2020, at approximately 2:15 p.m., detectives searching for a murder suspect attempted a traffic stop on a suspect from the August 4, 2020 murder of 40-year-old Juan Moreno of Long Beach. When detectives initiated the traffic stop in the area of 7th Street and Rose Avenue, the vehicle fled and failed to yield, resulting in a short vehicle pursuit. Within a minute of the pursuit being initiated, the suspect vehicle collided with two other vehicles, one occupied and one parked in the 900 block of Cerritos Avenue. The driver then fled from detectives on foot through the residential neighborhood. Detectives observed the suspect holding a firearm in his hand as he ran. No injuries were reported as a result of the collision.

Detectives pursued the suspect on foot until he was apprehended without incident on the 1200 block of East 8th Street. Detectives located the discarded firearm in a private yard adjacent to Craftsman Village Park. The loaded firearm will be processed by the Long Beach Police Department’s Forensic Sciences Division. Through their investigation, detectives learned the victim and suspect were involved in an altercation with each other prior to the shooting and were known to each other.

The suspect has been identified as 48-year-old Richard Young of Long Beach. He was booked on one count of murder and one count of ex-felon in possession of a firearm and is currently being held in the Long Beach City jail on $2,000,000 bail.

The case will be presented to the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office for filing consideration later this week.

City of Long Beach Issues Guidance for Celebrating

City of Long Beach Issues Guidance for Celebrating Halloween Safely. As residents begin to plan for the upcoming holiday season beginning with Halloween, the City is providing guidance for celebrating safely, including safer alternatives that still promote a festive environment amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Halloween activities that are allowed, in adherence with the City’s Safer at Home Order and related protocols, include:

Online parties/contests (e.g., costume or pumpkin carving).
Car parades, such as drive-by events or contests.
Halloween movie nights at drive-in theaters.
Halloween-themed meals at outdoor restaurants.
Halloween-themed art installations at outdoor museums.
Dressing up homes and yards with Halloween themed decorations.
Halloween activities that are not allowed include:

Halloween gatherings, events or parties with non-household members, even if conducted outdoors.
Carnivals, festivals, live entertainment and haunted house attractions.
Door-to-door trick-or-treating should also be avoided as it can be very difficult to maintain proper physical distancing, ensure that everyone is appropriately masked to prevent disease spread and because sharing food is not recommended. “Trunk-or- treating,” where children go from car-to-car instead of door-to-door to receive treats, is also not recommended as it can be challenging to avoid crowding and sharing food.

It is also important to keep the following precautions in mind when celebrating Halloween and other upcoming holidays:

Always wear a cloth face covering when outside and when around others that are not part of your household.
Avoid confined spaces. Actively stay away from indoor spaces that do not allow for easy distancing of at least six feet.
Avoid close contact with others. Stay at least six feet away from all other people who are not part of your own household, especially while talking, eating, drinking and singing.
Wash or sanitize your hands often.
Clean frequently touched items regularly.
If you are sick, or if you have been in contact with someone who is sick with COVID-19 or has symptoms of COVID-19, stay home and away from others.

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