Long Beach faces a major budget shortfall: The proposed FY2027 budget seeks to close a $58.2 million deficit by eliminating 483 positions—263 filled and 220 vacant—along with cuts across city departments and services. **Top... — read more 

Long Beach is facing a significant budget deficit, leading to proposed deep cuts and hundreds of layoffs. Simultaneously, the city's budget includes pay increases for top officials like the mayor and city manager. While the mayor and city manager... — read more 

Anduril Industries is investing an additional $1 billion into a new campus in Long Beach, California. This expansion will include facilities for offices, labs, and prototype manufacturing. The company is developing advanced technologies such as... — read more 

The Long Beach Unified School District has laid off more than 500 employees to address a significant financial deficit. These cuts include temporary certified staff, federally-funded Head Start program employees, librarians, and various support... — read more 

Long Beach is proposing significant layoffs affecting over 260 city employees to address a $58 million budget deficit. The cuts will impact various departments, including fire, police, and homeless services. Over 200 vacant positions are also slated... — read more 

400+ laid off. More details here: http://www.oc-breeze.com/2017/03/26/98482_local-layoffs-since-the-beginning-of-2017/

Does anyone know more on this topic.