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Sep 7, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET
Long Beach saves nearly 500 from losing vouchers
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Long Beach officials say they secured additional federal funding to keep about 480 households on Emergency Housing Vouchers from being kicked off assistance. A city memo says the extra $480,000, cost-saving measures, and help from a neighboring housing authority allow a transition to other rental programs by November.
WHO: Long Beach housing officials; Long Beach housing services bureau manager Paul Duncan; city memo; neighboring housing authority
WHAT: Secured funding to prevent hundreds of households from losing Emergency Housing Vouchers and transition them to other rental assistance programs.
WHEN: Reported Sep 7, 2026 at 6:07 PM ET
WHERE: Long Beach, CA
WHY: Officials said they obtained an estimated $480,000 increase in federal funding, along with cost-saving measures and help from a neighboring housing authority, to avoid running out of rental subsidy money.
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