University administrators remain committed to finding a solution for students, faculty and staff struggling to find an affordable place to live in Long Beach.
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Long Beach City Council unanimously recognizes Asian Pacific Islander American Heritage Month
During Tuesday’s meeting, councilmembers voted to approve the recognition and celebration of the AAPI community during the month of May.
How CSULB lost an affordable housing opportunity in Downtown Long Beach
After spending years working on a development to provide students housing in the city, Long Beach State officials have been left empty-handed.
What will on-campus housing look like come fall for CSULB students?
You can live here if you take two shots first.
CSU chancellor shares new details about fall 2021 campus return
‘I can’t promise that it’ll be 100% smooth’
LA County sees no new COVID-19 deaths for second day in a row
It has been more than a year living through the pandemic and health officials are finally seeing positive results of numbers surrounding the coronavirus
Hero Pay touches Long Beach community through Kroger store closures, protests
Since the policy’s implementation in January, the city has seen multiple supermarket shutdowns and backlash from local activists.
Daily Forty-Niner welcomes new editor in chief
Ashley Ramos will start her time as editor of the Daily Forty-Niner this fall.
CSULB extends deadline for grad slides to May 7
With commencement less than a month away, Long Beach State officials have released more information about the upcoming ceremonies.
Students upset over rumored tuition increase, denied by CSULB officials
Students in a private CSULB Facebook group express frustration after believing the university increased fees for the fall 2021 semester.