$10.7M Measure A housing and renter protection funding
Long Beach
Summary
Long Beach is getting about $10.7 million in year-one Measure A dollars through LACAHSA — $5 million for new affordable housing, $2.2 million for emergency rental aid launching April 13, $1.4 million for eviction-defense legal help, and youth homelessness prevention starting in June.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed May 19, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $10.7 million flowing into Long Beach housing and homelessness-prevention programs this year.
Low-income renters facing eviction, extremely low-income households needing affordable housing, and transition-age youth at risk of homelessness.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council - May 19, 2026
Year two of LA County's regional housing agency money: $5.3M for 60 new affordable units, $4.6M for renter aid and free eviction legal help for 600 households, and youth homelessness prevention for 50 young people.
Housing and Public Health Committee - Apr 7, 2026
Long Beach is getting about $10.7 million in year-one Measure A dollars through LACAHSA — $5 million for new affordable housing, $2.2 million for emergency rental aid launching April 13, $1.4 million for eviction-defense legal help, and youth homelessness prevention starting in June.
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