City Approves Proposal For Youth Transition Home
A proposal to transform an abandoned building into a center that helps youth transition out of foster care received support from City Council last week. At its June 2 meeting, the City Council unanimously approved the conversion of the former Palace Hotel in central Long Beach to a foster youth transition home, which will be run by Los Angeles-based nonprofit United Friends of the Children (UFC) and developed by the LINC Housing Corporation. Continue reading Downtown Gazette.
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