DON’T SHOOT THE MESSENGER: Businesses threaten to move if city doesn’t fix crime, homelessness problem
Attorney General of California candidate Nathan Hochman discusses his anti-crime platform on 'The Claman Countdown.', are threatening to pack up and move if issues such as crime, drug use and homelessness are not addressed, according to a local report.
"The situation in Downtown is desperate, sad and disappointing. We are close to having very few choices to save our Downtown spot," Beachwood Brewing co-owner Gabriel Gordon wrote in an Oct. 27 email to the Downtown Long Beach Alliance, the outlet reported. Within his email, he outlined what issues are plaguing the areas, including violence near the restaurant, people using drugs openly, and others wandering around those dining.
Other business leaders have sounded the alarm on public safety and the homelessness crisis in the city in recent weeks.
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