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Long Beach Government Information

  • City of Long Beach
    Official government Web site for the City of Long Beach, California.
  • Long Beach Police Department
    Official Web site.
  • Long Beach City Prosecutor
    Prosecutes all misdemeanor drunk driving cases occurring in the City of Long Beach.
  • Superior Court of California - County of Los Angeles
    The Los Angeles County Superior Court serves the 9.5 million people of Los Angeles County with courtrooms spread throughout the 4,000 square miles of the county - from Pomona to Santa Monica and from Lancaster to Long Beach.
  • California Highway Patrol
    Official Web Site for the CHP, offering information on traffic, office locations and news about this law enforcement agency.
  • Los Angeles County
    The official Web site of the County of Los Angeles, designed to provide a simple and convenient way to access information and services provided by the various departments, commissions and agencies that are part of the government of Los Angeles County.

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