City officials in Long Beach are highlighting progress in providing housing and shelter. The number of people in shelters or temporary housing has gone up. There are more people in these facilities now than before.
A recent survey found that many individuals are still without homes. The total count is higher than it was last year. Further information about the city's efforts to address this issue can be found through local news sources, including NBC Los Angeles.
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