You can click on this link http://www.longbeach.gov/cd/neighborhood_services/code/current_open_cases.asp and find out how many code enforcement cases are currently open in the city -- the addresses and what has been done to date.
Often constituents turn in an address to code enforcement and then complain that "nothing is done." Due process and notice is required and the offending address is allowed to fix the problem without being cited...as long as they fix it.
Checking this list will tell you exactly what is going on.
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