On this week’s episode of “The Word” podcast, Fluffy’s Sno-Balls owners discuss the impacts of the vandalism and why they don’t want the repeated attacks to drive them out of Long Beach.
The California Dental Association Foundation is hosting a free, appointment-only dental clinic Saturday, Aug. 13 at Children’s Dental Health Clinic in Long Beach.
“The general public doesn’t understand how dehumanizing the system is and how traumatizing it is,” says Chelsie Nicholson co-chair of the Community Action Partners Alliance of Long Beach and the city’s new interim reentry coordinator.
We’ve seen Long Beach Unified students demand gun control laws, and now they are taking on climate change.
On this episode of “The Word” Jackie Rae sits down with Darnell Hicks and learns what life is like after being wrongfully accused.
Taryn Williams went from Long Beach honors student to robbing a store with a pocket knife. But her life changed in prison, and she wants to make sure others get the opportunities she did.
McIntosh was a cellmate with a man who started Unite the People to help provide aid to people who were unjustly sentenced. With the help of the nonprofit and a documentary made about McIntosh’s life called Q-Ball, Allen McIntosh will be released from prison on Monday, June 27.
On today’s podcast, we will sit down with Dirty Prospector Whiskey co-founder Markus Biegel and hear about the lessons he learned from failed businesses and doubt.
Why is it so hard to get most voters engaged in local elections that affect them so much? On this week’s “The Word” Long Beach Post political reporter Jason Ruiz sits down with Jackie Rae to discuss.
What’s it’s like to be a student in the age of school shooters? These Long Beach high schoolers say they felt compelled to demand change.
