How a Poly High School student won a first-of-its-kind environmental award
Action for Nature recognized young people around the world for their inspiring actions to protect the environment.
Action for Nature recognized young people around the world for their inspiring actions to protect the environment.
VIP Records launched the careers of Snoop, Warren G and Nate Dogg, but the shop has moved, and its iconic sign has been in storage for years. What’s the plan to get it back in public? Kelvin Anderson explains.
On today’s episode of “The Word” podcast, Liliana Lopez, the director of programs at the WomenShelter of Long Beach, is going to answer some common questions about domestic violence and provide resources for those who need assistance.
Ronnie Maynard was living on the riverbed in Long Beach, but with the help of a new mentor, he’s found purpose.
Owners of the New Orleans-style shaved ice shop had been staying resilient through a string of crimes. The latest one has been especially frustrating.
How can the Black community hold politicians accountable? Jackie Rae puts that question to Nigel Lifsey, the new president of the Greater Long Beach Black Democratic Club.
Post 21’s name is a reminder of the Tulsa race massacre on May 31, 1921, that destroyed Black Wall Street.
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.