On today’s “The Word” podcast, April Parker explains why her foundation is excited about what the future holds when it comes to addressing housing insecurities.
On today’s episode of “The Word” podcast, COA’s director shares how they’re striving to improve life for everyone in the community and how we all need to work to solve the homelessness issue.
We partnered with Meals on Wheels of Long Beach to hear what people are thankful for. Chime in with your gratitude as well.
Chaplain Jeff Levine wants people to think of homelessness in more human terms—not as just a problem to be solved.
On this week’s “The Word” podcast, mayoral hopeful Suzie Price tells the story of how she fled Iran and answers tough questions about her work in the Orange County District Attorney’s office.
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.
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.
