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The Long Beach-based Museum of Latin American Art President and C.E.O. Stuart A. Ashman will explore the history of Cuban Photography this coming Sunday, February 5 at 2 P.M. ..
Elijah Bañuelos died January 25 after being shot in the head while standing in an open garage with his father and another man in Coachella’s Rancho Mariposa neighborhood...
“Turning Data into Action (TDA): Fighting Air Pollution in Two Immigrant Communities” is a community-academic collaboration to reduce disparities in asthma, cardiovascular disease and infant birth weight...
Despite the pleas of many Long Beach residents, with a vote of 7 to 2, the Downtown Plan will go forward as written...
Video by VoiceWaves Youth Journalist Daniel Tevai. Interview by Antonio Ruiz, Community Engagement Coordinator.
Why do residents continue to live in Long Beach?..
BAKERSFIELD–The Bakersfield Pride Festival was filled with booths, people, and of course, a sea of the rainbow from flags hanging or waving and products with the rainbow print on them...
Iexaminer.org, News Report, Nan Nan Liu, Posted: Jan 23, 2012
Seattle, Wa – In 2001, a sudden car crash shattered the wonderful life Wing Tse shared with his wife and two daughters...
By Nan Nan Liu
Tuyet Thi Mai, 69, already receives state public assistance, but still cannot afford rent...
Written by Anthony Nget
Asking a girl to a dance is hard. It’s even harder when you yourself are a girl...
By Maricruz Cabrera, Coachella Unincorporated
Leaders of Tomorrow, a group of college and high school students from the Eastern Coachella Valley, is not waiting for the future to bring about change in their community
They are taking the initiative and making a difference in their community today...
Text by Wendy Lopez, VoiceWaves Journalist. Photos by Wendy Lopez, Taitu Negus, and Daniel Tavai.
The Dr...
America’s Wire, News Report, Teresa Wiltz, Posted: Jan 24, 2012
WASHINGTON — While achievement levels have improved considerably for minority elementary and middle school students, studies show academic performance among high school age African Americans and Hispanics has fallen to levels not seen in thirty years...
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