Stories by Issue
By Antoinette J. Evans
If all goes according to plan, Richmond public schools — and the students they serve — will have something positive to look forward to, this fall and beyond...
By Malcolm Rivera / South Kern Sol
I’m going to relate a story from my past to you...
Profile, Pendarvis Harshaw
In 2008, Reinaldi Gilder promised himself that he would never go back to jail...
The Center for Public Integrity, News Report, Susan Ferriss
Minors with mental health problems and other disabilities are held in “unconscionable conditions” of 23-hour solitary confinement and deliberately cut off from education and other rehabilitation at a San Francisco Bay Area juvenile hall, alleges a lawsuit filed Thursday in federal court in Northern California...
VoiceWaves announces the start of production on NewsLongBeach, a 30-minute weekly newstalk TV magazine, that will begin airing in October 2013 on the Public Access Digital Network (PADNET)...
Cortos Y Fuertes/Short and Strong is a student film contest sponsored by the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor and UNITE HERE...
According to a report from the community advocate Housing Long Beach, “Nearly half of Long Beach renters spent more than 35% of their income on rent—forcing almost 130,000 residents to choose between rent, food, and medical expenses each month.”..
“Our Community” is a VoiceWaves project and community event being showcased on Aug. 26. Youth reporters were tasked to explore their community through a camera’s lens, each picking one community-based organization to shine a spotlight on...
“Our Community” is a VoiceWaves project and community event being showcased on Aug. 26. Youth reporters were tasked to explore their community through a camera’s lens, each picking one community-based organization to shine a spotlight on...
New America Media, News Report, Vickie Cheng
SAN FRANCISCO – Elsa Eder stands in her lab coat, preparing to inject genes from one cell into another...
Congratulations to the families and community of Santa Clara County! We successfully made our voices heard, and stopped the implementation of a jail policy which would have greatly restricted inmates from receiving letters, photos, and all of the other “lifelines” that connect those on the inside to their loved ones on the outside...
DEARBORN, Mich. — In Michigan, 1.8 million people will see a cut in their food assistance benefits this fall, when a temporary boost to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — or SNAP, formerly known as food stamps — is set to expire, according to a new report from the Washington, D.C.-based..
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