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Commentary, Edgardo Cervano-Soto
It was in 1987 when my mom, dad and two older sisters moved out of their apartment unit on South Van Ness and 22nd Street in San Francisco’s Mission District...
New America Media, News Report, Anna Challet
California schools are getting close to fully implementing Common Core, and with it new standardized tests, more rigorous expectations for classrooms, and over $1 billion in state funding for school districts...
Produced by Antonio Ruiz
The Arts Council For Long Beach has embarked on an ambitious two-year project to turn empty lots into vibrant places where art and culture are visible and available to everyone...
The Youth Leadership Council of the Korean American Resource & Cultural Center Fighting Youth Shouting Out for Humanity created this video campaign to elevate Asian American youth voices in the immigration reform debate...
New America Media, News Report, Viji Sundaram
Editor’s Note: Despite the fact that one in six Californians has a mental health issue, private insurers historically have lacked coverage for mental health treatment, and public health programs don’t offer enough, resulting in many patients not getting the treatment they need...
Editor: One in an occasional posting of interesting videos
Katie Makkai, a veteran poetry slammer – defining the word “pretty”...
The laughter of four barefoot boys fills the air as they race desk chairs — not in a park, but rather in an improvised backyard, which happens to be an alley in Boyle Heights...
Recently, the California Conference For Equality And Justice convened a series of discussions to address those issues and emotions. ..
The Affordable Care Act was designed to provide access to affordable health care to millions of Americans who lack it now...
by Brian Addison
Long Beach City College (LBCC) has announced that two winter sessions will be offered to students shortly after its Board voted to partake in a controversial two-tier fee system for intersession courses...
PALM DESERT – A Coachella Valley High School teacher will screen his new film, Parts of Disease, to raise funds for his school’s cheer team on October 18 at California State University San Bernardino’s Palm Desert campus...
Commentary • Poojan Dave
From the spoken word, to written letters to dial-up phones, humans have always sought new ways to communicate with one another...
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