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World Journal, News Report, Staff
Fifty thousand Chinese Americans rallied in 27 U.S. cities last Saturday to protest what they call racist comments made during the Jimmy Kimmel Live!..
Last week, Typhoon Haiyan, known in the Philippines as typhoon Yolanda, tore through the Philippines leaving death and destruction in its wake...
Local schools are not abundant in the area surounding the Ramona Gardens housing complex...
By Alfredo Camacho for South Kern Sol
BAKERSFIELD – The Central Valley became ground zero in the struggle for immigrant rights last week, when a coalition of women activists gathered outside of Congressman and House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy’s office in downtown Bakersfield to take part in a demonstration and act of civil disobedience to demand an end to deportations, and congressional action on federal immigration reform...
by Pendarvis Harshaw
SAN QUENTIN — As I walk down the hill, beyond the blind curve, “the yard” reveals itself...
From this week’s edition of NewsLongBeach: Interview with Alex Montances, National Alliance for Filipino Concerns
See the full program beginning Thursday, November 14, 7pm on Charter 32 and Verizon 41...
New America Media, First Person, We’Ced staff
Editor’s Note: In 2009, The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act increased Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits – commonly known as food stamps — by 13.6 percent, as a way to bring relief to struggling Americans during the economic recession...
Produced by Antonio Ruiz
Artist McLean Fahnestock works in video, sculptural installation, and digital photographic processes...
Produced by Ben Novotny
Last February, an all day forum was organized by the African American convening committee to discuss the state of black long beach...
Ever wondered what it would be like to not have to pay an energy bill? You might think you’d have a house full of candles or even an empty boring house with no refrigerator or no AC...
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