Stories by Issue
Eleven months after a living wage measure for hotel workers passed in the City of Long Beach, workers at the Hilton Hotel say that the wage increase to $13 an hour has resulted in a reduction of their work hours...
If Sherman Ray Harper had a say in the city budget, he would invest in more recreation centers because he doesn’t want more youth to end up homeless like him...
Youth Radio has been following education all year but this week we’re looking at the issue of like racial inequities in schools...
Baylingual • Silicon Valley De-Bug • Photo • December 4, 2013
This past weekend the “Urban Barber College” in Concord had what they called, “UBC Barber Battle: Best of the Best”, a competition held to test a barber’s skills...
JOHNNY FLORES JR/ Coachella Uninc
If you are a high school senior, you know that ‘tis the season for college applications!..
By Edgardo Cervano-Soto
When Nora Vigil first saw the scenes of domestic and street violence in the new local film,Sin Padre, she “thought of the violence occurring in Richmond,” even though the film is set in San Francisco’s Mission District...
Two different families with two different legal statuses share one thing in common: Fear...
Everyday, Californians struggle to find and keep jobs in today’s languishing economy. For the high school students who are about to make decisions that will impact the rest of their lives, watching their parents, friends and teachers lose their jobs has created a sense of doubt about their future...
New America Media, News Report, Viji Sundaram
above photo: Tyler (left), Liz and Steve Parker in front of their Tulsa Ribs Restaurant in Orange, Calif...
VoiceWaves, in partnership with Palacio de Long Beach Magazine and the Public Access Digital Network (PADNET), presents Re-Imagining Diversity in Long Beach...
The Arts Council for Long Beach recently sponsored an event called A Lot to activate empty lots in the city with art and performances...
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