New Waterfront Plans Puts San Pedro’s Historical Red Car in Jeopardy

Jun. 22, 2015 / By CSULB Enterprise Reporters
Tags: Port of Long Beach

The Port of LA electric Red Car is expected to transport its last passengers at the Lobster Festival late in September.

Long Beach Workers Break Their Silence On Wage Theft

Jun. 18, 2015 / By Adalhi Montes
Tags: Living Wage, Minimum Wage, Wages, workers

On June 13, the Coalition to End Wage Theft held a town hall to discuss poverty jobs and unpaid wages in the city, including ways to work together to solve the issues.

For Youth, Education Program Gives Hope After Incarceration

Jun. 18, 2015 / By Michael Lozano
Tags: Prison, prison industrial complex, students, Youth

At Rosie the Riveter Youth Program, “at-risk” youth are considered “at-promise”, and receive an accredited high school education and job training.

Surviving the Drought in California: Farm Workers Struggle to Put Food on the Table

Jun. 16, 2015 / By The kNOw Fresno
Tags: drought, Farm Workers

Undocumented farm workers are hit the hardest because of California's extreme drought.

Residents Speak Up Against Long Beach Police Tactics

Jun. 16, 2015 / By M. Smith

Long Beach Police Chief Robert Luna addressed the families of those who were killed by police at a town hall meeting on June 11.

Celebrating Bike Culture in Long Beach

Jun. 12, 2015 / By M. Smith
Tags: biking, Exercise

Cycling enthusiasts from all over the city got to participate in Bike Fest 2015, a daty of music, education and more.

Sophia’s Hope: A Swab of The Inside of Your Cheek

Jun. 9, 2015 / By New America Media
Tags: cancer, Health, health care

Those who are not Caucasians are more likely to die of leukemia or of other blood cancers.