Is Long Beach Hiring Enough of Its Own?

Jun. 30, 2017 / By Crystal Niebla
Tags: hire, Labor, local, Work

Advocates contend that the city has largely failed its promises to hire locally. The city says it has exceeded targets. Who's right? It depends on whom you mean by "local."

Gay Kickball Brings Healthier Social Outlet for LGBT, Everyone

Jun. 26, 2017 / By CSULB Enterprise Reporters
Tags: community, LGBTQ, Sports

While nightlife may be the the primary social space for the LGBTQ community, kickball is becoming a new alternative in Long Beach.

I Against Me: The Paradox of Creativity and Mental Illness

Jun. 16, 2017 / By Chelcee Bunkley
Tags: anxiety, Depression, mental health

Creativity was this youth’s lifelong outlet for depression -- until it affected that too.

Why These ‘Super Seniors’ Have Taken the Same Class for 20 Years

Jun. 14, 2017 / By CSULB Enterprise Reporters
Tags: city college, class, elders, seniors

Long Beach City College really gets down with lifelong learning.

Angelenos Speak Up for Food Justice

Jun. 12, 2017 / By Crystal Niebla
Tags: organic, street food, Wages, worker rights

Over a hundred gathered to support better wages and conditions for food workers.

Hey LBUSD Students, Summer’s Coming Soon But the ACs Aren’t

Jun. 9, 2017 / By CSULB Enterprise Reporters
Tags: heat, Measure, schools, summer

In the meantime, schools are finding other ways to cool off during the coming heat.

Long Beach Residents React to New Downtown Developments

Jun. 3, 2017 / By Crystal Niebla
Tags: Affordable Housing, Long Beach, Rents

Although the city pledged to make affordable housing units, many Long Beach residents just don't think it's enough.

Q&A: With Cambodian Elections on the Horizon, Long Beach Immigrant Reflects on Homeland

Jun. 2, 2017 / By Crystal Niebla
Tags: Cambodia, Government, Voting

Villages in Cambodia will elect local commune leaders on June 4.