Lives on the Line as Community Hospital in Long Beach Closes, Nurses Say

Jun. 25, 2018 / By Georgina Sandoval
Tags: community hospital, Community medical center long beach, Healthcare

The hospital is set for closure this summer after not meeting updated seismic code.

After Deportation, How do Families Cope?

Jun. 22, 2018 / By CSULB Enterprise Reporters
Tags: border, deportation, family separation, Undocumented Immigrants

ICE deportations cast a wider net, catching families off guard.

OP-ED: ‘13 Reasons Why’ is The Suicide Prevention Show We’ve Needed

Jun. 16, 2018 / By Chantera Walton
Tags: 13 reasons why, mental health, suicide prevention, teens

Yes, there are spoilers.

Long Beach Poly Teens Vie to Build a Future with Robotics

Jun. 15, 2018 / By CSULB Enterprise Reporters
Tags: High School, Long Beach, robotics, STEM

The ‘Poly Rabbotics’ team members spend about 20-25 hours each week to help build, design and program their robot.

Filipino Human Rights Activists Call to ‘Stop the Killings’ in Drug War in Homeland

Jun. 7, 2018 / By Georgina Sandoval
Tags: drugs, filipino, Philippines, War

Activists from Long Beach, L.A., and abroad are organizing to stop Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs that has claimed over 12,000 lives.

40 Years On, VIP Records Evolves Toward a New Vision

Jun. 1, 2018 / By Elizabeth Campos
Tags: hiphop, records, Snoop, VIP

During the store’s 40-year tenure, the Long Beach milestone provided a hub for hip-hop’s titans, a safe space and creative sanctuary for local youth