Rudy Cardoso-Peraza
Rudy Cardoso-Peraza's journalism career began in high school. By the time he became a sophomore at Millikan High School, he realized that he could actually write pretty well. His classmates would praise his writing skills and also to his surprise, his English Literature teacher nominated and awarded him with an English Medal of Merit. While acquiring a passion for writing, Rudy also frequently followed the news on television and on newspapers. He is now a junior majoring in Journalism and minoring in Entrepreneurship at CSULB. Rudy is currently writing for CSULB's newspaper, the Daily 49er, and is an intern at VoiceWaves. Posts by Rudy Cardoso-Peraza:
Long Beach Rallies for Workers, Immigrants on May Day
Workers have celebrated May Day, or International Workers' Day, since the 1880's. On Sunday, Long Beach workers and immigrants rallied to say their struggle is not over.
Survivors Recognized on Cambodian Genocide Remembrance Day
Sunday marked the 41st anniversary of the Cambodian genocide. A commemoration held by Long Beach Cambodians and politicians recognized the victims and survivors.
Residents Give Input on City’s Master Bike Plan
The Beach Bicycle Master Plan hasn’t been updated since 2001 and suggestions from the public will be used to incorporate bike lanes, boulevards, and facilities.
Town Hall Hones in on School Culture & Fields School Board Candidates
Hundreds of students and parents gathered Saturday for a town hall and school board candidates’ forum to address the need to create a positive school culture.
CSULB Lecture: Trafficking is Also An Immigration Issue
Human trafficking is usually associated with sexual exploitation, but it also happens across low-wage labor sectors and particularly affects undocumented workers.
Activists Dance and Protest to ‘Stomp Out’ Wage Theft
“Collect! Protect! Enforce!”
That’s what dozens of participants chanted as they danced in unison outside Long Beach City Hall on March 15...
Fatal Police Shooting Leads to Lawsuit Against Long Beach
The family of a man shot to death by Long Beach police announced a $20 million lawsuit against the city Thursday and called for reforms within the police department...
Long Beach Residents Explore Alternatives in Intervention
Is it possible to confront neighborhood violence without police or public services? Hundreds of people gathered on Tuesday evening to explore this question and learn about the alternative approach commonly known as transformative justice.
The State of the City Through Youthful Eyes
What's the most important issue affecting Long Beach youth and what could be done? Hear it from the youth themselves.
Rare Photos of Snoop Dogg On Display In Long Beach
At the opening reception, Snoop made a surprise call-in by phone and photographer Duke Givens recounted personal tales of his life with the famed rapper.
At the Library: Free Lectures on Long Beach’s Cultures
Since Oct. 2015, the free events have given patrons and community organizations the chance to share stories, culture, and insight as to what it is like living in another country.
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