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By CSULB Student Reporter Mitch Atkinson..
The US Census Bureau is testing a new way to measure poverty – and the new measurement indicates that California has the highest poverty rate in the nation...
Mobile Voices (VozMob) is a platform for immigrant and/or low-wage workers in Los Angeles to create stories about their lives and communities directly from cell phones...
When Jimmy Ng introduced the process of planting and growing food to elementary students in North Long Beach, he was dumbstruck when they could not answer the question of where a piece of fruit came from...
Scores of Long Beach children raised homemade frown-face signs to express their frustration with port officials at a special meeting held by Council Member James Johnson at Silverado Park Wednesday night...
In a city without it’s own local television station and only one Long Beach-based radio station, local media coverage is sparse...
By VoiceWaves Guest Writer Tonia Reyes Uranga
I want to stress the importance of voting in this very important election this November 6th...
Hoping to help voters make decisions that support a healthy Long Beach, Khmer Girls In Action created a voter guide...
By CSULB Senior Seminar Reporter Candace Marquez
Once a white working-class neighborhood, North Long Beach is now home to many ethnicities including African-Americans, Latinos, Samoans, and Tongans...
The Long Beach Community Database was developed as a community service by ReThinking Greater Long Beach to provide a publicly available common set of statistical information about Long Beach, California, for those interested in making Long Beach a better place for all residents to live and work...
Last week’s 11th bi-annual Pro-Bike, Pro-Walk (PBPW) conference came at a dynamic time for transportation in Long Beach...
The Summer Night Lights Program at Admiral Kidd Park came to an end the night of Aug...
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