Stories by Issue
By FABIAN GONZALEZ/South Kern Sol
ARVIN—Despite Kern County Board of Supervisors’ ordered of its closure, Community Recycling Center in Arvin remains open...
By Rogelio Montaño
Coachella Unincorporated
Graffiti. You see it everywhere. Though it at times can be used as a creative outlet for expression, it is mostly considered outright vandalism — especially if sprayed on abandoned or homes that are for sale...
New America Media, News Report, Khalil Abdullah, Posted: Feb 11, 2012
WASHINGTON, D.C.–The $25 billion home mortgage settlement announced this week will be especially important for ethnic families, said Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Shaun Donovan, in a call-in press briefing Friday...
As part of VoiceWaves mission to spotlight Long Beach Community Resources to Build a Healthy Community, we present The Children’s Clinic. ..
Interviewed by Anthony Nget, Photo by Wendy Lopez
Representative of Long Beach’s rich melding of different cultures, Raymond Chavarria is a Mexican American who works as the Associate Project Director at UCC. ..
Featured — January 31, 2012 9:07 pm
By Alejandra Alarcon and Rogelio Montaño
Coachella Unincorporated
With California’s budget crisis, residents are becoming aware of current economic issues the state faces...
Video by VoiceWaves Youth Journalist Daniel Tevai. Interview by Antonio Ruiz, Community Engagement Coordinator.
Why do residents continue to live in Long Beach?..
Iexaminer.org, News Report, Nan Nan Liu, Posted: Jan 23, 2012
Seattle, Wa – In 2001, a sudden car crash shattered the wonderful life Wing Tse shared with his wife and two daughters...
By Nan Nan Liu
Tuyet Thi Mai, 69, already receives state public assistance, but still cannot afford rent...
America’s Wire, News Report, Teresa Wiltz, Posted: Jan 24, 2012
WASHINGTON — While achievement levels have improved considerably for minority elementary and middle school students, studies show academic performance among high school age African Americans and Hispanics has fallen to levels not seen in thirty years...
New America Media, News Report, Suzanne Manneh, Posted: Jan 17, 2012
SAN FRANCISCO — After nearly a decade of serving the Central Valley, the Spanish-language weekly El Sol De Visalia, printed its last edition in late December...
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