City Fabrick is a nonprofit design studio promoting progressive urban design that enhances the livability of communities & the health of residents in Long Beach.
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The City of Long Beach is currently developing a comprehensive Violence Prevention Plan. The city has convened an advisory committee composed of over 40 members...
The Youth Leader Long Beach Class 2013 graduated on Saturday, April 20 at the Long Beach Playhouse...
From a newsletter sent by the LB Coalition for Good Jobs and a Healthy Community
Last week, a four year boycott of the Hyatt Regency Long Beach officially ended when workers voted to have Unite Here Local 11 represent them as a bargaining unit within both Hyatt Regency Long Beach and Hyatt the Pike Long Beach. ..
It’s perhaps the biggest congregation of Long Beach activist groups.
It’s the Mayor’s State of the City...
International Examiner , Commentary, Christine Takada, Posted: Apr 05, 2013
Photo: Andrelina “Elna” Orbeta, 79, works helping seniors who phone a Seattle nonprofit...
As the only Long Beach Parks & Recreation center that encourages cultural and multi-ethnic arts and programming, Homeland Cultural Center provides people of all ages a place to foster creativity and celebrate the diversity that Long Beach offers...
While growing up in Long Beach, Andrea Sulsona belonged to two different worlds.
At school she spoke English with her friends, teachers, and classmates, but at home she only spoke Spanish...
When Woodrow Wilson High School teacher Mike Smith suffered of a heart attack years ago, he became a part of Building Bridges Camp history...
City Fabrick is a nonprofit design studio promoting progressive urban design that enhances the livability of communities & the health of residents in Long Beach.
Youth reporters explored the question of queer and youth friendliness in Long Beach. What spaces do queer youth feel safe?..
So it begins. What has been a long uphill battle, might get even longer.
More than a week has passed since The Port of Los Angeles’ Board of Harbor Commissioners approved the Environmental Impact Report for construction of a cutting-edge shipping yard on the edge of Long Beach by railroad giant Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF)...
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