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A crowded room of Long Beach residents listened to city officials describe the development process for a Violence Prevention Strategic Plan at Chavez Recreation Center on March 9...
Over the years, Long Beach has gained somewhat of a reputation as a violent city.
Just last year, Long Beach was named by the Centers for Disease Control as one of the top five cities in the nation with gang violence...
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Hispanic parents in this city care about the education of their children just as much as any other ethnic group, declared one Hispanic mother, Marta Lopez, during a recent town hall discussion on education...
Charter Channel 32 & Verizon Channel 41
The Long Beach Public Access Digital Network’s (PADNET) mission is to empower Long Beach residents with quality resources to create and share locally produced news, information and entertainment that fosters community pride and civic engagement...
by Jamilah King, ColorLines
In the year since George Zimmerman followed, fought and killed unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin, Florida’s Stand Your Ground law has been under national scrutiny...
The City of Long Beach invites you to learn about the Long Beach Violence Prevention Plan (LBVPP)...
Community members gathered on Wednesday, February 20, 2013, 4:30pm until 7:00pm
at Roosevelt Elementary School, 1400 E 20th st, Long Beach, CA
They lent their voices and shared their vision for a healthier Long Beach!..
Long Beach is a city known for its diversity: in people, music, and food. Regarded as a global city, it is a definite epic center of migration, with migrant workers commonly found in the booming hotel Industry and numerous foreign-born students attending the CSULB and Long Beach City College campuses...
By CSULB Senior Seminar Reporters Sandy Brambila, Chie Uraki, Katrina Guevara and Brianda Sanchez
In July of 2007, the mile-long area along Anaheim Street and between Junipero Avenue and Atlantic Avenue was appointed, Cambodia Town. ..
Last Tuesday the California Center for Equality and Justice (CCEJ) held their 22nd annual Interfaith Prayer Breakfast at the Long Beach Convention Center...
“An expert in peace,” words used by Second District Council Person Suja Lowenthal to describe Michelle Molina...
The Washington Informer, News Report, Dorothy Rowley
A highly-vocal and growing alliance of public education advocates have united to end what they describe as the discriminatory shuttering of schools in black and Latino neighborhoods...
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