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New America Media, Question & Answer, Viji Sundaram
Ed. Note: Hundreds of fast food workers from about 60 cities nationwide struck work Aug...
As the cost of tuition rises and the job market becomes more difficult, young people today have become more indebted than generations past...
In the video above, VoiceWaves highlights some places in Long Beach that are helping residents who desire to live sustainably and at low cost...
By CSULB Senior Seminar Reporters Ryah Cooley and Angela Ratzlaff
Like most immigrants chasing the American Dream, husband-and-wife business owners Tony Lim and Lily Chong started a business in hopes of living a fulfilling life on their own terms...
LONG BEACH, Calif. — Thousands of families here are being financially stretched to their breaking point due to rental costs that are out of sync with what the average resident can afford, according to recently released city data — and the job outlook over the next seven years doesn’t suggest that will change anytime soon...
When Long Beach City College was first established in the late 1960s, tuition was $60 per term...
The first five years of a child’s life is when they grow and develop the most...
Let’s face it: While it’s been a few years since the recession began, it’s still hard to find a job...
By VoiceWaves Youth Reporter Abbey Rhodes
This month Colorado and Washington State legalized marijuana for medicinal and recreational use...
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