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Christopher Zatarain arrived at the California Coastal Commission meeting at Long Beach City Hall at 8 a.m...
New America Media, Commentary, Li Lovett
In my teens I’d never delivered the paper, flipped a burger, or worked at Walmart...
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 Jennifer Lam
A typical school night for most teens may be made up of sports practice, dinner, homework and maybe a study session...
Long Beach community advocates, religious leaders, union organizers and city representatives packed the conference room on the 3rd floor of the Long Beach City Hall this past Monday, April 8...
Let’s face it: While it’s been a few years since the recession began, it’s still hard to find a job...
Videos by Joshua Jimenez
On Tuesday, Long Beach residents will cast their votes on a range of issues, including a living wage for hotel workers to a schedule change for municipal elections...
During a community input meeting hosted by the Port of Long Beach and the West Long Beach Neighborhood Association, a young woman confronted port officials, asking them what was being done to ensure that port jobs reach Long Beach residents...
Alianza News/New America Media, News Report, Gerardo Fernandez , Posted: Jul 13, 2012
Photo: Seniors are shown using Facebook at the Andrew Jackson Center in the Bronx, N.Y...
News Report, Donny Lumpkins, Richmond Pulse
Editor’s Note: Last October, California began implementation of AB109 and AB117, laws intended to reduce overcrowding in its state prisons...
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