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By CSULB Senior Seminar Reporters Jason Farabaugh, Andrew Spencer and Jami Kiyohara
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One week later, the doctor called to break the news that her hunch was indeed correct...
A group of young teen chefs are learning how to eat and make healthy food through the Health Corps program at Cabrillo High School...
Just down the street from Cabrillo High School in West Long Beach is a fast-food paradise: McDonald’s, Taco Bell, Winchell’s, Carl’s Jr.,..
Since the deadly shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School last November, there has been a continued national discussion prioritizing mental healthcare as a means to end violence in communities...
by Luis Cubas
You know how the saying goes: “You are what you eat.” The problem is, we don’t always have a choice...
The holidays are almost here and that means it’s time to overeat. Well, okay, maybe not overeat but sometimes we all don’t eat well...
When Miguel Anda, 52, walks into the AltaMed Health Clinic inside the Ramona Gardens housing complex, he is usually greeted with a warm hello and a long line of patients...
From the Atlantic Cities by EMILY BADGER
The housing crisis sounded all kinds of alarms for policymakers and the public about what happens when families can’t afford their homes, or when they lose the stability that a secure home provides...
The Affordable Care Act was designed to provide access to affordable health care to millions of Americans who lack it now...
New America Media, News Report
SAN FRANCISCO – When Alemaz Belay got a letter from Blue Shield of California last month, notifying her that her health care policy would no longer be effective come Jan...
WDET News/New America Media, News Feature, Martina Guzman
Photo: Seniors stretch in a fitness class sponsored by Detroit’s Latin Americans for Social and Economic Development...
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