Stories by Issue
As Seniors get used to to their last year of high school, counselors begin inviting guest
speakers from different colleges to motivate students, but this seems inadequate in
guaranteeing a higher high school to college transition rate...
Students from the Journalism and Mass Communications Department at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) partnered with New America Media’s youth-led Voicewaves this semester to cover issues in some of the city’s most diverse and economically disadvantaged communities...
Edgardo Cervano-Soto, 22, is a Richmond and San Pablo raised writer and film-maker...
Watch this video from Youth Empowerment Studios
to learn how young people are working together to keep kids in school.
By ANDRES GARCIA/South Kern Sol
BAKERSFIELD – Local LGBTQ community is left a little uncertain after United States President Barrack Obama announced of his support for same Sex Marriage...
By Alejandra Alarcon
Coachella Unincorporated
Coachella, Calif. — College of the Desert student Nancy Ramirez hopes to bring about change in her community by doing the thing she loves to do the most – create art...
Commentary, Iraida Santillan / Richmond Pulse
The possibility of a citywide soda tax is causing a debate among our residents...
Compiled by MIROSLAVA DELEON
Ed. Note: In October 2011, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed AB-131, the second part of the California Dream Act...
By Aurora Saldivar
Coachella Unincorporated
Gloria Rodriguez knew she wanted to be a journalist at a very young age...
VoiceWaves Journalist Wendy Lopez asked Long Beach residents, “What does a healthy community look like?” Here’s what Camerine Ponn had to say...
By Johnny Flores
Coachella Unincorporated
PALM DESERT, Calif. — The son of migrant farm workers, Raul Ruiz grew up in a trailer in Coachella dreaming of becoming a doctor and returning to his impoverished community to make difference...
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