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Ed note: In America, a person is considered to be in poverty if they make under $11,000 a year, meaning most people with minimum wage jobs are in poverty and one in 45 children in the U.S...
Editor’s Note: This week a group of young people in Los Angeles went on a seven-day fast to call attention to the welfare of children who are crossing into the United States to flee violence in their home countries...
It’s that time again. The World Cup is back, and it comes with an entire month full of competitions from the best soccer teams from around the globe...
Every day Wilson High School senior Victoria Leigh has a full plate. She gets to school at 7:30 am, attends classes, holds drama club meetings during lunch, continues on with classes and then attends an AP study session in anticipation of an upcoming final exam...
On May 12 & 13, community stakeholders from across California came together at the LA Gang Violence Prevention & Intervention Conference to focus on addressing the root causes of gang violence, and highlighting solutions that address those root causes...
As a 20-something-year-old student, I’ve endured my share of odd jobs in the pursuit of work experience and a little extra cash...
[Ed. Note] No matter who wins on June 3, for the first time since the 1980s in Long Beach the mayor will not be Caucasian...
When my high school cut its sex education program, my classmates and I decided to take matters in our own hands...
Ed Note: The American Psychological Association recently released the findings of their 2013 Stress In America Survey and the results were surprising...
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