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[Ed. Note: On July 18, local residents and leaders came together to discuss community-supported agriculture in Long Beach...
South Kern Sol, Reyna Olaguez
BAKERSFIELD – Residents of Greenfield, a neighborhood in southeast Bakersfield, are becoming increasingly disturbed by the amounts of broken glass, and cigarette and cigar butts, that are littering play areas in Rexland Acres Park. ..
If you need coverage, you can use the Marketplace. If you have coverage, you gain new protections...
Americans For Prosperity, funded by the Koch Brothers, is funding a series of anti-Obamacare ads that are full of innuendo, falsehoods, and proven lies. ..
By Monet Boyd, 16, Richmond Pulse
The first time I found out that “justice” was just a word was about three days ago...
Posted by Devonte Swag
Youth Radio’s Myles Bess is an African American teenager who’s the same age as Trayvon Martin was when he was killed...
Kulia I Ka Nu’u. Strive for the summit.
This was the motto of Hawaii’s Queen Kapi’olani...
Karla Martinez/COACHELLA UNINCORPORATED
While there are many family traditions I hope to pass down to my children one day, there is one tradition I hope ends with me...
In the July edition of the Vanguard, a magazine that identifies itself as the “official publication of the San Jose Police Officers’ Association,” is a step by step guide on how and why police should get a letter of apology during interviews in order to impact how cases are later adjudicated in the courts...
Contrary to what you might hear in the echo chamber of 24-hour news and social media, the Affordable Care Act is really here...
[Ed. Note: On July 13, the Long Beach Public Library hosted a screening of “Girls Rising,” a film that raised questions about the fight for education for girls across the globe...
ALEJANDRA ALARCON/Coachella Uninc
COACHELLA – Going to thrift shops is always fun, whether you are looking for something to wear or random knick-knacks...
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