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Ed Note: The American Psychological Association recently released the findings of their 2013 Stress In America Survey and the results were surprising...
Join HealthCorps, Active Alliance, and Long Beach Cabrillo for their first annual Highway to Health Festival...
WATCH & SHARE the story of Andres, a Long Beach restaurant worker as he shares how wage theft affects him and his family, why he is speaking out, and his message to local elected officials...
Parents from across Los Angeles gave mixed grades for the district’s approach in involving them in budgetary decisions Wednesday, at a forum hosted by New America Media and organization Families In Schools, intended as an outlet for parents to voice their concerns...
Dear Jeanne Moos,
I recently saw your short two minute piece on the Williams’ family traveling to Aotearoa (New Zealand)...
By CSULB Senior Seminar Reporter Cole Hughey
It’s not everyday you get to eat fresh seafood caught along the coast...
Please join East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice for the free film premier and discussion of Come Hell or High Water: The Battle for Turkey Creek with film maker Leah Mahan...
By CSULB Senior Seminar Reporter Evan Cornutt
Cal State Long Beach student Blake Dempsey remembers one thing more than any other about his time growing up in the Long Beach Unified School District: the food...
New America Media, News Report, Peter Schurmann,
SAN FRANCISCO – There are a quarter million Muslims living in the Bay Area, and nearly half of them are under the age of 35...
San Diego Voice, News Report, Kimetha Hill, Posted: Apr 16, 2014
Photo courtesy of San Diego Refugee Tutoring Center
Editor’s Note: As California schools scramble to prepare for the new educational standards known as Common Core, teachers who work with refugee students have a different concern: the new computerized tests could make these students fall even further behind...
Is the City doing its job to implement language access?
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