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March has started, and with it comes a chance to honor women who have made a mark in the business sphere. Women’s History Month isn’t only about looking back. It is about acknowledging the tremendous work women do every single day. And right here in Long Beach, there are so many women-owned businesses that are
A city known for its coastal beauty and diverse community, owes much of its character to the powerful women who have shaped its history. Their stories spanning sports, arts, politics, and beyond have left an indelible mark on the city and its people. Billie Jean King, Doris Topsy-Elvord, Laura Yeager, Misty May-Treanor, Jenni Rivera, and
Long Beach, California, is home to a growing number of Black-led nonprofits that work tirelessly to uplift and support the local community. These organizations offer crucial services, foster cultural pride, and work towards economic and social empowerment. Here’s a look at some of these impactful groups in 2025 and how you can get involved. The
¡Hola, mis amores! Valentine’s Day is upon us, and if you’re craving something beyond the usual dinner and roses, let’s get into some unique and adventurous activities in and around Long Beach. Whether you’re celebrating with a partner, friends, or flying solo, aquí les traigo algunas opciones fabulosas: 1. Kayak Through the Naples Canals Experience
In the early 1950s, amidst a society rife with prejudice and legal persecution against homosexuals, a courageous group of individuals in Los Angeles dared to envision a platform for the gay community. This vision materialized as ONE Magazine, the first widely distributed pro-gay publication in the United States. Launched in January 1953 by ONE, Inc.,
El Norte Didn’t Cross Us—They Took It Si te han dicho alguna vez “Go back to where you came from,” it’s time to set the record straight: Mexicans didn’t cross the border—the border crossed us. Desde California hasta Texas, this was all México until the U.S., drunk on Manifest Destiny, straight-up stole it. What happened
For many years, Long Beach, California, has been known for its inclusive culture and diverse population. Many immigrants, many from Asia, Latin America, and other parts of the world, call Long Beach, one of the state’s largest cities, home. In particular, the city supports laws that protect and help immigrants in the areas of public
Every February 2nd, Mexico and many Latin American countries celebrate Día de la Candelaria, a day where tradition, food, and family come together. If you thought the party ended with La Rosca De Reyes on Three King’s Day, think again—this is where it all comes full circle, especially if you were the lucky one who
When we talk about the LGBTQ+ rights movement, most people immediately think of the Stonewall Riots of 1969. But decades before Stonewall, an underground network of activists was laying the foundation for the modern fight for equality. Enter the Mattachine Society—a pioneering LGBTQ+ organization that dared to exist in a time when being gay was
Long Beach, get ready to raise your glass to a whiskey experience like no other. This Sunday, January 19, 2025, Roxanne’s is hosting Whiskey Wonderland: Land of the Future from 12 PM to 6 PM, and let me tell you, this is not your uncle’s whiskey tasting. Picture this: a day packed with futuristic sips,
