A student reporter trying to do a routine story on how the school is helping students manage finals stress was turned away by secretary Dawn Truesdelle, who declined to give her name and said she ...

The opening ceremony for the newest art gallery at LAC on Nov. 1 focused on the work of various LBCC alumni, all of which have displayed individual pieces to portray who they are as an ...

Small Sounds is a new video series for local artists to showcase their music in a scaled-down performance accompanied by a podcast interview. This episode features SALTER, an alternative-pop artist ...

Small Sounds is a new video series for Long Beach artists to showcase their music in a scaled-down performance accompanied by a podcast interview. This episode features Phia Moore, a Long Beach ...

After a tough battle between the Vikings and the Golden West College Rustlers, the Vikings fell short with a final score of 31-24 on Saturday. At halftime, the Vikings were down by seven ...

Participants anticipate the start of the Long Beach Marathon which was announced to be minutes away. The runners arrived in the early morning before sunrise in Long Beach, CA on Oct. 6, 2024. (Destiny ...

Iconic record store V.I.P. Records, known for being the location of Snoop Dogg’s “Who Am I?” music video and a piece of Long Beach history, made an appearance at LBCC, bringing with it two guest ...

LBCC's Jubilee Allen and Tainea Allen block a scoring attempt from an East Los Angeles College attacker. The Vikings swept ELAC 3-0 on Wednesday Oct. 30, 2024 during their matchup at Long Beach City ...

LBCC students decorated miniature pumpkins and colored pictures of flowers as part of an election therapy workshop held inside the Student Union section of the B Building on Wednesday. The ...

LA’s GOP and Long Beach Area Republicans hosted an election night watch party at Roscoe’s Chicken and Waffles in Downtown Long Beach on Tuesday. Only a few minutes away, the Long Beach Young ...

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