House prices holding in North Long Beach
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That's a bee from the colony at the Firehouse Community Farm on the stick in Angela Aguiana's hand. Angela is a California State University Dominguez Hills College Corps member and working on projects at the teaching farm in North Long Beach. On this fall day, she was working at the Vegan Festival at the firehouse.
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Help wanted: North Long Beach resident finds...
A group of Fullerton College journalism students fanned out around Los Angeles, Orange and Riverside counties, looking for people who refused to fill out a census form and to find out why, given the census’...
Soon after the Great Recession, house prices plummeted and buyers who had money swooped in to buy houses that had fallen in value by as much as 50 percent.
Now, coronavirus and a recession...
About eight years ago, volunteers planted Palo Verde trees along Cherry Avenue between 63rd and 65th streets, converting a six-foot wide parkway from a stretch of weeds and trash to a...
Artist creates George Floyd mural

On a slab of plywood over the windows of a beauty-supply store on Artesia Boulevard, a rendering of George Floyd now gazes over the busy street.
Floyd was an African-American man killed by police on May 25, 2020 during...
In September 2013, Long Beach firefighters moved of the building at Gundry and 65th Street which they had occupied since the 1930s and into a new facility just a few blocks away.
Their departure from the old Spanish Colonial-style building which is now listed as an Historical Landmark, offered an opportunity that Nehyam Neighborhood Association seized.
The city granted them a lease to create a demonstration climate-friendly mini-park garden with a teaching farm on the grounds of the old fire station.
University of California master gardeners began teaching classes in growing fruits and veggies; they also added new elements to the site now called the Fire House Community Farm.
The Fire House Community Farm now includes ten different fruit trees, a living fence with berries and grapes, a shade garden, pollinator garden, a patio garden, raised-bed gardens and a composting operation. We just added a bee colony Spring of 2021.
The future goals are to rehabilitate the building and utilize the charming interior for classes and community events.
Our Master Gardeners have plans to refit the old kitchen and begin partnering with groups to teach food preparation and cooking, from garden to table. For tips on growing your own food with some fantastic recipes , check out our resident cooking teacher Benoist (Benny) Tellier.
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