[portfolio_slideshow id=5359] By Greggory Moore It didn't take long for Marco Schindelmann to become immersed in the Long Beach arts scene. In 2005, one year after stumbling across the first iteration of SoundWalk, Schindelmann was a participant in the annual event, filling the Grand
By Greggory Moore When the Los Angeles Times recently spoke with Peter Lee, executive director of Covered California, the state's registration hub for the Affordable Care Act
By Greggory Moore A few years ago there was this great party in one of the communal, hippie-ish houses here in Long Beach. A rotation of DJs held it down behind a pair of turntables in the dining room, while an appreciative press of bodies churned in time, free and easy, 21st-century-hi
The medical-marijuana movement is here, and it's something we have to deal with and accept.
–Long Beach City Council member Robert Garcia, 2009-Aug-04
Despite those seemingly auspicious words, a review of the last four years reveals t
If anyone hears my words but does not keep them, I do not judge that person. For I did not come to judge the world, but to save the world. –Jesus Christ (as quoted in John 12:47)
FACT: Jesus created the first zombi
"Syrian Regime Chokes Off Food To Town That Was Gassed." This title from an October 3rd Wall Street Journal article typifies the horror that Americans have heard coming out of the faraway land of Syria for the past couple of years. But the horror is far less remote for one Long
A coalition of groups concerned with social justice are calling for Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca to follow through on a promise they say he made to investigate alleged racial profiling and corruption that led to the improper towing and impounding of hundreds of vehicles owned by imm
[portfolio_slideshow id=5118] (Photos courtesy of ThePackedLife.com) It was a swanky spread featuring dishes prepared largely from food grown right there on that seven-acre food-producing oasis in the middle of Los Angeles County's biggest housing development, all with the goa
Whether you write it off to conspicuous consumerism, favoring style over substance, or blatant disregard for environmental constrictions, Southern California pays a heavy cost for its vast acreage of European-style, non-native grass. How heavy? According to the Long Beach Water Departme
