Christina Merino

2 days ago | presstelegram.com | Christina Merino

Residents have an opportunity to learn how to prevent violence in their communities through a series of workshops hosted by the Long Beach Community Resource Center this month. The violence prevention series will feature three sessions focusing on topics including gun violence, restorative dialogue training, and how to treat bleeding after a traumatic injury. The workshops are free and open to the public, located at the center, 5599 Atlantic Ave.

2 days ago | sanluisobispo.com | Christina Merino

A new community resource for students and families has opened along the Pacific Avenue corridor of Long Beach's Wrigley neighborhood. After years of planning and collaboration, the YMCA of Greater Long Beach celebrated the grand opening of the Wrigley Youth Center on Wednesday, June 4. This milestone marks a new chapter of opportunity, equity and community-centered youth development in one of Long Beach's most underserved neighborhoods, officials said.

2 days ago | presstelegram.com | Christina Merino

A new community resource for students and families has opened along the Pacific Avenue corridor of Long Beach’s Wrigley neighborhood. After years of planning and collaboration, the YMCA of Greater Long Beach celebrated the grand opening of the Wrigley Youth Center on Wednesday, June 4. This milestone marks a new chapter of opportunity, equity and community-centered youth development in one of Long Beach’s most underserved neighborhoods, officials said.

3 days ago | sanluisobispo.com | Christina Merino

Long Beach honored its veterans and naval history by remembering the naval ship USS Frank E. Evans and the "Lost 74" during a commemoration community event on Tuesday, June 3, at the Navy Memorial in Shoreline Aquatic Park. The city's Office of Veterans Support, in collaboration with the USS Frank E. Evans Association, held the event to honor the USS Frank E. Evans and the 74 sailors who died at sea on June 3, 1969.

3 days ago | presstelegram.com | Christina Merino

Long Beach honored its veterans and naval history by remembering the naval ship USS Frank E. Evans and the “Lost 74” during a commemoration community event on Tuesday, June 3, at the Navy Memorial in Shoreline Aquatic Park. The city’s Office of Veterans Support, in collaboration with the USS Frank E. Evans Association, held the event to honor the USS Frank E. Evans and the 74 sailors who died at sea on June 3, 1969.