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Khmer Girls in Action turns the daughters of Cambodian refugees into leaders - Vimarsana News

Khmer Girls in Action turns the daughters of Cambodian refugees into leaders

The youth movement fights sexual harassment and punitive discipline in schools.

Nonprofits, neighborhood groups push back against rule that would regulate them as lobbyists • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

Nonprofits, neighborhood groups push back against rule that would regulate them as lobbyists • Long Beach Post News

The city's 13-year-old lobbying law has exempted nonprofits, neighborhood organizations and business improvement districts. But that could soon change.

Source: lbpost.com
Long Beach organizers see opportunity with new progressive City Council majority  • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

Long Beach organizers see opportunity with new progressive City Council majority  • Long Beach Post News

This new power on the left could translate into renewed efforts by community organizers to phase out the city's oil production faster, increase protections for the city’s most vulnerable renters and protect or expand guaranteed basic income programs.

Source: lbpost.com
City Council scheduled to vote on whether LBPD can use military equipment • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

City Council scheduled to vote on whether LBPD can use military equipment • Long Beach Post News

While the Long Beach Police Department has used military-grade equipment for years, council approval is now required by AB 481, which Gov. Gavin Newsom signed in September 2021.

Source: lbpost.com
CEO says Six Flags is done being a 'day-care center for teenagers' - Vimarsana News

CEO says Six Flags is done being a 'day-care center for teenagers'

Critics say the CEO’s goal to shift “from what I call the Kmart, Walmart to maybe the Target customers” is biased against low-income users.