Floyd was active in the area of membership, religious affairs, senior services, and communications & out-reach to the community. Mr. Murphy retired from the City of Long Beach. Members of…
The Department of Motor Vehicles has extended licenses for drivers 70 and older that expire March through December 2020 now valid until 2021. This is an automatic one-year extension to…
LB Branch NAACP encourages members, friends, and supporters to watch NAACP President Derrick Johnson speak on Census Controversy, the 2020 Election, and 'When They See Us'.
Long Beach Branch NAACP salutes Attorney Montgomery Cole for 20 years of support to LB Branch NAACP's Law Day Project. Mr. Cole is a partner of the law firm Madden,…
As part of the Police Department's commitment to Long Beach's framework for reconciliation, the L.B.P.D. is launching a new office to address changes in policing. This office will better position…
Moving forward, Long Beach City Council meetings will be translated in real-time upon request, per the City's Language Access Policy. To request a translator for future meetings, members of the…
Stacy M. Brown, L.A. Focus Newspaper The coronavirus pandemic has focused the nation’s attention on the essential role public schools play in families and communities’ lives. The NAACP said it’s…
Last week I participated in a conversation about race with my Councilwoman, Honorable Suzie Price, of the 3rd District in Long Beach. My name is Naomi Rainey-Pierson Erdmann, and I…
Michigan Chronicle, July 30, 2020 On Tuesday, November 3, Americans will cast their vote in various elections that will drastically impact the quality of life for many years to come.…
The Long Beach Branch NAACP mourns the passing of Congressman John Lewis, a resounding civil rights giant. He fought harder and longer than anyone in our nation’s continuing battle for…