Activities
Cambodia Town4 days agoThat’s exactly 15 years ago today — July 13, 2011 fell on a Wednesday, and it lines up perfectly with today, Monday, July 13, 2026.
That corner of Anaheim Street and Atlantic Avenue is the heart of Long Beach’s Cambodia Town, home to one of the largest Cambodian communities in the U.S. Councilman Dee Andrews represented the 6th District, which covers that area, and Cambodia Town Inc. is the nonprofit that pushed for the district’s official designation — it was recognized by the city on July 3, 2007, making it one of the first officially designated Cambodia Towns in the country.
Cambodia Town2 weeks agoWorking together with the Edmond Group, Cambodia Town helped distribute air filters to residents at Church One Ministries in North Long Beach on Saturday, June 27, 2026.Cambodia Town3 weeks agoThank you, Venerable Saosamkhan Ngim with The Khemara Buddhikamara Buddhist Temple in Long Beach, for your support in promoting the Waste Diversion Program of the City.
Photo courtesy of Venerable Prak Her
Cambodia Town3 weeks agoSummer Uplift The Sixth Neighborhood Clean-Up hosted Councilwoman Suely Saro’s office in Cambodia Town District - Long Beach.
This photo was taken by Airdan.
Cambodia Town4 weeks agoCambodia Town's Multilingual Recycling and Waste Reduction (MRWR) Team was out in the community at the Wellness & Resources Fair hosted by WSLB at MacArthur Park on June 20, 2026, sharing information about waste diversion and promoting sustainable practices for a cleaner Long Beach.
