Activities
Cambodia Town2 days agoThank you very much, Mayor Rex Richardson, for sharing your and Councilwoman Suely Saro’s legacy project, the Cambodia Town Grand Entrance, with Her Royal Highness Jenna Norodom and her delegation during their visit to Long Beach City Hall.
We truly hope to welcome Her Royal Highness back to Long Beach for our two-day cultural celebration—the Cambodia Town Parade and Long Beach Sankranta Festival—in April 2027.Cambodia Town6 days agoThank you, Mayor Rex Richardson, for hosting such a wonderful welcome for Her Royal Highness Norodom Jenna of Cambodia to our great City of Long Beach—the International City.
We sincerely hope to welcome Her Royal Highness back to Long Beach for the LA Olympic Games in 2028!Cambodia Town1 week agoCongratulations to Sister Cities of Long Beach on the tremendous success of the International Cultural Festival 2026! 🎉🌎
What an incredible celebration of culture, diversity, friendship, and international unity! This remarkable event brought our community together and beautifully showcased the rich cultures that make Long Beach a truly global city.Cambodia Town1 week agoThis morning, Cambodia Town, Latino In Actions, and Edmond Group conducted canvassing in North Long Beach to distribute community notices regarding the sound wall construction and lane closures for the LA Metro 91 Eastbound Safety Project.Cambodia Town2 weeks agoThe 19th Annual Gala Celebrating Cambodia Town Business and Cultural District, here at Udom Khmer Restaurant!
Cambodia Town1 month agoCongratulations to the Class of 2026! The Graduation Luncheon was hosted by Clear Passage Education Center at the Reef On The Water, Long Beach, on July 22nd, 2026. Thank you very much for including us in your celebration!
Clear Passage Educational Center (CPEC) is a tuition-free, WASC-accredited independent study charter high school located in the Cambodia Town neighborhood of Long Beach, California, serving students in grades 9–12. The school provides an alternate learning environment for teens in need of a second chance. Guided by the principles of purposeful learning, compassionate practices, and self-expression, CPEC encourages parent involvement and partners with local businesses, community agencies, and other educational institutions that share its vision. The school uses a personalized independent study model that gives students the freedom to learn at their own pace, with a strong focus on helping them recover academic credits and stay on track toward graduation. Clear Passage first opened its doors on September 9, 2015, and continues to operate today as part of the Long Beach Unified School District.
