Access these databases using your 14 digit Redondo Beach Library card number (omit letters).

	Biography Resource Center Full-text articles from reference books and periodicals.
	CQ Global Researcher Focused, readable, single-topic reports on vital world issues.
	CQ Researcher Original, comprehensive reporting and analysis on issues in the news; noted for its in-depth, unbiased coverage of health, social trends, criminal justice, international affairs, education, the environment, technology, and the economy.
	General Reference Center Gold Articles or summaries from magazines, newspapers & books, 1980 - current.
	The Health Reference Center Academic 1980 - Current Summaries or full-text articles from books, journals and popular magazines on health and medicine.
	Literature Resource Center: Full-text journal articles, literary criticism, reviews, biographical information, and overviews on over 130,000 writers in all disciplines, from all time periods and from around the world.
	Live Home Work Help from Tutor.com Get free tutoring for Math, science, English and social studies, from 1 pm till 10 pm seven days a week.
	Mango Languages [Remote Access Only] Free, online language-learning has 22 languages, including Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Tagalog and Greek. Also has English language courses for speakers of 15 different languages, including Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, and Russian.
	Medline Plus A free website featuring consumer-focused medical information provided by the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
	Newsbank Newspapers Use these links to search individual newspaper titles: Daily Breeze (1984-Current) Orange County Register & Local Weeklies (1987-Current) Fresno Bee (1986-Current) Sacramento Bee (1984-Current) San Diego Union-Tribune (2000-Current) San Francisco Chronicle (1985-Current)
	Newsbank News Magazines Includes Newsweek (Full text from 1991)
	Local Weeklies (Non-Subscription Web Resources) The Easy Reader [Hermosa Beach] (Archived issues back to July, 1999) The Beach Reporter [Manhattan Beach] Searchable Archive: Two Weeks
	NoveList Access from Home here OR at the Library here Search over 100,000 fiction titles by author, title, subject, similar reads, genre, or lists. The database contains descriptive and evaluative reviews.
	NoveList for K-8 Access from home here OR at the Library here Search by author, title, series name, or find a book by topic or through plot description.
	Opposing Viewpoints Draws on the social issues book series and other reference sources, with links to websites, and full-text magazine and newspaper articles.
	Powersearch Searches across 4 of the Gale Databases including Custom Journals (includes Playboy Magazine), Health Reference Center, General Reference Center Gold and Opposing Viewpoints.
	ProQuest Newspapers Christian Science Monitor (1988-Current) Los Angeles Times (1985-Current) New York Times (1980-Current) New York Times Book Review (1997-Current) New York Times Magazine (1997-Current) Wall Street Journal (1984-Current) Washington Post (1987- Current)
	Reference USA U. S. Business Module: Directory of 14 million U.S. companies U.S. Residential Module: 120 million households and 65 million homeowners Health Care Module: 834,000 physicians, surgeons and dentists Canadian Business Module: 1.4 million Canadian businesses Canadian Residential Module: 12 million Canadian households
	SIRS Knowledge Source for Students Researcher for social issues, health, science, and business Government Reporter for Historic and Government documents, directories and almanacs Renaissance for current perspectives on the arts and humanities Access SIRS from home here, and from the Library here.
	SIRS Discoverer for Younger Students Discoverer For students in grades 1-9 Access SIRS from home here, and from the Library here.
	Live Home Work Help from Tutor.com Get free tutoring for Math, science, English and social studies, from 1 pm till 10 pm seven days a week. Available in English and in Spanish.
	Student Resources in Context: offers easy access to award-winning content based on national curriculum standards. SRIC is interdisciplinary by nature and covers the major subject areas, including biography, geography, history, government, literature, science and health, and social studies, allowing students to create connections between subject areas and to truly put topics into larger cultural, social, and historical context.
	Testing and Education Resource Center: Taking a college entrance or licensing exam? Looking for a college or graduate school? Use this database to search thousands of college and graduate schools, as well as identify scholarships. Take on-line practice tests and use test prep eBooks to obtain your education goals.