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Foreclosures Rise in California, Reflecting a Broader Financial Strain Felt by Many Families — Including Latinos

Foreclosures Rise in California, Reflecting a Broader Financial Strain Felt by Many Families — Including Latinos

California July 27, 2026

Foreclosures Rise in California, Reflecting a Broader Financial Strain Felt by Many Families — Including Latinos

New foreclosure data suggest that rising housing costs, mortgage pressures, and household ... more

For Immigrant Graduates, College Plans Have Changed

For Immigrant Graduates, College Plans Have Changed

DACA August 12, 2026

For Immigrant Graduates, College Plans Have Changed

For immigrant and undocumented students in California, choosing what comes after high ... more

First Human West Nile Virus Case Confirmed in California This Year. What Los Angeles Families Need to Know

First Human West Nile Virus Case Confirmed in California This Year. What Los Angeles Families Need to Know

Health June 28, 2026

First Human West Nile Virus Case Confirmed in California This Year. What Los Angeles Families Need to Know

A Long Beach resident was hospitalized with a severe case of West ... more

Fentanyl’s Return Journey: Addiction Takes Hold in Tijuana

Fentanyl’s Return Journey: Addiction Takes Hold in Tijuana

Latin America June 5, 2026

Fentanyl’s Return Journey: Addiction Takes Hold in Tijuana

In Tijuana, fentanyl is no longer just a story about trafficking. It ... more

Fear of ICE Is Keeping Some LA Families From Hospitals. Here’s What California Law Actually Says

Fear of ICE Is Keeping Some LA Families From Hospitals. Here’s What California Law Actually Says

Healthcare May 19, 2026

Fear of ICE Is Keeping Some LA Families From Hospitals. Here’s What California Law Actually Says

Los Angeles County officials are strengthening hospital protections as immigration enforcement fears ... more

FDA Approves Rasonque for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer: What Patients and Families Should Know

FDA Approves Rasonque for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer: What Patients and Families Should Know

cancer August 27, 2026

FDA Approves Rasonque for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer: What Patients and Families Should Know

The new once-daily pill nearly doubled median survival in a major trial. ... more

FDA Approves New Over-the-Counter Tylenol With Naproxen for 12-Hour Pain Relief

FDA Approves New Over-the-Counter Tylenol With Naproxen for 12-Hour Pain Relief

Health July 25, 2026

FDA Approves New Over-the-Counter Tylenol With Naproxen for 12-Hour Pain Relief

The first nonprescription combination of acetaminophen and naproxen gives consumers a new ... more

FDA Approves First Daily PCSK9 Cholesterol Pill. What Lipfendra Means for California Families and Latino Heart Health

FDA Approves First Daily PCSK9 Cholesterol Pill. What Lipfendra Means for California Families and Latino Heart Health

Health July 16, 2026

FDA Approves First Daily PCSK9 Cholesterol Pill. What Lipfendra Means for California Families and Latino Heart Health

The newly approved medication offers a needle-free option for adults with high ... more

Extreme Heat Is Hitting LAUSD Schools Hardest in Latino Neighborhoods

Extreme Heat Is Hitting LAUSD Schools Hardest in Latino Neighborhoods

Education July 28, 2026

Extreme Heat Is Hitting LAUSD Schools Hardest in Latino Neighborhoods

As extreme heat increases across Los Angeles, research shows Latino students are ... more

Eviction Moratoriums and Housing Planning Cut Homelessness, UCLA Studies Find

Eviction Moratoriums and Housing Planning Cut Homelessness, UCLA Studies Find

Homelessness April 27, 2026

Eviction Moratoriums and Housing Planning Cut Homelessness, UCLA Studies Find

Four recently published studies led by UCLA researchers highlight the role of ... more

El Sereno Residents Say Ysabel Jurado Isn’t Listening — And the Encampment Keeps Growing

El Sereno Residents Say Ysabel Jurado Isn’t Listening — And the Encampment Keeps Growing

Housing August 4, 2026

El Sereno Residents Say Ysabel Jurado Isn’t Listening — And the Encampment Keeps Growing

Residents say a partially demolished building on Huntington Drive has become a ... more

Disneyland Raises Food Prices 8% on Average, Creating New Challenges for Families Watching Their Budgets. How to Save

Disneyland Raises Food Prices 8% on Average, Creating New Challenges for Families Watching Their Budgets. How to Save

Economy July 19, 2026

Disneyland Raises Food Prices 8% on Average, Creating New Challenges for Families Watching Their Budgets. How to Save

Food costs rose an average of 8% across Disneyland Resort dining locations. ... more

Did Authorities Downplay the Boyle Heights Fire? “If this was Beverly Hills, they would be evacuating people, not telling them to shelter in place.”

Did Authorities Downplay the Boyle Heights Fire? “If this was Beverly Hills, they would be evacuating people, not telling them to shelter in place.”

Cover Story June 18, 2026

Did Authorities Downplay the Boyle Heights Fire? “If this was Beverly Hills, they would be evacuating people, not telling them to shelter in place.”

A devastating fire, a smoke-filled sky, and concerns about a hazardous chemical ... more

Dental Care Is Driving the Growth of Cross-Border Healthcare Among Older Americans

Dental Care Is Driving the Growth of Cross-Border Healthcare Among Older Americans

Health July 17, 2026

Dental Care Is Driving the Growth of Cross-Border Healthcare Among Older Americans

Dental care has become the most popular reason older Americans travel to ... more

DACA Was Supposed to Protect Dreamers. That Promise Is Fading.

DACA Was Supposed to Protect Dreamers. That Promise Is Fading.

DACA May 15, 2026

DACA Was Supposed to Protect Dreamers. That Promise Is Fading.

There had to have been a mistake, Martin Padilla recalled telling the ... more

Could Boyle Heights Smoke Affect Chronic Illness? New Study Links Fine-Particle Pollution to More Rheumatoid Arthritis Flares

Could Boyle Heights Smoke Affect Chronic Illness? New Study Links Fine-Particle Pollution to More Rheumatoid Arthritis Flares

Health August 6, 2026

Could Boyle Heights Smoke Affect Chronic Illness? New Study Links Fine-Particle Pollution to More Rheumatoid Arthritis Flares

As communities continue to ask about the long-term health effects of the ... more

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

Health August 16, 2026

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

New research is reviving interest in digoxin, an inexpensive and decades-old heart ... more

Confused About the L.A. Streetlight Vote? Here’s Who Actually Pays

Confused About the L.A. Streetlight Vote? Here’s Who Actually Pays

LA April 20, 2026

Confused About the L.A. Streetlight Vote? Here’s Who Actually Pays

The Los Angeles streetlight fee ballot determines who pays for aging infrastructure ... more

Colorectal Cancer Is Rising in Young Adults, and Latinos Face One of the Fastest Increases

Colorectal Cancer Is Rising in Young Adults, and Latinos Face One of the Fastest Increases

Health May 4, 2026

Colorectal Cancer Is Rising in Young Adults, and Latinos Face One of the Fastest Increases

new American Cancer Society report shows colorectal cancer is climbing in adults ... more

Cancer Deaths Are Falling, But Latino Families Face Rising Risks From Early-Onset Colon Cancer, New AACR Report Finds

Cancer Deaths Are Falling, But Latino Families Face Rising Risks From Early-Onset Colon Cancer, New AACR Report Finds

cancer June 24, 2026

Cancer Deaths Are Falling, But Latino Families Face Rising Risks From Early-Onset Colon Cancer, New AACR Report Finds

While cancer survival continues to improve nationwide, researchers warn that Hispanic Americans ... more

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