Lucilla S. Gomez

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Five of 10 People Who Died After Being Held at Twin Towers Jail Were Classified as Hispanic Five of 10 People Who Died After Being Held at Twin Towers Jail Were Classified as Hispanic
Cover Story October 10, 2026

Five of 10 People Who Died After Being Held at Twin Towers Jail Were Classified as Hispanic

Los Angeles County records show 10 deaths associated with Twin Towers Correctional ... more

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From “Back to Basics” to “Dream with Me”: Does Los Angeles Need a Clearer Message? From “Back to Basics” to “Dream with Me”: Does Los Angeles Need a Clearer Message?
LA Politics October 8, 2026

From “Back to Basics” to “Dream with Me”: Does Los Angeles Need a Clearer Message?

Karen Bass and Nithya Raman offer different plans for housing, homelessness, public ... more

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Would You Stay at His Airbnb? Joe Gebbia Just Put $8 Million Behind California’s Voter ID Campaign. Would You Stay at His Airbnb? Joe Gebbia Just Put $8 Million Behind California’s Voter ID Campaign.
California October 8, 2026

Would You Stay at His Airbnb? Joe Gebbia Just Put $8 Million Behind California’s Voter ID Campaign.

The Airbnb cofounder’s contribution puts one of Silicon Valley’s wealthiest entrepreneurs at ... more

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When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes
California October 7, 2026

When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes

Groceries don't have to be the most expensive in the country to ... more

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A $1.8 Million Immigration Fine Just Hit a Legal Wall. What California Families Need to Know Now. A $1.8 Million Immigration Fine Just Hit a Legal Wall. What California Families Need to Know Now.
Immigration October 6, 2026

A $1.8 Million Immigration Fine Just Hit a Legal Wall. What California Families Need to Know Now.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s process for imposing civil ... more

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From “Go Back to Mexico” to Police Force, Latino Residents Face a Series of Orange County Confrontations From “Go Back to Mexico” to Police Force, Latino Residents Face a Series of Orange County Confrontations
Latino Community October 6, 2026

From “Go Back to Mexico” to Police Force, Latino Residents Face a Series of Orange County Confrontations

Three recent incidents involving Latino residents in Laguna Beach, Anaheim and Santa ... more

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In Foster Care, Too Many Latino Children Are Still Waiting for Someone to Show Up In Foster Care, Too Many Latino Children Are Still Waiting for Someone to Show Up
California October 6, 2026

In Foster Care, Too Many Latino Children Are Still Waiting for Someone to Show Up

When Joshua Bringhurst thinks about foster care, he does not start with ... more

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The MacArthur Park Connection: Inside the 12 Year Rise and Fall of ‘Turko’s’ Smuggling Empire The MacArthur Park Connection: Inside the 12 Year Rise and Fall of ‘Turko’s’ Smuggling Empire
Immigration October 4, 2026

The MacArthur Park Connection: Inside the 12 Year Rise and Fall of ‘Turko’s’ Smuggling Empire

From a Westlake house, Eduardo Renoj-Matul's organization coordinated migrant smuggling across Guatemala, ... more

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What California’s New Immigration Laws Actually Mean for Families When Federal Agents Show Up What California’s New Immigration Laws Actually Mean for Families When Federal Agents Show Up
California October 3, 2026

What California’s New Immigration Laws Actually Mean for Families When Federal Agents Show Up

Three new California laws change how the state handles detention facilities, fatal ... more

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Tragic Franklin High School Death Renews Concerns About Bullying and Mental Health in LAUSD Tragic Franklin High School Death Renews Concerns About Bullying and Mental Health in LAUSD
Education October 2, 2026

Tragic Franklin High School Death Renews Concerns About Bullying and Mental Health in LAUSD

Community members are calling for greater access to mental health services and ... more

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Latino Communities Under Attack: What’s on the Line in the 2026 Midterms Latino Communities Under Attack: What’s on the Line in the 2026 Midterms
Latino Community October 2, 2026

Latino Communities Under Attack: What’s on the Line in the 2026 Midterms

With one month until Election Day, the 2026 midterms are being framed ... more

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California Wants Healthier Food. In Los Angeles, Many Families Still Struggle to Put Food on the Table California Wants Healthier Food. In Los Angeles, Many Families Still Struggle to Put Food on the Table
California September 30, 2026

California Wants Healthier Food. In Los Angeles, Many Families Still Struggle to Put Food on the Table

California is changing how consumers identify healthier food. But in Los Angeles ... more

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Less Visible, More Widespread: How ICE Changed Its Tactics and Expanded Its Reach Less Visible, More Widespread: How ICE Changed Its Tactics and Expanded Its Reach
California September 29, 2026

Less Visible, More Widespread: How ICE Changed Its Tactics and Expanded Its Reach

Immigration enforcement has become less visible in some places, even as ICE ... more

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Latinos Who Lean Democrat Feel Less Safe Talking Politics Than Those Who Lean Republican Latinos Who Lean Democrat Feel Less Safe Talking Politics Than Those Who Lean Republican
LA Politics September 28, 2026

Latinos Who Lean Democrat Feel Less Safe Talking Politics Than Those Who Lean Republican

New research finds Latino voters report different levels of comfort discussing politics, ... more

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A New American, Ready to Vote: The Do’s and Don’ts for New Citizens A New American, Ready to Vote: The Do’s and Don’ts for New Citizens
California September 27, 2026

A New American, Ready to Vote: The Do’s and Don’ts for New Citizens

Becoming a U.S. citizen can mark the end of a long immigration ... more

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California Immigration Laws 2026: What New Bills on Newsom’s Desk Would Change California Immigration Laws 2026: What New Bills on Newsom’s Desk Would Change
California September 25, 2026

California Immigration Laws 2026: What New Bills on Newsom’s Desk Would Change

Several California immigration and detention bills are now before Gov. Gavin Newsom. ... more

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Proposed Head Start English-only rule could change how L.A. children learn and families communicate Proposed Head Start English-only rule could change how L.A. children learn and families communicate
California September 24, 2026

Proposed Head Start English-only rule could change how L.A. children learn and families communicate

A proposed federal overhaul would require Head Start education to be conducted ... more

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L.A. Approved $466.6 Million for Affordable Housing. Now What? L.A. Approved $466.6 Million for Affordable Housing. Now What?
California September 23, 2026

L.A. Approved $466.6 Million for Affordable Housing. Now What?

Los Angeles has approved up to $466.6 million for affordable housing. The ... more

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LAUSD Vendors Reject ICE Ties, But 11 Disclose Immigration Enforcement Engagements LAUSD Vendors Reject ICE Ties, But 11 Disclose Immigration Enforcement Engagements
Education September 23, 2026

LAUSD Vendors Reject ICE Ties, But 11 Disclose Immigration Enforcement Engagements

Only 763 of more than 12,000 vendors have responded, while 11 companies ... more

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