Parriva
US

About

Francisco Castro was born in El Salvador. He came to the United States at age 15. He attended California State University Northridge where he obtained a B.A. in Print Journalism. He has worked in newspapers, web, magazines and public relations. Previously, he spent four years as the Metro Editor for La Opinion, the largest daily Spanish newspaper in the West Coast. Before that, he was a reporter and Metro Editor for Hoy Newspaper, a Spanish weekly in Los Angeles.

US
Phone: +1 2132686064
Born on February 6, 1970
Joined March 25, 2023
15
Petitions
0
Followers
0
Following
About
Francisco Castro was born in El Salvador. He came to the United States at age 15. He attended California State University Northridge where he obtained a B.A. in Print Journalism. He has worked in newspapers, web, magazines and public relations. Previously, he spent four years as the Metro Editor for La Opinion, the largest daily Spanish newspaper in the West Coast. Before that, he was a reporter and Metro Editor for Hoy Newspaper, a Spanish weekly in Los Angeles.
US
Phone: +1 2132686064
Born on February 6, 1970
Joined March 25, 2023
15
Petitions
0
Followers
0
Following
244
Dolores Huerta on Judgment: “That’s for God to Decide” Dolores Huerta on Judgment: “That’s for God to Decide”
LA March 19, 2026

Dolores Huerta on Judgment: “That’s for God to Decide”

The Dolores Huerta Cesar Chavez allegations are reshaping how Americans view the ... more

294
The Rise and Fall of Gregory Bovino: From Trump’s Deportation Enforcer to Career Collapse The Rise and Fall of Gregory Bovino: From Trump’s Deportation Enforcer to Career Collapse
Immigration March 18, 2026

The Rise and Fall of Gregory Bovino: From Trump’s Deportation Enforcer to Career Collapse

Border Patrol raids Los Angeles Gregory Bovino became a defining symbol of ... more

253
“It’s Got to Stop”: Roberts Hits Back at Trump “It’s Got to Stop”: Roberts Hits Back at Trump
Politics March 18, 2026

“It’s Got to Stop”: Roberts Hits Back at Trump

The John Roberts Supreme Court Trump criticism clash highlights growing tensions over ... more

500
California Faces Sky-High Gas Prices: Quick Relief Options Exist—Let’s Get It Done California Faces Sky-High Gas Prices: Quick Relief Options Exist—Let’s Get It Done
California March 18, 2026

California Faces Sky-High Gas Prices: Quick Relief Options Exist—Let’s Get It Done

Record-high California gas prices are straining household budgets. Lawmakers are pushing immediate ... more

495
LAUSD in Chaos: School Board Must Be Held Accountable LAUSD in Chaos: School Board Must Be Held Accountable
Education March 18, 2026

LAUSD in Chaos: School Board Must Be Held Accountable

The Los Angeles Unified School District faces a $1.6 billion deficit, forcing ... more

267
New Study: Millions of Americans Trapped in Credit Card Debt Cycles New Study: Millions of Americans Trapped in Credit Card Debt Cycles
Economy March 18, 2026

New Study: Millions of Americans Trapped in Credit Card Debt Cycles

US President Donald Trump promised repeatedly during his 2024 campaign to temporarily ... more

278
Deportees are disappearing, evoking Latin America’s darkest dictatorship-era abuses Deportees are disappearing, evoking Latin America’s darkest dictatorship-era abuses
Immigration March 18, 2026

Deportees are disappearing, evoking Latin America’s darkest dictatorship-era abuses

Human Rights Watch and El Faro report that Salvadoran deportees under Bukele’s ... more

341
“You Can’t Hide”: The Skull Patches Guarding Alligator Alcatraz “You Can’t Hide”: The Skull Patches Guarding Alligator Alcatraz
Immigration March 18, 2026

“You Can’t Hide”: The Skull Patches Guarding Alligator Alcatraz

Reports reveal guards at Alligator Alcatraz detention center wear intimidating skull and ... more

473
Why the Trump Administration Is No Longer Emphasizing ‘Mass Deportations.’ Why the Trump Administration Is No Longer Emphasizing ‘Mass Deportations.’
Immigration March 16, 2026

Why the Trump Administration Is No Longer Emphasizing ‘Mass Deportations.’

Trump immigration messaging shift 2026 signals a political recalibration as backlash, polling ... more

746
LAUSD Teachers Will Flood Downtown L.A. as Strike Threat Intensifies LAUSD Teachers Will Flood Downtown L.A. as Strike Threat Intensifies
Education March 16, 2026

LAUSD Teachers Will Flood Downtown L.A. as Strike Threat Intensifies

LAUSD teacher strike 2026 Los Angeles could disrupt over 420,000 students as ... more

543
Southern California Faces Historic March Heatwave: Stay Safe and Hydrated Southern California Faces Historic March Heatwave: Stay Safe and Hydrated
California March 16, 2026

Southern California Faces Historic March Heatwave: Stay Safe and Hydrated

Southern California faces record triple-digit temperatures in March 2026. Residents are urged ... more

492
Rising Cost of Living Could Sway Latino Voters, Polls Finds Rising Cost of Living Could Sway Latino Voters, Polls Finds
Politics March 16, 2026

Rising Cost of Living Could Sway Latino Voters, Polls Finds

New national polling shows Latino voters in California prioritizing housing costs, wages, ... more

332
$5 Million Grant Will Expand Mental Health Care at Future Clínica Romero Center in Los Angeles $5 Million Grant Will Expand Mental Health Care at Future Clínica Romero Center in Los Angeles
Health Cover Story March 16, 2026

$5 Million Grant Will Expand Mental Health Care at Future Clínica Romero Center in Los Angeles

Clínica Romero’s new Behavioral Health Center, funded by a $5 million state ... more

444
Trump Administration Turns to H-2A Visas to Fill Farm Labor Gap Trump Administration Turns to H-2A Visas to Fill Farm Labor Gap
Immigration March 15, 2026

Trump Administration Turns to H-2A Visas to Fill Farm Labor Gap

Farmers say stricter immigration enforcement and border policies are worsening a long-standing ... more

321
Trump Returns—Mexicans Race for Dual Citizenship as U.S. Registrations Surge 153%. Trump Returns—Mexicans Race for Dual Citizenship as U.S. Registrations Surge 153%.
Immigration March 15, 2026

Trump Returns—Mexicans Race for Dual Citizenship as U.S. Registrations Surge 153%.

A dramatic rise in Mexican citizenship registrations across U.S. consulates reflects growing ... more

385
Mexico’s New Strategy to Stop the Screwworm Could Stabilize Rising U.S. Beef Prices Mexico’s New Strategy to Stop the Screwworm Could Stabilize Rising U.S. Beef Prices
Economy March 14, 2026

Mexico’s New Strategy to Stop the Screwworm Could Stabilize Rising U.S. Beef Prices

Mexico’s new screwworm containment strategy—releasing sterilized flies across affected regions—aims to protect ... more

338
Court Testimony Reveals ICE Quotas and Surveillance Targeting Latino Communities Court Testimony Reveals ICE Quotas and Surveillance Targeting Latino Communities
Immigration March 14, 2026

Court Testimony Reveals ICE Quotas and Surveillance Targeting Latino Communities

Court documents show ICE agents face daily arrest quotas and use a ... more

553
New Heart Guidelines Could Save Lives: How Latinos Can Lower LDL Early New Heart Guidelines Could Save Lives: How Latinos Can Lower LDL Early
Health March 14, 2026

New Heart Guidelines Could Save Lives: How Latinos Can Lower LDL Early

Updated recommendations from the American College of Cardiology and American Heart Association ... more

654
If the U.S. Expands the War With Iran, Could Undocumented Immigrants Be Drafted? What the Law Says If the U.S. Expands the War With Iran, Could Undocumented Immigrants Be Drafted? What the Law Says
Immigration March 14, 2026

If the U.S. Expands the War With Iran, Could Undocumented Immigrants Be Drafted? What the Law Says

Rising tensions with Iran are reviving questions about the military draft — ... more

EnglishEspañol