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California Foster Youth Are Graduating at Higher Rates. The Gaps Remain. California Foster Youth Are Graduating at Higher Rates. The Gaps Remain.
California October 14, 2026

California Foster Youth Are Graduating at Higher Rates. The Gaps Remain.

More students in foster care are earning diplomas, but graduation, attendance and ... more

4 mins read
Andrea Perez
359
California’s Pumpkins Are Ready for Halloween. But Who Is Left to Harvest Them? California’s Pumpkins Are Ready for Halloween. But Who Is Left to Harvest Them?
California October 13, 2026

California’s Pumpkins Are Ready for Halloween. But Who Is Left to Harvest Them?

California’s pumpkin crop looks healthy for Halloween, but the effects of immigration ... more

6 mins read
Marco Poliveros
210
For Latino Californians, the Road to Homeownership Keeps Getting Longer For Latino Californians, the Road to Homeownership Keeps Getting Longer
California October 13, 2026

For Latino Californians, the Road to Homeownership Keeps Getting Longer

California rents could take nearly two decades to reach today's estimated monthly ... more

5 mins read
Andrea Perez
156
California Cut Child-Care Fees. Can Families Still Find Care They Can Afford? California Cut Child-Care Fees. Can Families Still Find Care They Can Afford?
California October 13, 2026

California Cut Child-Care Fees. Can Families Still Find Care They Can Afford?

A lower child-care bill can make a real difference to a family. ... more

8 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
468
New Research Finds Major Changes in the Body Around Menopause. What Does It Mean for California Women? New Research Finds Major Changes in the Body Around Menopause. What Does It Mean for California Women?
California October 13, 2026

New Research Finds Major Changes in the Body Around Menopause. What Does It Mean for California Women?

A study of more than 300 million lab tests found sharp changes ... more

5 mins read
Andrea Perez
214
From City Hall to Community Groups, Women are Expanding their Reach in Los Angeles From City Hall to Community Groups, Women are Expanding their Reach in Los Angeles
California October 12, 2026

From City Hall to Community Groups, Women are Expanding their Reach in Los Angeles

  For the first time, two women are competing for mayor in a ... more

4 mins read
Marco Poliveros
210
Has Gen Z Awakened? Four Candidates Under 21 are Running for Office in Southern California Has Gen Z Awakened? Four Candidates Under 21 are Running for Office in Southern California
California October 12, 2026

Has Gen Z Awakened? Four Candidates Under 21 are Running for Office in Southern California

  Four candidates ages 18 to 20 are running for mayor, city council ... more

5 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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Living Abroad? Family or Friends Living Abroad Can Also Vote in L.A. Elections Living Abroad? Family or Friends Living Abroad Can Also Vote in L.A. Elections
California October 12, 2026

Living Abroad? Family or Friends Living Abroad Can Also Vote in L.A. Elections

California citizens living abroad can still vote in the November 3, 2026, ... more

4 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
371
A Federal Judge Ruled Against Remain in Mexico. What Does It Mean for Asylum Seekers? A Federal Judge Ruled Against Remain in Mexico. What Does It Mean for Asylum Seekers?
California October 12, 2026

A Federal Judge Ruled Against Remain in Mexico. What Does It Mean for Asylum Seekers?

A federal judge in California has ruled that the government’s original Remain ... more

5 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
236
LA’s Port Is Breaking Cargo Records. Will Businesses and Shoppers Benefit? LA’s Port Is Breaking Cargo Records. Will Businesses and Shoppers Benefit?
Business October 12, 2026

LA’s Port Is Breaking Cargo Records. Will Businesses and Shoppers Benefit?

The Port of Los Angeles handled more cargo in September than in ... more

6 mins read
Marco Poliveros
325
L.A. Replaces 45 Miles of Water Pipe a Year. The System has 7,400 Miles. L.A. Replaces 45 Miles of Water Pipe a Year. The System has 7,400 Miles.
California October 11, 2026

L.A. Replaces 45 Miles of Water Pipe a Year. The System has 7,400 Miles.

After a 110-year-old water trunk line burst beneath Sunset Boulevard in West ... more

5 mins read
Marco Poliveros
300
No ICE at the Polls. But What About the Fear Before Election Day? No ICE at the Polls. But What About the Fear Before Election Day?
California October 11, 2026

No ICE at the Polls. But What About the Fear Before Election Day?

Federal officials have told state election administrators that immigration agents will not ... more

5 mins read
Andrea Perez
365
Your Employer May Be Tracking More Than Your Work. Here’s What California Workers Should Know Your Employer May Be Tracking More Than Your Work. Here’s What California Workers Should Know
California October 9, 2026

Your Employer May Be Tracking More Than Your Work. Here’s What California Workers Should Know

A new California labor report examines tools that track workers, evaluate performance ... more

5 mins read
Marco Poliveros
475
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

5 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
1,077
About 25 a Day: How ICE from the Los Angeles Region Added Up About 25 a Day: How ICE from the Los Angeles Region Added Up
California October 8, 2026

About 25 a Day: How ICE from the Los Angeles Region Added Up

A new study tracks deportations, detention and changing arrest patterns across seven ... more

5 mins read
Marco Poliveros
171
Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs. Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs.
California October 8, 2026

Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs.

New UCLA research finds that California Latinas earn more per hour than ... more

5 mins read
Andrea Perez
238
Latino Californians: The Economic Question Latino Californians: The Economic Question
California October 8, 2026

Latino Californians: The Economic Question

California’s Latino workers are a huge part of the state’s economy. But ... more

5 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
201
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

4 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
429
Bye, Bye, Bye America? DOJ Targets 40 Naturalized Citizens for Denaturalization Bye, Bye, Bye America? DOJ Targets 40 Naturalized Citizens for Denaturalization
California October 7, 2026

Bye, Bye, Bye America? DOJ Targets 40 Naturalized Citizens for Denaturalization

The Trump administration is stepping up its effort to undo the U.S. ... more

5 mins read
Andrea Perez
163
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

5 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez

News Digest

Pomona Keeps Rent Control but Rejects Rental Registry. What Changes for Tenants?
California’s Pre-K Gains Lasted for Years. Why Did Some Children Benefit More Than Others?
Bass Is Asking LA to Trust Her Experience. How Should Voters Judge That?
Old Enough for a Driver’s License. In Latino LA, They’re in No Rush.
Gen Z Is Coming of Age in Debt. For Latino Young Adults in LA, the Pressure Runs Deeper.

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