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Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire: Health Risks From Flies, Rotting Food and Toxic Odors Explained

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire: Health Risks From Flies, Rotting Food and Toxic Odors Explained

Cover Story July 15, 2026

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire: Health Risks From Flies, Rotting Food and Toxic Odors Explained

Millions of pounds of decomposing food continue to create odors and attract ... 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

How Much Is “A Lot” Anymore? Why $80,000 Can Be Considered Low Income in California

How Much Is “A Lot” Anymore? Why $80,000 Can Be Considered Low Income in California

California September 10, 2026

How Much Is “A Lot” Anymore? Why $80,000 Can Be Considered Low Income in California

An $80,000 salary can sound comfortable. But California’s housing system measures income ... more

California’s Health Care Costs Are Rising Even as People Use Less Care. What’s Driving It?

California’s Health Care Costs Are Rising Even as People Use Less Care. What’s Driving It?

California September 12, 2026

California’s Health Care Costs Are Rising Even as People Use Less Care. What’s Driving It?

California health spending is rising even as commercially insured patients use less ... more

New Mobile Health Clinic Brings Medical Care to Boyle Heights Families After Fire

New Mobile Health Clinic Brings Medical Care to Boyle Heights Families After Fire

Cover Story July 1, 2026

New Mobile Health Clinic Brings Medical Care to Boyle Heights Families After Fire

Clínica Romero's new Mobile Health Clinic will begin serving residents, workers, and ... more

Los Angeles Street Vendors Say They’re Being Squeezed From Every Direction

Los Angeles Street Vendors Say They’re Being Squeezed From Every Direction

Business May 19, 2026

Los Angeles Street Vendors Say They’re Being Squeezed From Every Direction

Rising permit costs, inflation, theft, enforcement pressure, and economic instability are pushing ... more

A Latino LAPD: But Do Latinos Still Face Disproportionate Police Force?

A Latino LAPD: But Do Latinos Still Face Disproportionate Police Force?

Cover Story September 30, 2026

A Latino LAPD: But Do Latinos Still Face Disproportionate Police Force?

The LAPD has undergone a dramatic demographic transformation. The harder question is ... more

Why LAUSD Is Facing a Financial and Leadership Crisis Even as California Increases School Funding

Why LAUSD Is Facing a Financial and Leadership Crisis Even as California Increases School Funding

Cover Story May 20, 2026

Why LAUSD Is Facing a Financial and Leadership Crisis Even as California Increases School Funding

Los Angeles Unified is confronting layoffs, enrollment losses, lawsuits, federal probes, and ... more

When 90°F Feels Like 110°F: The Hidden Heat Danger for Roofers, Landscapers and Outdoor Workers

When 90°F Feels Like 110°F: The Hidden Heat Danger for Roofers, Landscapers and Outdoor Workers

Cover Story July 21, 2026

When 90°F Feels Like 110°F: The Hidden Heat Danger for Roofers, Landscapers and Outdoor Workers

Direct sunlight, hot pavement, roofing materials, and physical labor can make outdoor ... more

Trump Wants Cheaper Beef. Will You Actually Pay Less at the Grocery Store?

Trump Wants Cheaper Beef. Will You Actually Pay Less at the Grocery Store?

Community & Society September 5, 2026

Trump Wants Cheaper Beef. Will You Actually Pay Less at the Grocery Store?

Ground beef is nearing $7 a pound in the United States, and ... more

Ysabel Jurado: “The Eastside Has Served as L.A.’s Trash Can for Far Too Long”

Ysabel Jurado: “The Eastside Has Served as L.A.’s Trash Can for Far Too Long”

Cover Story June 24, 2026

Ysabel Jurado: “The Eastside Has Served as L.A.’s Trash Can for Far Too Long”

Los Angeles Councilwoman Ysabel Jurado Tuesday announced that she will introduce a ... more

Thousands of Autistic Students Are Going to College. Why Are Latino Students Still Missing From the Data?

Thousands of Autistic Students Are Going to College. Why Are Latino Students Still Missing From the Data?

Cover Story July 7, 2026

Thousands of Autistic Students Are Going to College. Why Are Latino Students Still Missing From the Data?

A groundbreaking national study estimates as many as 286,000 autistic students are ... more

LAUSD Student Fights: “Things Are Harder for Our Kids and Communities”

LAUSD Student Fights: “Things Are Harder for Our Kids and Communities”

Cover Story October 5, 2026

LAUSD Student Fights: “Things Are Harder for Our Kids and Communities”

LAUSD’s latest safety data show reported fighting and physical aggression declining, but ... more

Spencer Pratt Declares ‘It’s War’ After L.A. Mayoral Loss, Vows Raman or Bass Will Be Forced Out

Spencer Pratt Declares ‘It’s War’ After L.A. Mayoral Loss, Vows Raman or Bass Will Be Forced Out

Cover Story June 12, 2026

Spencer Pratt Declares ‘It’s War’ After L.A. Mayoral Loss, Vows Raman or Bass Will Be Forced Out

The Republican and former reality television personality Spencer Pratt responded to his ... more

As School Nears, Boyle Heights Parents Ask: Will My Child Be Safe?

As School Nears, Boyle Heights Parents Ask: Will My Child Be Safe?

Cover Story July 23, 2026

As School Nears, Boyle Heights Parents Ask: Will My Child Be Safe?

Los Angeles Unified says it has upgraded air filtration, monitored air quality, ... more

Crime is Down and Kids are Back, but Drugs Still Plague Los Angeles’ MacArthur Park

Crime is Down and Kids are Back, but Drugs Still Plague Los Angeles’ MacArthur Park

Cover Story December 16, 2025

Crime is Down and Kids are Back, but Drugs Still Plague Los Angeles’ MacArthur Park

Today crime is down in MacArthur Park, Langer’s is staying, and the ... more

Latino Homelessness Rises in Los Angeles as More People Are Forced to Live on the Streets, New Data Shows

Latino Homelessness Rises in Los Angeles as More People Are Forced to Live on the Streets, New Data Shows

Community & Society July 24, 2026

Latino Homelessness Rises in Los Angeles as More People Are Forced to Live on the Streets, New Data Shows

New LAHSA report reveals Latino homelessness grew in 2026, with fewer people ... more

California’s $1 Billion Youth Housing Plan Could Create a New Pipeline for Young People; and Latino Youth Have the Most at Stake

California’s $1 Billion Youth Housing Plan Could Create a New Pipeline for Young People; and Latino Youth Have the Most at Stake

Cover Story August 12, 2026

California’s $1 Billion Youth Housing Plan Could Create a New Pipeline for Young People; and Latino Youth Have the Most at Stake

SB 492 would put a $1 billion Youth Housing Bond before California ... more

30 Deaths and Counting in ICE Detention Centers This Year

30 Deaths and Counting in ICE Detention Centers This Year

Cover Story December 21, 2025

30 Deaths and Counting in ICE Detention Centers This Year

Lawmakers demand an ICE detainee death investigation after reports of medical neglect—renewing ... more

Boyle Heights Residents Demand Accountability as Anger Erupts at Lineage Logistics Town Hall

Boyle Heights Residents Demand Accountability as Anger Erupts at Lineage Logistics Town Hall

Community & Society July 9, 2026

Boyle Heights Residents Demand Accountability as Anger Erupts at Lineage Logistics Town Hall

Residents demanded answers about health risks, relocation assistance, and the future of ... more

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