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America Is Going Cashless. But in Latino Neighborhoods, Cash Isn’t Disappearing.

America Is Going Cashless. But in Latino Neighborhoods, Cash Isn’t Disappearing.

Economy August 26, 2026

America Is Going Cashless. But in Latino Neighborhoods, Cash Isn’t Disappearing.

A growing number of Americans are leaving their wallets at home. For ... more

For the First Time, Most U.S. Families Have Two Breadwinners as Latina Moms Boost Household Incomes

For the First Time, Most U.S. Families Have Two Breadwinners as Latina Moms Boost Household Incomes

Culture June 17, 2026

For the First Time, Most U.S. Families Have Two Breadwinners as Latina Moms Boost Household Incomes

A new Pew Research Center analysis finds that most two-parent households now ... more

Gas Prices Rise Above $6, but LA Keeps Driving: For Many Latinos, Cars Remain a Necessity

Gas Prices Rise Above $6, but LA Keeps Driving: For Many Latinos, Cars Remain a Necessity

Economy July 12, 2026

Gas Prices Rise Above $6, but LA Keeps Driving: For Many Latinos, Cars Remain a Necessity

Gasoline prices have surged past $6 per gallon in Los Angeles, but ... more

California Food Banks Struggle to Keep Up as Food Prices Stay High

California Food Banks Struggle to Keep Up as Food Prices Stay High

Economy September 29, 2026

California Food Banks Struggle to Keep Up as Food Prices Stay High

A bigger grocery bill can force a family to make choices that ... more

The Cost of Halloween Keeps Rising, and It Lands at the Ballot Box Just Before the Midterms

The Cost of Halloween Keeps Rising, and It Lands at the Ballot Box Just Before the Midterms

California October 4, 2026

The Cost of Halloween Keeps Rising, and It Lands at the Ballot Box Just Before the Midterms

Americans are still spending on Halloween even as higher prices squeeze household ... more

California Summer Jobs Are Harder to Find in 2026 — Here’s Where LA Teens and Students Still Have a Chance

California Summer Jobs Are Harder to Find in 2026 — Here’s Where LA Teens and Students Still Have a Chance

Economy May 19, 2026

California Summer Jobs Are Harder to Find in 2026 — Here’s Where LA Teens and Students Still Have a Chance

With teen unemployment near 21% in California, young workers across Los Angeles ... more

Los Angeles Added 9,000 Jobs. So Why Is It Still Hard to Find Good-Paying Work?

Los Angeles Added 9,000 Jobs. So Why Is It Still Hard to Find Good-Paying Work?

Economy June 28, 2026

Los Angeles Added 9,000 Jobs. So Why Is It Still Hard to Find Good-Paying Work?

Healthcare, restaurants and construction continue hiring, but manufacturing, Hollywood and other higher-paying ... more

Meat Theft in California: Rising Grocery Prices Make Beef a Target for Shoplifters

Meat Theft in California: Rising Grocery Prices Make Beef a Target for Shoplifters

California July 21, 2026

Meat Theft in California: Rising Grocery Prices Make Beef a Target for Shoplifters

Higher beef prices, inflation, and organized retail theft are prompting some California ... more

California Gas Tax Rises July 1. Here’s How Much More Drivers Will Pay and Why It Keeps Increasing

California Gas Tax Rises July 1. Here’s How Much More Drivers Will Pay and Why It Keeps Increasing

Economy June 29, 2026

California Gas Tax Rises July 1. Here’s How Much More Drivers Will Pay and Why It Keeps Increasing

The state's gasoline excise tax automatically rises to 63.4 cents per gallon ... more

LA Metro’s World Cup Transit Boom Is Creating Jobs and Changing How Los Angeles Moves

LA Metro’s World Cup Transit Boom Is Creating Jobs and Changing How Los Angeles Moves

Economy July 5, 2026

LA Metro’s World Cup Transit Boom Is Creating Jobs and Changing How Los Angeles Moves

Hundreds of transit jobs, expanded bilingual hiring and record ridership are giving ... more

A Stronger Peso Means Weaker Remittances: How Mexican Immigrants in LA and U.S. Tourists Are Feeling the Currency Shift

A Stronger Peso Means Weaker Remittances: How Mexican Immigrants in LA and U.S. Tourists Are Feeling the Currency Shift

Economy August 16, 2026

A Stronger Peso Means Weaker Remittances: How Mexican Immigrants in LA and U.S. Tourists Are Feeling the Currency Shift

The Mexican peso just hit its strongest level in two years, briefly ... more

LA–Orange County Housing Heats Up: 14% Sold in 7 Days, Most Above Asking

LA–Orange County Housing Heats Up: 14% Sold in 7 Days, Most Above Asking

Economy April 29, 2026

LA–Orange County Housing Heats Up: 14% Sold in 7 Days, Most Above Asking

New data shows California homes are more likely to sell quickly when ... more

California Faces $161.9 Million Hit as International Student Enrollment Falls

California Faces $161.9 Million Hit as International Student Enrollment Falls

Economy August 16, 2026

California Faces $161.9 Million Hit as International Student Enrollment Falls

California stands to lose more economic activity from the decline in new ... more

Latino Workers Keep America Moving, But New Jobs Data Shows Growing Pressure on Families

Latino Workers Keep America Moving, But New Jobs Data Shows Growing Pressure on Families

Cover Story July 6, 2026

Latino Workers Keep America Moving, But New Jobs Data Shows Growing Pressure on Families

Latino workers remain one of the strongest forces in the U.S. economy, ... more

Sixty Six Percent of Hispanic Adults Say they Lack a Three Month Emergency Fund

Sixty Six Percent of Hispanic Adults Say they Lack a Three Month Emergency Fund

California October 15, 2026

Sixty Six Percent of Hispanic Adults Say they Lack a Three Month Emergency Fund

New research finds widespread pressure from medical care, housing and transportation costs, ... more

Mexican Companies in the U.S. Feel the Impact of Trump’s Immigration Policies

Mexican Companies in the U.S. Feel the Impact of Trump’s Immigration Policies

Economy June 17, 2026

Mexican Companies in the U.S. Feel the Impact of Trump’s Immigration Policies

Companies including Chedraui, Gruma, and Grupo Bimbo report weaker U.S. performance as ... more

In Times of Crisis, Dying Isn’t Cheap: For Latino families, the financial burden can extend beyond the funeral home

In Times of Crisis, Dying Isn’t Cheap: For Latino families, the financial burden can extend beyond the funeral home

Economy October 22, 2026

In Times of Crisis, Dying Isn’t Cheap: For Latino families, the financial burden can extend beyond the funeral home

A survey of 88 Los Angeles County funeral homes found a median ... more

Latino Workers Are Earning More, but Debt Is Eating Into Their Gains

Latino Workers Are Earning More, but Debt Is Eating Into Their Gains

Consumer September 29, 2026

Latino Workers Are Earning More, but Debt Is Eating Into Their Gains

For many Hispanic households, rising income is being squeezed by growing debt ... more

Women Are Winning More Jobs Than Men—and Healthcare Is a Key Reason

Women Are Winning More Jobs Than Men—and Healthcare Is a Key Reason

Economy June 24, 2026

Women Are Winning More Jobs Than Men—and Healthcare Is a Key Reason

New labor data show women are capturing most recent job gains, largely ... 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

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