Category: Los Angeles
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Solar power is growing among Latino families. The challenge is turning interest into ownership. Solar power is growing among Latino families. The challenge is turning interest into ownership.
Climate Change August 4, 2026

Solar power is growing among Latino families. The challenge is turning interest into ownership.

California offers rebates and incentives that can reduce the cost of rooftop ... more

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Angelenos Lose Control of Their Privacy as LAPD Surveillance Expands Angelenos Lose Control of Their Privacy as LAPD Surveillance Expands
LA Politics November 1, 2026

Angelenos Lose Control of Their Privacy as LAPD Surveillance Expands

After a failed City Council veto, LAPD says it has tightened access, ... more

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Gains in California Home Affordability Leave Latino Buyers Behind Gains in California Home Affordability Leave Latino Buyers Behind
California May 4, 2026

Gains in California Home Affordability Leave Latino Buyers Behind

A new California Association of Realtors report found housing affordability improved in ... more

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Another Summer, Another Surge: LA County’s Hidden Heat Crisis Another Summer, Another Surge: LA County’s Hidden Heat Crisis
Climate Change September 2, 2026

Another Summer, Another Surge: LA County’s Hidden Heat Crisis

A new Los Angeles County dashboard is giving officials and residents a ... more

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Mobile Voting Brings Election Access Into Los Angeles Communities Mobile Voting Brings Election Access Into Los Angeles Communities
LA Politics October 19, 2026

Mobile Voting Brings Election Access Into Los Angeles Communities

Los Angeles County is bringing voting services directly into communities through its ... more

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Is South L.A.’s Black-Latino “Unity” Real, or Just Political Cover? Is South L.A.’s Black-Latino “Unity” Real, or Just Political Cover?
LA Politics September 13, 2026

Is South L.A.’s Black-Latino “Unity” Real, or Just Political Cover?

  A dispute over a Latino-led running event in Leimert Park briefly exposed ... more

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Back to School, Less Screen Time: What LAUSD Students Need to Know Back to School, Less Screen Time: What LAUSD Students Need to Know
Education August 11, 2026

Back to School, Less Screen Time: What LAUSD Students Need to Know

More than 520,000 LAUSD students return August 12 under new screen-time rules, ... more

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L.A. County Plans New System to Help Patients Avoid Medical Debt L.A. County Plans New System to Help Patients Avoid Medical Debt
Health October 15, 2026

L.A. County Plans New System to Help Patients Avoid Medical Debt

A proposed shared screening system aims to help hospitals identify patients who ... more

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Why Boyle Heights Residents Need a Health Record, Not Just a Memory Why Boyle Heights Residents Need a Health Record, Not Just a Memory
Health July 23, 2026

Why Boyle Heights Residents Need a Health Record, Not Just a Memory

Medical experts say documenting smoke exposure, monitoring symptoms, and maintaining environmental records ... more

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Nearly 288,000 Requested Spanish Ballots in L.A. Primary: Could Latino Voters Swing the Mayoral Race? Nearly 288,000 Requested Spanish Ballots in L.A. Primary: Could Latino Voters Swing the Mayoral Race?
LA Politics September 14, 2026

Nearly 288,000 Requested Spanish Ballots in L.A. Primary: Could Latino Voters Swing the Mayoral Race?

Nearly 288,000 Los Angeles County voters requested Spanish-language election materials during the ... more

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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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As LAUSD Loses Students, South and East LA Schools Fight to Survive As LAUSD Loses Students, South and East LA Schools Fight to Survive
Education September 18, 2026

As LAUSD Loses Students, South and East LA Schools Fight to Survive

Trinity Street Elementary has stood in South Los Angeles for more than ... 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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West Hollywood Opens the Door for Street Vendors With Proposed Free Vending Zone West Hollywood Opens the Door for Street Vendors With Proposed Free Vending Zone
Latinos October 20, 2026

West Hollywood Opens the Door for Street Vendors With Proposed Free Vending Zone

The Rainbow District pilot program could give sidewalk food vendors a designated ... more

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From Tijuana to California: Thousands of U.S. Citizens Prepare to Cross the Border to Vote From Tijuana to California: Thousands of U.S. Citizens Prepare to Cross the Border to Vote
California November 2, 2026

From Tijuana to California: Thousands of U.S. Citizens Prepare to Cross the Border to Vote

As the November 3 election approaches, U.S. citizens living in Tijuana and ... more

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Crime Is Falling in Los Angeles. Why Many Latino Families Still Do Not Feel Safe Crime Is Falling in Los Angeles. Why Many Latino Families Still Do Not Feel Safe
Crime May 11, 2026

Crime Is Falling in Los Angeles. Why Many Latino Families Still Do Not Feel Safe

New crime data shows fewer homicides and robberies in Los Angeles, but ... 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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