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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
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The Air in Los Angeles Is Getting Worse—And Latinos Are Paying First The Air in Los Angeles Is Getting Worse—And Latinos Are Paying First
California April 23, 2026

The Air in Los Angeles Is Getting Worse—And Latinos Are Paying First

New data from American Lung Association shows Los Angeles air pollution in ... more

3 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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LA County Wins Two Key Homelessness Roles, but Dispute Over Data and Housing Referrals Remains LA County Wins Two Key Homelessness Roles, but Dispute Over Data and Housing Referrals Remains
Homelessness October 15, 2026

LA County Wins Two Key Homelessness Roles, but Dispute Over Data and Housing Referrals Remains

The October 13 vote gives the county responsibility for the regional homeless ... more

5 mins read
Marco Poliveros
325
From Newspaper Coupons to Digital Grocery Savings: How Latino Families in Los Angeles Are Adapting to Changing Shopping Habits From Newspaper Coupons to Digital Grocery Savings: How Latino Families in Los Angeles Are Adapting to Changing Shopping Habits
Food July 13, 2026

From Newspaper Coupons to Digital Grocery Savings: How Latino Families in Los Angeles Are Adapting to Changing Shopping Habits

Paper coupons are fading, but grocery savings are not. Here's how Latino ... more

3 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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Millions Turn to Hospice at the End of Life. Latino Patients Are Less Likely to Receive It and May Be More Likely to Lose It Millions Turn to Hospice at the End of Life. Latino Patients Are Less Likely to Receive It and May Be More Likely to Lose It
California September 8, 2026

Millions Turn to Hospice at the End of Life. Latino Patients Are Less Likely to Receive It and May Be More Likely to Lose It

Hospice care is supposed to make the final stage of life more ... more

6 mins read
Marco Poliveros
316
Rising Concerns Over Hate and Political Hostility in Los Angeles Ahead of Midterm Elections Rising Concerns Over Hate and Political Hostility in Los Angeles Ahead of Midterm Elections
Los Angeles October 20, 2026

Rising Concerns Over Hate and Political Hostility in Los Angeles Ahead of Midterm Elections

LAPD recorded 416 hate crimes from January through July, slightly more than ... more

3 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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CD4: What Happens If Nithya Raman Wins the Mayoral Election? CD4: What Happens If Nithya Raman Wins the Mayoral Election?
Los Angeles October 11, 2026

CD4: What Happens If Nithya Raman Wins the Mayoral Election?

If Nithya Raman wins Los Angeles’ November 3 mayoral election and takes ... more

4 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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These 8 New California Laws Take Effect July 1: Smartphone Limits, Food, Streaming Services, and More These 8 New California Laws Take Effect July 1: Smartphone Limits, Food, Streaming Services, and More
California July 1, 2026

These 8 New California Laws Take Effect July 1: Smartphone Limits, Food, Streaming Services, and More

Dozens of California laws are taking effect this summer, affecting schools, streaming ... more

6 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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Loud Online, Quiet in the Streets: California’s Muted Response to a New ICE Surge Loud Online, Quiet in the Streets: California’s Muted Response to a New ICE Surge
California October 15, 2026

Loud Online, Quiet in the Streets: California’s Muted Response to a New ICE Surge

Reports of increased immigration enforcement have prompted alerts and rapid-response efforts in ... more

4 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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Rent or Buy a Condo in Southern California? The Real Costs Behind the Decision Rent or Buy a Condo in Southern California? The Real Costs Behind the Decision
Housing November 3, 2026

Rent or Buy a Condo in Southern California? The Real Costs Behind the Decision

Renting could save Southern California households nearly $25,000 a year compared with ... more

5 mins read
Marco Poliveros
254
LA Catholics Mobilize Quake Relief Fundraising for Venezuela LA Catholics Mobilize Quake Relief Fundraising for Venezuela
Latinos July 2, 2026

LA Catholics Mobilize Quake Relief Fundraising for Venezuela

Parishes and Catholic schools across Los Angeles County will collect donations during ... more

2 mins read
Marco Poliveros
293
How Sugar and Diabetes Are Fueling a Dialysis Crisis in Los Angeles Latino Communities How Sugar and Diabetes Are Fueling a Dialysis Crisis in Los Angeles Latino Communities
Health September 21, 2026

How Sugar and Diabetes Are Fueling a Dialysis Crisis in Los Angeles Latino Communities

Diabetes is a leading cause of kidney failure, and Latino communities face ... more

4 mins read
Marco Poliveros
1,776
L.A. County’s New Sales Tax Starts Today. Why Can’t the County Spend the Money Yet? L.A. County’s New Sales Tax Starts Today. Why Can’t the County Spend the Money Yet?
California October 1, 2026

L.A. County’s New Sales Tax Starts Today. Why Can’t the County Spend the Money Yet?

Los Angeles County's new sales tax took effect October 1, adding 0.5 ... more

4 mins read
Marco Poliveros
710
Los Angeles Issued 12,500 Wrongful Street Sweeping Tickets Worth Nearly $1 Million: Here’s How to Check if You Qualify for a Refund Los Angeles Issued 12,500 Wrongful Street Sweeping Tickets Worth Nearly $1 Million: Here’s How to Check if You Qualify for a Refund
Latinos July 14, 2026

Los Angeles Issued 12,500 Wrongful Street Sweeping Tickets Worth Nearly $1 Million: Here’s How to Check if You Qualify for a Refund

An investigation found LADOT issued thousands of street sweeping citations on days ... more

4 mins read
Andrea Perez
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They’re Still There, Just Almost Invisible. Will ICE Agents Show up for Fiestas Patrias Celebrations? They’re Still There, Just Almost Invisible. Will ICE Agents Show up for Fiestas Patrias Celebrations?
California September 9, 2026

They’re Still There, Just Almost Invisible. Will ICE Agents Show up for Fiestas Patrias Celebrations?

For 80 years, East Los Angeles has celebrated Mexican Independence with a ... more

7 mins read
Andrea Perez
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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

3 mins read
Andrea Perez
356
LAUSD Is Dropping César Chávez From Its School Names. In El Sereno, the Change Is Already Here LAUSD Is Dropping César Chávez From Its School Names. In El Sereno, the Change Is Already Here
Education August 26, 2026

LAUSD Is Dropping César Chávez From Its School Names. In El Sereno, the Change Is Already Here

For families returning to school this fall, one Los Angeles elementary school ... more

4 mins read
Andrea Perez
552
LA Court Cuts Could Hit Hardest for the County’s Spanish Speaking Majority LA Court Cuts Could Hit Hardest for the County’s Spanish Speaking Majority
Immigration September 21, 2026

LA Court Cuts Could Hit Hardest for the County’s Spanish Speaking Majority

A $35,000 employee buyout program is part of a broader effort to ... more

5 mins read
Andrea Perez
443
LAUSD Changed Its Approach to School Safety. Is the New System Working? LAUSD Changed Its Approach to School Safety. Is the New System Working?
Education October 2, 2026

LAUSD Changed Its Approach to School Safety. Is the New System Working?

LAUSD still has school police, but the district also built a broader ... more

6 mins read
Andrea Perez
720
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

6 mins read
Andrea Perez

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Valadao Loses Central Valley Seat After Failing to Challenge ICE Raids on Farmworkers
When Professors Become Targets: Inside the Bullying Crisis at Los Angeles Universities
Latino Voters Have Sent a Clear Message. Will Both Parties Listen?

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