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L.A.’s Heat Is Unequal. So Is Its Shade. A 28,000 Tree Campaign Aims to Change That

L.A.’s Heat Is Unequal. So Is Its Shade. A 28,000 Tree Campaign Aims to Change That

Climate Change August 25, 2026

L.A.’s Heat Is Unequal. So Is Its Shade. A 28,000 Tree Campaign Aims to Change That

As another heat wave grips Southern California, Los Angeles is confronting a ... more

Cychlorphine Has Been Linked to a Death in L.A. County. What Residents Need to Know

Cychlorphine Has Been Linked to a Death in L.A. County. What Residents Need to Know

Health October 16, 2026

Cychlorphine Has Been Linked to a Death in L.A. County. What Residents Need to Know

A dangerous synthetic opioid that had raised concerns in California has now ... more

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Suicide ruling doesn’t end questions over Highland Park student’s death

Suicide ruling doesn’t end questions over Highland Park student’s death

Latinos October 7, 2026

Suicide ruling doesn’t end questions over Highland Park student’s death

The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner has determined that the death of ... more

Street Takeovers Persist in Los Angeles, with Periodic Injuries and Occasional Fatal Incidents

Street Takeovers Persist in Los Angeles, with Periodic Injuries and Occasional Fatal Incidents

Latinos July 6, 2026

Street Takeovers Persist in Los Angeles, with Periodic Injuries and Occasional Fatal Incidents

California law allows authorities to issue steep fines, impound vehicles, suspend driver's ... more

Why Latino Kids Are Drowning at Higher Rates: Historical Trends, Risk Factors, and What Families Can Do

Why Latino Kids Are Drowning at Higher Rates: Historical Trends, Risk Factors, and What Families Can Do

Latinos July 19, 2026

Why Latino Kids Are Drowning at Higher Rates: Historical Trends, Risk Factors, and What Families Can Do

Experts say swimming lessons, active supervision and water safety education can save ... more

For Latino Retirees, How Far Does Social Security Go?

For Latino Retirees, How Far Does Social Security Go?

Latinos October 13, 2026

For Latino Retirees, How Far Does Social Security Go?

For many older Americans, Social Security helps pay the bills. But how ... more

L.A. Moves to Make Opening Restaurants Easier as Existing Owners Struggle

L.A. Moves to Make Opening Restaurants Easier as Existing Owners Struggle

Los Angeles October 30, 2026

L.A. Moves to Make Opening Restaurants Easier as Existing Owners Struggle

Mayor Karen Bass ordered simpler restaurant permits and asked officials to explore ... more

LAUSD Invests Millions in Athletic Facilities as Franklin and Roosevelt Seek Upgrades

LAUSD Invests Millions in Athletic Facilities as Franklin and Roosevelt Seek Upgrades

Education August 31, 2026

LAUSD Invests Millions in Athletic Facilities as Franklin and Roosevelt Seek Upgrades

The school community has launched a petition calling for a new athletic ... more

Nearly 1 in 3 LA Adults Exposed to Wildfires Report Mental-Health Harm

Nearly 1 in 3 LA Adults Exposed to Wildfires Report Mental-Health Harm

Environment October 17, 2026

Nearly 1 in 3 LA Adults Exposed to Wildfires Report Mental-Health Harm

New UCLA research reveals the emotional toll of wildfire exposure in Los ... more

LAUSD Test Scores Improve as Latino Students Remain Central to Academic Gains Under Superintendent Andrés E. Chait

LAUSD Test Scores Improve as Latino Students Remain Central to Academic Gains Under Superintendent Andrés E. Chait

Education July 21, 2026

LAUSD Test Scores Improve as Latino Students Remain Central to Academic Gains Under Superintendent Andrés E. Chait

New assessment results show continued gains in English Language Arts and math ... more

After the Fire, Boyle Heights Residents Ask: What Did We Breathe?

After the Fire, Boyle Heights Residents Ask: What Did We Breathe?

Latinos June 25, 2026

After the Fire, Boyle Heights Residents Ask: What Did We Breathe?

The warehouse fire has been extinguished, but many Boyle Heights residents say ... more

El Sereno Residents Say Ysabel Jurado Isn’t Listening — And the Encampment Keeps Growing

El Sereno Residents Say Ysabel Jurado Isn’t Listening — And the Encampment Keeps Growing

Housing August 4, 2026

El Sereno Residents Say Ysabel Jurado Isn’t Listening — And the Encampment Keeps Growing

Residents say a partially demolished building on Huntington Drive has become a ... more

Rats Don’t Evacuate: The Real Issue in Boyle Heights

Rats Don’t Evacuate: The Real Issue in Boyle Heights

Latinos August 31, 2026

Rats Don’t Evacuate: The Real Issue in Boyle Heights

When the Lineage cold-storage warehouse caught fire on June 17, 2026, the ... more

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