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“He Was Not Suicidal,” Father of Xavier Nungaray Says, Demanding Accountability

“He Was Not Suicidal,” Father of Xavier Nungaray Says, Demanding Accountability

Education October 14, 2026

“He Was Not Suicidal,” Father of Xavier Nungaray Says, Demanding Accountability

William Amaya disputes the medical examiner’s determination about his 17-year-old son’s death. ... more

Bobby Pulido Says He Goes to Mexico for Health Care as Costs Put Treatment Out of Reach for Many Americans

Bobby Pulido Says He Goes to Mexico for Health Care as Costs Put Treatment Out of Reach for Many Americans

Healthcare October 13, 2026

Bobby Pulido Says He Goes to Mexico for Health Care as Costs Put Treatment Out of Reach for Many Americans

The congressional candidate’s account of going to Mexico for medical care puts ... more

Has Gen Z Awakened? Four Candidates Under 21 are Running for Office in Southern California

Has Gen Z Awakened? Four Candidates Under 21 are Running for Office in Southern California

California October 12, 2026

Has Gen Z Awakened? Four Candidates Under 21 are Running for Office in Southern California

Four candidates ages 18 to 20 are running for mayor, city council ... more

In ‘Animals’, CHIRLA and the Latino Vote Are Won With a Lie. Could It Happen in L.A. Politics?

In ‘Animals’, CHIRLA and the Latino Vote Are Won With a Lie. Could It Happen in L.A. Politics?

LA Politics October 11, 2026

In ‘Animals’, CHIRLA and the Latino Vote Are Won With a Lie. Could It Happen in L.A. Politics?

Ben Affleck’s Netflix political thriller poses a provocative real-world question: Could a ... more

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

As LAUSD Parents Demand More School Police, the District’s Budget Calls for Cuts

As LAUSD Parents Demand More School Police, the District’s Budget Calls for Cuts

Education October 9, 2026

As LAUSD Parents Demand More School Police, the District’s Budget Calls for Cuts

Parents are publicly calling for more police and security at schools after ... more

When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes

When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes

California October 7, 2026

When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes

Groceries don't have to be the most expensive in the country to ... more

Sara Hernández Led the Primary. Now Comes the Final Push: Making Sure Her Community Counts

Sara Hernández Led the Primary. Now Comes the Final Push: Making Sure Her Community Counts

2026 Races October 6, 2026

Sara Hernández Led the Primary. Now Comes the Final Push: Making Sure Her Community Counts

For Sara Hernández, the agenda she has built is so personal and ... more

From “Go Back to Mexico” to Police Force, Latino Residents Face a Series of Orange County Confrontations

From “Go Back to Mexico” to Police Force, Latino Residents Face a Series of Orange County Confrontations

Latino Community October 6, 2026

From “Go Back to Mexico” to Police Force, Latino Residents Face a Series of Orange County Confrontations

Three recent incidents involving Latino residents in Laguna Beach, Anaheim and Santa ... more

In Foster Care, Too Many Latino Children Are Still Waiting for Someone to Show Up

In Foster Care, Too Many Latino Children Are Still Waiting for Someone to Show Up

California October 6, 2026

In Foster Care, Too Many Latino Children Are Still Waiting for Someone to Show Up

When Joshua Bringhurst thinks about foster care, he does not start with ... more

America’s Latino Vote Is No Longer a Regional Story

America’s Latino Vote Is No Longer a Regional Story

Latino Community October 5, 2026

America’s Latino Vote Is No Longer a Regional Story

Washington's Latino eligible-voter population has grown 224% since 2000, offering a glimpse ... more

From Los Angeles, Latino Organizations Reach Into Senate Battlegrounds

From Los Angeles, Latino Organizations Reach Into Senate Battlegrounds

Latino Community October 5, 2026

From Los Angeles, Latino Organizations Reach Into Senate Battlegrounds

California has the nation’s largest Latino eligible electorate, but Los Angeles-based civic ... more

When Fear Keeps People From the ER, Los Angeles Has More Than an Immigration Problem

When Fear Keeps People From the ER, Los Angeles Has More Than an Immigration Problem

Health October 5, 2026

When Fear Keeps People From the ER, Los Angeles Has More Than an Immigration Problem

A new USC study found emergency-room visits by foreign-born patients fell more ... more

California Just Made Plug-In Solar Easier. Could It Lower Your Electric Bill?

California Just Made Plug-In Solar Easier. Could It Lower Your Electric Bill?

California October 3, 2026

California Just Made Plug-In Solar Easier. Could It Lower Your Electric Bill?

California's new plug-in solar law could give renters another way to make ... more

What California’s New Immigration Laws Actually Mean for Families When Federal Agents Show Up

What California’s New Immigration Laws Actually Mean for Families When Federal Agents Show Up

California October 3, 2026

What California’s New Immigration Laws Actually Mean for Families When Federal Agents Show Up

Three new California laws change how the state handles detention facilities, fatal ... more

Voted for Trump. Now They’re as Far Away as Africa. The Changing Latino Vote in the Midterms

Voted for Trump. Now They’re as Far Away as Africa. The Changing Latino Vote in the Midterms

Immigration October 2, 2026

Voted for Trump. Now They’re as Far Away as Africa. The Changing Latino Vote in the Midterms

Donald Trump returned to the White House with a significant increase in ... more

Latino Communities Under Attack: What’s on the Line in the 2026 Midterms

Latino Communities Under Attack: What’s on the Line in the 2026 Midterms

Latino Community October 2, 2026

Latino Communities Under Attack: What’s on the Line in the 2026 Midterms

With one month until Election Day, the 2026 midterms are being framed ... more

The Senate States That Could Decide 2026 and the Latino Vote

The Senate States That Could Decide 2026 and the Latino Vote

Latino Community October 1, 2026

The Senate States That Could Decide 2026 and the Latino Vote

When political campaigns and news coverage talk about “the Latino vote,” it ... more

California Wants Healthier Food. In Los Angeles, Many Families Still Struggle to Put Food on the Table

California Wants Healthier Food. In Los Angeles, Many Families Still Struggle to Put Food on the Table

California September 30, 2026

California Wants Healthier Food. In Los Angeles, Many Families Still Struggle to Put Food on the Table

California is changing how consumers identify healthier food. But in Los Angeles ... more

Two and Three Years Old, Facing Deportation in U.S. Immigration Court

Two and Three Years Old, Facing Deportation in U.S. Immigration Court

California September 30, 2026

Two and Three Years Old, Facing Deportation in U.S. Immigration Court

Children as young as 3 are appearing before immigration judges as the ... more

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