Category: Latino Community
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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

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How Can Domestic Violence Survivors Find Safe Shelter in LA County and Protect Their Children? How Can Domestic Violence Survivors Find Safe Shelter in LA County and Protect Their Children?
Health November 11, 2026

How Can Domestic Violence Survivors Find Safe Shelter in LA County and Protect Their Children?

Los Angeles County supervisors approved changes to how survivors are connected with ... more

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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

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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

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Diabetes Diagnoses Are Rising. What Does Blood Sugar Control Actually Mean? Diabetes Diagnoses Are Rising. What Does Blood Sugar Control Actually Mean?
Health October 28, 2026

Diabetes Diagnoses Are Rising. What Does Blood Sugar Control Actually Mean?

New research tracks rising diagnoses. For California families, understanding personal targets and ... more

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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

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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

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California Just Signed 21 New Immigration Laws. What Changes for Immigrant Families? California Just Signed 21 New Immigration Laws. What Changes for Immigrant Families?
California September 29, 2026

California Just Signed 21 New Immigration Laws. What Changes for Immigrant Families?

California just enacted 21 laws addressing immigration enforcement, detention, courthouses, workers, victims ... more

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Millions of Mexican Born Americans Can Vote in the U.S. How Many Live in California? Millions of Mexican Born Americans Can Vote in the U.S. How Many Live in California?
LA Politics November 1, 2026

Millions of Mexican Born Americans Can Vote in the U.S. How Many Live in California?

Mexican-born immigrants account for about 3.8 million eligible U.S. voters, while naturalized ... more

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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

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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

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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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Día de Muertos: Another Year of Immigrants Dying in ICE Detention Facilities Día de Muertos: Another Year of Immigrants Dying in ICE Detention Facilities
California November 1, 2026

Día de Muertos: Another Year of Immigrants Dying in ICE Detention Facilities

As families honor their loved ones this Día de Muertos, relatives of ... more

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Latino Students Are Making Academic Gains in LA County, but Progress Varies by District Latino Students Are Making Academic Gains in LA County, but Progress Varies by District
California October 17, 2026

Latino Students Are Making Academic Gains in LA County, but Progress Varies by District

New California test results show math and reading gains among Latino students, ... more

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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

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Two Latino Governors Make History, Opening Doors for a New Generation Two Latino Governors Make History, Opening Doors for a New Generation
Cover Story November 3, 2026

Two Latino Governors Make History, Opening Doors for a New Generation

Xavier Becerra's victory in California and Gina Hinojosa's win in Texas mark ... more

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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

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California Tops U.S. in ICE Arrests of Migrant Children as Arrests More Than Double California Tops U.S. in ICE Arrests of Migrant Children as Arrests More Than Double
California October 18, 2026

California Tops U.S. in ICE Arrests of Migrant Children as Arrests More Than Double

New immigration enforcement data shows thousands of children arrested or detained, with ... more

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A Latino LAPD: But Do Latinos Still Face Disproportionate Police Force? A Latino LAPD: But Do Latinos Still Face Disproportionate Police Force?
Latino Community September 30, 2026

A Latino LAPD: But Do Latinos Still Face Disproportionate Police Force?

The LAPD has undergone a dramatic demographic transformation. The harder question is ... more

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