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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

How Many People Have Been Killed by ICE Agents During Trump’s Second Term?

How Many People Have Been Killed by ICE Agents During Trump’s Second Term?

Immigration July 14, 2026

How Many People Have Been Killed by ICE Agents During Trump’s Second Term?

A series of fatal shootings involving ICE and other federal immigration agents ... more

Boyle Heights Warehouse Smell May Worsen as Heat Wave Hits Following Air Quality Violation

Boyle Heights Warehouse Smell May Worsen as Heat Wave Hits Following Air Quality Violation

Latinos July 13, 2026

Boyle Heights Warehouse Smell May Worsen as Heat Wave Hits Following Air Quality Violation

AQMD cites Lineage Logistics over persistent warehouse odors as rising temperatures fuel ... more

The Healthcare Language Gap: How Medical Jargon Creates Barriers for Latino Communities

The Healthcare Language Gap: How Medical Jargon Creates Barriers for Latino Communities

Healthcare July 13, 2026

The Healthcare Language Gap: How Medical Jargon Creates Barriers for Latino Communities

Medical terms like Cyclospora may be scientifically accurate, but experts say culturally ... more

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

Nearly 6 in 10 Young Women Get Health Advice From Influencers — What It Means for Latinas and Social Media Wellness Trends

Nearly 6 in 10 Young Women Get Health Advice From Influencers — What It Means for Latinas and Social Media Wellness Trends

Health July 13, 2026

Nearly 6 in 10 Young Women Get Health Advice From Influencers — What It Means for Latinas and Social Media Wellness Trends

A new Pew Research Center survey shows young women increasingly rely on ... more

Gas Prices Rise Above $6, but LA Keeps Driving: For Many Latinos, Cars Remain a Necessity

Gas Prices Rise Above $6, but LA Keeps Driving: For Many Latinos, Cars Remain a Necessity

Economy July 12, 2026

Gas Prices Rise Above $6, but LA Keeps Driving: For Many Latinos, Cars Remain a Necessity

Gasoline prices have surged past $6 per gallon in Los Angeles, but ... more

Latino vs. Asian Obesity Rates: How Immigration, Income, and Opportunity Shape Health in America

Latino vs. Asian Obesity Rates: How Immigration, Income, and Opportunity Shape Health in America

Health July 12, 2026

Latino vs. Asian Obesity Rates: How Immigration, Income, and Opportunity Shape Health in America

CDC data reveal a large obesity gap between Latino and Asian American ... more

Southern California Rents Are Falling: Los Angeles and Latino Neighborhoods See New Rental Deals

Southern California Rents Are Falling: Los Angeles and Latino Neighborhoods See New Rental Deals

Housing July 12, 2026

Southern California Rents Are Falling: Los Angeles and Latino Neighborhoods See New Rental Deals

New rent data shows apartment prices are declining across much of Los ... more

Kiké Hernández Opts Out as Dodgers Ignore Calls to Skip White House Visit

Kiké Hernández Opts Out as Dodgers Ignore Calls to Skip White House Visit

Latinos July 11, 2026

Kiké Hernández Opts Out as Dodgers Ignore Calls to Skip White House Visit

The Los Angeles Dodgers have confirmed they will visit the White House ... more

“Would You Sleep in Our Homes?” Boyle Heights Exposes the Divide Between Residents and Elected Officials

“Would You Sleep in Our Homes?” Boyle Heights Exposes the Divide Between Residents and Elected Officials

LA Politics July 10, 2026

“Would You Sleep in Our Homes?” Boyle Heights Exposes the Divide Between Residents and Elected Officials

If the mayor thought that bringing the "heavyweights" of Latino representation to ... more

Street Vendors Face Safety Concerns After Recent Attacks in Los Angeles Area

Street Vendors Face Safety Concerns After Recent Attacks in Los Angeles Area

Crime July 9, 2026

Street Vendors Face Safety Concerns After Recent Attacks in Los Angeles Area

Recent assaults involving vendors in downtown Los Angeles and Long Beach are ... more

How Gen Z Is Learning About Money: Social Media, Financial Literacy and the New Generation of Personal Finance

How Gen Z Is Learning About Money: Social Media, Financial Literacy and the New Generation of Personal Finance

Finances July 9, 2026

How Gen Z Is Learning About Money: Social Media, Financial Literacy and the New Generation of Personal Finance

From budgeting and saving to investing and building credit, Gen Z is ... more

As Robotaxis Spread Across Los Angeles, Some Latino Communities Ask: When Will It Be Our Turn?

As Robotaxis Spread Across Los Angeles, Some Latino Communities Ask: When Will It Be Our Turn?

California July 9, 2026

As Robotaxis Spread Across Los Angeles, Some Latino Communities Ask: When Will It Be Our Turn?

Waymo's autonomous ride-hailing service has expanded steadily across Los Angeles, growing from ... more

New $200,000 Federal Student Loan Cap Could Put Medical School Out of Reach for Latino Students

New $200,000 Federal Student Loan Cap Could Put Medical School Out of Reach for Latino Students

Education July 8, 2026

New $200,000 Federal Student Loan Cap Could Put Medical School Out of Reach for Latino Students

A new UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute analysis warns that federal ... more

Latino Families in Los Angeles Start Back-to-School Shopping Early as Rising Costs Tighten Budgets

Latino Families in Los Angeles Start Back-to-School Shopping Early as Rising Costs Tighten Budgets

Education July 8, 2026

Latino Families in Los Angeles Start Back-to-School Shopping Early as Rising Costs Tighten Budgets

Many Latino families in Los Angeles are expected to begin back-to-school shopping ... more

U.S.-Born Children of Undocumented Parents May Qualify for Trump Accounts, but Privacy Concerns Could Affect Enrollment

U.S.-Born Children of Undocumented Parents May Qualify for Trump Accounts, but Privacy Concerns Could Affect Enrollment

Economy July 7, 2026

U.S.-Born Children of Undocumented Parents May Qualify for Trump Accounts, but Privacy Concerns Could Affect Enrollment

Children born in the United States may qualify for Trump Accounts regardless ... more

California Agriculture Booms in 2026, but Farmworkers Face Growing Heat Challenges

California Agriculture Booms in 2026, but Farmworkers Face Growing Heat Challenges

California July 7, 2026

California Agriculture Booms in 2026, but Farmworkers Face Growing Heat Challenges

As California’s agricultural economy grows, farmworkers face rising risks from extreme heat, ... more

Latino Workers Keep America Moving, But New Jobs Data Shows Growing Pressure on Families

Latino Workers Keep America Moving, But New Jobs Data Shows Growing Pressure on Families

Cover Story July 6, 2026

Latino Workers Keep America Moving, But New Jobs Data Shows Growing Pressure on Families

Latino workers remain one of the strongest forces in the U.S. economy, ... more

Rising Risks Behind Declining Teen Drug Use in Los Angeles

Rising Risks Behind Declining Teen Drug Use in Los Angeles

Health July 6, 2026

Rising Risks Behind Declining Teen Drug Use in Los Angeles

Vaping remains the most common substance used by Los Angeles teens, while ... more

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