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Sarah Rascón: “A New Generation Starts Now. I Speak for Those Who Refuse to be Forgotten.” Sarah Rascón: “A New Generation Starts Now. I Speak for Those Who Refuse to be Forgotten.”
LA Politics April 28, 2026

Sarah Rascón: “A New Generation Starts Now. I Speak for Those Who Refuse to be Forgotten.”

Sarah Rascon’s journey from a working-class upbringing to a State Senate campaign ... more

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Short on Training, Teachers Struggle to Support English Language Learners Short on Training, Teachers Struggle to Support English Language Learners
Education April 28, 2026

Short on Training, Teachers Struggle to Support English Language Learners

English learners teacher training in Los Angeles remains limited, as educators in ... more

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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

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How Hispanic Voters, Men, and Young Americans View Donald Trump Today How Hispanic Voters, Men, and Young Americans View Donald Trump Today
Latinos April 23, 2026

How Hispanic Voters, Men, and Young Americans View Donald Trump Today

A new AP-NORC poll shows Trump approval drops among Hispanic voters, with ... more

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Sara Hernández: She Knows the Struggle; Now She’s Ready to Lead Change Sara Hernández: She Knows the Struggle; Now She’s Ready to Lead Change
LA Politics April 22, 2026

Sara Hernández: She Knows the Struggle; Now She’s Ready to Lead Change

Sara Hernández State Senate District 26 campaign highlights housing, education, and child ... more

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They feed more than 400 people every week — it’s time to celebrate their first anniversary. They feed more than 400 people every week — it’s time to celebrate their first anniversary.
Latinos April 22, 2026

They feed more than 400 people every week — it’s time to celebrate their first anniversary.

NELA Unity Fest Los Angeles highlights grassroots support for families affected by ... more

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Original King Taco Becomes a Piece of L.A. History Original King Taco Becomes a Piece of L.A. History
Food April 21, 2026

Original King Taco Becomes a Piece of L.A. History

King Taco Historic-Cultural Monument designation recognizes the restaurant’s role in shaping Latino ... more

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Is Garcia Your Last Name? It’s The Most Common Latino Last Name In The U.S. Is Garcia Your Last Name? It’s The Most Common Latino Last Name In The U.S.
Latinos April 14, 2026

Is Garcia Your Last Name? It’s The Most Common Latino Last Name In The U.S.

Garcia most common Latino last name US highlights the growing influence of ... more

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Migrants Gain Full Access to Mexico’s Universal Healthcare System Migrants Gain Full Access to Mexico’s Universal Healthcare System
Immigration April 14, 2026

Migrants Gain Full Access to Mexico’s Universal Healthcare System

Mexico free healthcare for migrants marks a major policy shift, extending public ... more

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The Latino Vote Is Shifting Left—And It’s Still Evolving The Latino Vote Is Shifting Left—And It’s Still Evolving
Latinos April 13, 2026

The Latino Vote Is Shifting Left—And It’s Still Evolving

Latino voters shift 2026 elections signals a political realignment driven by concerns ... more

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A Quinceañera Dig Turns Ugly—and Bobby Pulido Turns It Into Power A Quinceañera Dig Turns Ugly—and Bobby Pulido Turns It Into Power
Entertainment April 13, 2026

A Quinceañera Dig Turns Ugly—and Bobby Pulido Turns It Into Power

Bobby Pulido quinceañeras campaign highlights how cultural traditions like quinceañeras are becoming ... more

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Tapatío Sold After 55 Years as Ozempic Users Drive New Demand Tapatío Sold After 55 Years as Ozempic Users Drive New Demand
Food April 13, 2026

Tapatío Sold After 55 Years as Ozempic Users Drive New Demand

Tapatío hot sauce sale signals a major shift in Latino-owned business ownership, ... more

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In Altadena, Permits Are Up. Rebuilding Is Not. Latino Homeowners Are Caught in the Gap In Altadena, Permits Are Up. Rebuilding Is Not. Latino Homeowners Are Caught in the Gap
Housing April 11, 2026

In Altadena, Permits Are Up. Rebuilding Is Not. Latino Homeowners Are Caught in the Gap

Despite rising permits after the Altadena fire, Latino homeowners face financial barriers, ... more

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2025 Sees Record Surge in Hate Crimes Targeting Latinos 2025 Sees Record Surge in Hate Crimes Targeting Latinos
Immigration April 9, 2026

2025 Sees Record Surge in Hate Crimes Targeting Latinos

Anti Latino hate crimes are rising despite an overall decline in incidents, ... more

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Immigrants who Lost Their Commercial Licenses are Still in Limbo Immigrants who Lost Their Commercial Licenses are Still in Limbo
California April 7, 2026

Immigrants who Lost Their Commercial Licenses are Still in Limbo

California immigrant truck drivers license revocation exposes a policy clash between state ... more

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Spanish at Home, English at Work: How California’s Latinos Are Shaping the State Spanish at Home, English at Work: How California’s Latinos Are Shaping the State
Culture April 6, 2026

Spanish at Home, English at Work: How California’s Latinos Are Shaping the State

Latino bilingual workforce California is reshaping the state’s economy, but education gaps ... more

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California Latinos Put in More Work but See Less Pay, UCLA Study Shows California Latinos Put in More Work but See Less Pay, UCLA Study Shows
Labor April 5, 2026

California Latinos Put in More Work but See Less Pay, UCLA Study Shows

Latino wage gap California reveals a growing disconnect between workforce dominance and ... more

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Student Homelessness Soars in Los Angeles County, Hitting Latino Students Hardest Student Homelessness Soars in Los Angeles County, Hitting Latino Students Hardest
Education April 1, 2026

Student Homelessness Soars in Los Angeles County, Hitting Latino Students Hardest

Student homelessness Los Angeles County is rising rapidly, exposing funding gaps and ... more

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Housing Discrimination in California Disproportionately Affects Historically Marginalized Communities Housing Discrimination in California Disproportionately Affects Historically Marginalized Communities
Housing March 31, 2026

Housing Discrimination in California Disproportionately Affects Historically Marginalized Communities

Housing discrimination in California is exposing deep racial and economic disparities, with ... more

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Erasing Cesar Chavez Day? Meet Farmworkers Day Erasing Cesar Chavez Day? Meet Farmworkers Day
LA Politics March 31, 2026

Erasing Cesar Chavez Day? Meet Farmworkers Day

For years, Cesar Chavez Day in California was observed on Tuesday, March ... more

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