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Why Boyle Heights Residents Need a Health Record, Not Just a Memory

Why Boyle Heights Residents Need a Health Record, Not Just a Memory

Health July 23, 2026

Why Boyle Heights Residents Need a Health Record, Not Just a Memory

Medical experts say documenting smoke exposure, monitoring symptoms, and maintaining environmental records ... more

Back to School, Less Screen Time: What LAUSD Students Need to Know

Back to School, Less Screen Time: What LAUSD Students Need to Know

Education August 11, 2026

Back to School, Less Screen Time: What LAUSD Students Need to Know

More than 520,000 LAUSD students return August 12 under new screen-time rules, ... more

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

Do Latinos Rely Too Much on Social Media for Health Information?

Do Latinos Rely Too Much on Social Media for Health Information?

Health August 17, 2026

Do Latinos Rely Too Much on Social Media for Health Information?

Social media has become an important source of health information for Hispanic ... more

Undocumented and Facing Divorce: What Rights Do You Really Have?

Undocumented and Facing Divorce: What Rights Do You Really Have?

Immigration May 3, 2026

Undocumented and Facing Divorce: What Rights Do You Really Have?

Immigrants in California can seek divorce, child custody, and asset division regardless ... more

AI Fears Drive Gen Z Toward Skilled Trades, Reshaping Construction and Creating New Challenges for Latino Workers

AI Fears Drive Gen Z Toward Skilled Trades, Reshaping Construction and Creating New Challenges for Latino Workers

California May 31, 2026

AI Fears Drive Gen Z Toward Skilled Trades, Reshaping Construction and Creating New Challenges for Latino Workers

A new survey finds growing numbers of young workers are turning to ... more

For the First Time, Most U.S. Families Have Two Breadwinners as Latina Moms Boost Household Incomes

For the First Time, Most U.S. Families Have Two Breadwinners as Latina Moms Boost Household Incomes

Culture June 17, 2026

For the First Time, Most U.S. Families Have Two Breadwinners as Latina Moms Boost Household Incomes

A new Pew Research Center analysis finds that most two-parent households now ... more

Los Angeles Wholesale Produce Market: How Latino-Owned Businesses Help Feed Southern California

Los Angeles Wholesale Produce Market: How Latino-Owned Businesses Help Feed Southern California

Latinos July 19, 2026

Los Angeles Wholesale Produce Market: How Latino-Owned Businesses Help Feed Southern California

Inside the Los Angeles Wholesale Produce Market, farmers, importers, wholesalers, and entrepreneurs ... more

ICE Raids and Deportation Fears Could Cost the U.S. $479 Billion in Lost Tax Revenue

ICE Raids and Deportation Fears Could Cost the U.S. $479 Billion in Lost Tax Revenue

Economy May 18, 2026

ICE Raids and Deportation Fears Could Cost the U.S. $479 Billion in Lost Tax Revenue

Tax experts say fear of deportation and IRS data-sharing concerns are discouraging ... more

As California Vineyards Shrink, Latino Workers Face an Uncertain Future

As California Vineyards Shrink, Latino Workers Face an Uncertain Future

Immigration July 30, 2026

As California Vineyards Shrink, Latino Workers Face an Uncertain Future

Vineyard removals, declining wine demand and reduced harvests are leaving many Latino ... more

Gains in California Home Affordability Leave Latino Buyers Behind

Gains in California Home Affordability Leave Latino Buyers Behind

California May 4, 2026

Gains in California Home Affordability Leave Latino Buyers Behind

A new California Association of Realtors report found housing affordability improved in ... more

Food Insecurity Surges in Orange County, With Latino Families and Children Hit Hardest

Food Insecurity Surges in Orange County, With Latino Families and Children Hit Hardest

Food August 5, 2026

Food Insecurity Surges in Orange County, With Latino Families and Children Hit Hardest

A new Feeding America report reveals a sharp increase in food insecurity ... more

Los Angeles County Data Center Study Nears Completion as Hilda Solis Seeks Community Input

Los Angeles County Data Center Study Nears Completion as Hilda Solis Seeks Community Input

California July 15, 2026

Los Angeles County Data Center Study Nears Completion as Hilda Solis Seeks Community Input

A county study led under Board Chair Hilda L. Solis is evaluating ... more

Parents of U.S.-Born Children Urged to Keep Proof They Paid Birth Costs

Parents of U.S.-Born Children Urged to Keep Proof They Paid Birth Costs

Immigration August 18, 2026

Parents of U.S.-Born Children Urged to Keep Proof They Paid Birth Costs

Mexican families who previously had children born in the United States are ... more

AI’s Hidden Footprint: As Data Centers Expand in California, Schools and Students Face New Questions

AI’s Hidden Footprint: As Data Centers Expand in California, Schools and Students Face New Questions

California August 6, 2026

AI’s Hidden Footprint: As Data Centers Expand in California, Schools and Students Face New Questions

As artificial intelligence accelerates demand for massive computing facilities, California communities are ... 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

Soto-Martínez Says Noncitizen Voting Proposal Requires Further Study

Soto-Martínez Says Noncitizen Voting Proposal Requires Further Study

Immigration June 30, 2026

Soto-Martínez Says Noncitizen Voting Proposal Requires Further Study

The Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted to remove a proposal allowing ... more

Latino Californians Face Growing Health Care Challenges as Insurance Coverage Becomes More Uncertain

Latino Californians Face Growing Health Care Challenges as Insurance Coverage Becomes More Uncertain

Health July 30, 2026

Latino Californians Face Growing Health Care Challenges as Insurance Coverage Becomes More Uncertain

Hospitals are reporting more uninsured patients as higher insurance costs and changes ... 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

Alzheimer’s and Latino Families: Why Every Older Adult in Los Angeles Needs a Large-Print Contact List

Alzheimer’s and Latino Families: Why Every Older Adult in Los Angeles Needs a Large-Print Contact List

Health July 21, 2026

Alzheimer’s and Latino Families: Why Every Older Adult in Los Angeles Needs a Large-Print Contact List

A large-print contact list can help older adults with memory changes stay ... more

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