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Matt Barreto: Record Latino Youth Turnout Boosted Xavier Becerra and Could Reshape the November Election

Matt Barreto: Record Latino Youth Turnout Boosted Xavier Becerra and Could Reshape the November Election

California June 12, 2026

Matt Barreto: Record Latino Youth Turnout Boosted Xavier Becerra and Could Reshape the November Election

What Happened to the Latino Vote in California’s Recent Primary Elections? “Latinos began ... more

Sarah Rascón Takes on Big Money With the Future of L.A. at Stake

Sarah Rascón Takes on Big Money With the Future of L.A. at Stake

2026 Races October 29, 2026

Sarah Rascón Takes on Big Money With the Future of L.A. at Stake

Trailing Sara Hernandez after the primary, Sarah Rascón says community organizing can ... more

Miguel’s story: How Artificial Intelligence writes the story of a day laborer in L.A.

Miguel’s story: How Artificial Intelligence writes the story of a day laborer in L.A.

Latinos September 25, 2023

Miguel’s story: How Artificial Intelligence writes the story of a day laborer in L.A.

Much concern has been expressed about how Artificial Intelligence is a threat ... more

The SELA Art Center closes its doors, a vital space for the community looks for another home

The SELA Art Center closes its doors, a vital space for the community looks for another home

Latinos February 13, 2024

The SELA Art Center closes its doors, a vital space for the community looks for another home

It had been anticipated. The SELA Art Center will have to close ... more

Housing Crisis: “We are ready for the fight and the fight begins now. It’s L.A.’s opportunity to do things right”, Henry Perez.

Housing Crisis: “We are ready for the fight and the fight begins now. It’s L.A.’s opportunity to do things right”, Henry Perez.

Latinos May 7, 2024

Housing Crisis: “We are ready for the fight and the fight begins now. It’s L.A.’s opportunity to do things right”, Henry Perez.

Henry Perez began his political activism during his university years, but his ... more

Abelardo Avellaneda-Delgado: I Have Entered Jail Healthy. He Died on the Way to ICE Custody

Abelardo Avellaneda-Delgado: I Have Entered Jail Healthy. He Died on the Way to ICE Custody

Immigration October 24, 2025

Abelardo Avellaneda-Delgado: I Have Entered Jail Healthy. He Died on the Way to ICE Custody

When Junior Avellaneda finally got to see his father after weeks of ... more

Thousands Line Up for Food in Los Angeles Amid Rising Inflation and CalFresh Cuts

Thousands Line Up for Food in Los Angeles Amid Rising Inflation and CalFresh Cuts

Economy May 14, 2026

Thousands Line Up for Food in Los Angeles Amid Rising Inflation and CalFresh Cuts

Massive food giveaway lines in Los Angeles are exposing growing economic strain ... more

“It Feels Like Segregation”: Boyle Heights Residents Describe Life Under “Shelter in Place” Order

“It Feels Like Segregation”: Boyle Heights Residents Describe Life Under “Shelter in Place” Order

Latinos June 22, 2026

“It Feels Like Segregation”: Boyle Heights Residents Describe Life Under “Shelter in Place” Order

It appears to be a tale of two very different realities. While city ... more

Why are L.A. Renters Increasingly Looking to Riverside, a Majority Latino City in the Inland Empire?

Why are L.A. Renters Increasingly Looking to Riverside, a Majority Latino City in the Inland Empire?

California September 13, 2026

Why are L.A. Renters Increasingly Looking to Riverside, a Majority Latino City in the Inland Empire?

For Los Angeles renters searching for a new place to live, Riverside ... more

Democracy? Overcoming Registration Challenges for Latino Higher Turnout

Democracy? Overcoming Registration Challenges for Latino Higher Turnout

Latinos November 5, 2022

Democracy? Overcoming Registration Challenges for Latino Higher Turnout

Despite the increased role of Latino voters in determining elections and vast ... more

Christine Escobar: “If they see a single mother, they think we won’t make it.”

Christine Escobar: “If they see a single mother, they think we won’t make it.”

Latinos December 7, 2023

Christine Escobar: “If they see a single mother, they think we won’t make it.”

Christine Escobar is a warrior. After living a very difficult childhood and ... more

Day Laborers Form ‘Brigadas de Servicio” to Help Those Affected by Fires

Day Laborers Form ‘Brigadas de Servicio” to Help Those Affected by Fires

Immigration January 9, 2025

Day Laborers Form ‘Brigadas de Servicio” to Help Those Affected by Fires

Amid the flood of information about the disaster caused by the fires ... more

Immigration Hits Different Areas in Los Angeles; Questions Raised About LAPD Cooperation in Raids

Immigration Hits Different Areas in Los Angeles; Questions Raised About LAPD Cooperation in Raids

Immigration June 6, 2025

Immigration Hits Different Areas in Los Angeles; Questions Raised About LAPD Cooperation in Raids

An image of one of the areas where a raid was carried ... more

The Empty Chair: Why This Thanksgiving Is the Most Painful in Years for Immigrant Families

The Empty Chair: Why This Thanksgiving Is the Most Painful in Years for Immigrant Families

Immigration November 24, 2025

The Empty Chair: Why This Thanksgiving Is the Most Painful in Years for Immigrant Families

This Thursday, thousands of families will look at an empty chair at ... more

The Fall of an Icon? Chavez Legacy Shaken as Allies Distance Themselves

The Fall of an Icon? Chavez Legacy Shaken as Allies Distance Themselves

California March 17, 2026

The Fall of an Icon? Chavez Legacy Shaken as Allies Distance Themselves

Allegations of sexual abuse against the late labor leader Cesar Chavez have ... more

Nearly 1 Million Undocumented Immigrants Live in L.A.: Councilman Pushes Voting Rights Proposal

Nearly 1 Million Undocumented Immigrants Live in L.A.: Councilman Pushes Voting Rights Proposal

Immigration April 30, 2026

Nearly 1 Million Undocumented Immigrants Live in L.A.: Councilman Pushes Voting Rights Proposal

Donald Trump wants to deport them, and Councilman Hugo Soto-Martínez wants to ... more

Latinos are ignored in the statistics in prisons and the police

Latinos are ignored in the statistics in prisons and the police

Latinos March 10, 2023

Latinos are ignored in the statistics in prisons and the police

A new report examining how Latinos interact with the criminal justice system ... more

Effective Management of Multicultural: 5 Tips to Navigate Latino Differences in the Workplace

Effective Management of Multicultural: 5 Tips to Navigate Latino Differences in the Workplace

Latinos July 6, 2023

Effective Management of Multicultural: 5 Tips to Navigate Latino Differences in the Workplace

Managing a multicultural team is much more difficult than just breaking down ... more

“I feel that the community is looking for new candidates.” Franky Carrillo Jr.

“I feel that the community is looking for new candidates.” Franky Carrillo Jr.

Latinos April 11, 2024

“I feel that the community is looking for new candidates.” Franky Carrillo Jr.

It's his first experience seeking a position in a popular election. Franky ... more

Marisol Schulz: “The important thing is not to fear reading, from wherever it may be. So many worlds, so many realities are discovered”

Marisol Schulz: “The important thing is not to fear reading, from wherever it may be. So many worlds, so many realities are discovered”

Art September 18, 2024

Marisol Schulz: “The important thing is not to fear reading, from wherever it may be. So many worlds, so many realities are discovered”

Marisol Schulz Manaut has always been a precocious and voracious reader. Her ... more

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