Category: Latinos
597
The Dodgers’ Glory Is Built on Immigrants — But Their Owner’s Silence Speaks Loudly The Dodgers’ Glory Is Built on Immigrants — But Their Owner’s Silence Speaks Loudly
Immigration November 3, 2025

The Dodgers’ Glory Is Built on Immigrants — But Their Owner’s Silence Speaks Loudly

The Dodgers reached glory on Saturday by winning the Major League series ... more

406
Erasing Cesar Chavez? The Fight Over His Name—and the Fate of “Sí Se Puede” Erasing Cesar Chavez? The Fight Over His Name—and the Fate of “Sí Se Puede”
LA Politics March 18, 2026

Erasing Cesar Chavez? The Fight Over His Name—and the Fate of “Sí Se Puede”

Questions began to surface after accusations against the former leader of the ... more

298
Margarita Amador Blasts Response to Massive Warehouse Fire as “Failure of Leadership” Margarita Amador Blasts Response to Massive Warehouse Fire as “Failure of Leadership”
Cover Story June 28, 2026

Margarita Amador Blasts Response to Massive Warehouse Fire as “Failure of Leadership”

Community leaders say the warehouse fire exposed major gaps in emergency response, ... more

1,107
Gloria Molina announces that she has terminal cancer Gloria Molina announces that she has terminal cancer
Latinos March 15, 2023

Gloria Molina announces that she has terminal cancer

Former Los Angeles County Supervisor Gloria Molina announced Tuesday, March 14 that ... more

940
Mildred Garcia is the First Latina Chancellor of CSU’s 23-Campus System Mildred Garcia is the First Latina Chancellor of CSU’s 23-Campus System
Latinos July 13, 2023

Mildred Garcia is the First Latina Chancellor of CSU’s 23-Campus System

The California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees has appointed Dr. Mildred ... more

762
Racial profiling? Hispanic or Latino people made up nearly 43% of the 2002 traffic stops Racial profiling? Hispanic or Latino people made up nearly 43% of the 2002 traffic stops
Latinos January 17, 2024

Racial profiling? Hispanic or Latino people made up nearly 43% of the 2002 traffic stops

Black people accounted for nearly 13% of traffic stops in California in ... more

759
It’s not the politicians, it’s the community that’s making ICE’s work difficult It’s not the politicians, it’s the community that’s making ICE’s work difficult
Immigration July 1, 2025

It’s not the politicians, it’s the community that’s making ICE’s work difficult

President Donald Trump, pursuing his plan to carry out the largest deportation ... more

757
LéaLA: Where Books Become Gateways to Other Realities LéaLA: Where Books Become Gateways to Other Realities
Culture September 25, 2025

LéaLA: Where Books Become Gateways to Other Realities

Today marks the beginning of a new edition of the LéaLA Spanish ... more

1,170
$2.3M Fence Process Starts at MacArthur Park, Draws Criticism $2.3M Fence Process Starts at MacArthur Park, Draws Criticism
LA Politics October 20, 2025

$2.3M Fence Process Starts at MacArthur Park, Draws Criticism

The proposed fence would be a green wrought iron fence around the ... more

320
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

218
Home Insurance Rates Are Rising for 71% of U.S. Homeowners Home Insurance Rates Are Rising for 71% of U.S. Homeowners
Housing May 7, 2026

Home Insurance Rates Are Rising for 71% of U.S. Homeowners

A new Pew Research Center survey shows most homeowners say insurance costs ... more

244
18 Days Later, City Presses Lineage to Relocate Fire-Affected Residents 18 Days Later, City Presses Lineage to Relocate Fire-Affected Residents
LA Politics July 6, 2026

18 Days Later, City Presses Lineage to Relocate Fire-Affected Residents

Eighteen days after the fire began at a Lineage cold storage warehouse ... more

190
El Juglar del Son: He Said Goodbye Amid Tears, Blessings and Music, but the Son Jarocho Lives On in Tlalixcoyan El Juglar del Son: He Said Goodbye Amid Tears, Blessings and Music, but the Son Jarocho Lives On in Tlalixcoyan
Culture August 24, 2026

El Juglar del Son: He Said Goodbye Amid Tears, Blessings and Music, but the Son Jarocho Lives On in Tlalixcoyan

The Los Angeles-based musician known as Jarochelo returns to his family's Veracruz ... more

701
Among U.S. Latinos, Catholicism Continues to Decline but Still the Largest Faith Among U.S. Latinos, Catholicism Continues to Decline but Still the Largest Faith
Latinos May 15, 2023

Among U.S. Latinos, Catholicism Continues to Decline but Still the Largest Faith

  Catholics remain the largest religious group among Latinos in the United States, ... more

1,875
Is Trump a Bad Guy — or Is He Ill? Is Trump a Bad Guy — or Is He Ill?
Latinos July 22, 2025

Is Trump a Bad Guy — or Is He Ill?

 “Father Greg suggests replacing snap moral judgments with a simpler question — ... more

1,040
Voices from El Barrio: How Residents Are Adapting, Surviving, and Thriving with Less Voices from El Barrio: How Residents Are Adapting, Surviving, and Thriving with Less
Immigration October 3, 2025

Voices from El Barrio: How Residents Are Adapting, Surviving, and Thriving with Less

“Life has changed. You see stressed, fearful people on the streets—empty streets. ... more

1,387
No Senior Should Go Hungry: Los Angeles Faces Growing Crisis Among Older Adults No Senior Should Go Hungry: Los Angeles Faces Growing Crisis Among Older Adults
Food October 24, 2025

No Senior Should Go Hungry: Los Angeles Faces Growing Crisis Among Older Adults

"It's very important for neighborhoods to get organized, for families to set ... more

EnglishEspañol