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Latino Workers Are Earning More, but Debt Is Eating Into Their Gains

Latino Workers Are Earning More, but Debt Is Eating Into Their Gains

Consumer September 29, 2026

Latino Workers Are Earning More, but Debt Is Eating Into Their Gains

For many Hispanic households, rising income is being squeezed by growing debt ... more

Labor Day in California: When Working Hard Still Isn’t Enough

Labor Day in California: When Working Hard Still Isn’t Enough

Immigration September 5, 2026

Labor Day in California: When Working Hard Still Isn’t Enough

For families facing high living costs, worker poverty and immigration uncertainty, Labor ... 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

Iceberg Lettuce Outbreak Adds New Pressure on Mexican Restaurants and Latino Food Businesses

Iceberg Lettuce Outbreak Adds New Pressure on Mexican Restaurants and Latino Food Businesses

Food July 23, 2026

Iceberg Lettuce Outbreak Adds New Pressure on Mexican Restaurants and Latino Food Businesses

Federal investigators linked a Cyclospora outbreak to shredded iceberg lettuce served at ... more

“You Cannot Solve What You Do Not Count”: How a New Dementia Registry Bill Could Matter More for Latino Families

“You Cannot Solve What You Do Not Count”: How a New Dementia Registry Bill Could Matter More for Latino Families

Health August 11, 2026

“You Cannot Solve What You Do Not Count”: How a New Dementia Registry Bill Could Matter More for Latino Families

California lawmakers are pushing to add frontotemporal degeneration to the state's disease ... more

Street Takeovers Persist in Los Angeles, with Periodic Injuries and Occasional Fatal Incidents

Street Takeovers Persist in Los Angeles, with Periodic Injuries and Occasional Fatal Incidents

Latinos July 6, 2026

Street Takeovers Persist in Los Angeles, with Periodic Injuries and Occasional Fatal Incidents

California law allows authorities to issue steep fines, impound vehicles, suspend driver's ... more

California is not Becoming Empty. It is Becoming Older, More Expensive, and More Economically Specialized.

California is not Becoming Empty. It is Becoming Older, More Expensive, and More Economically Specialized.

California July 20, 2026

California is not Becoming Empty. It is Becoming Older, More Expensive, and More Economically Specialized.

California remains America's largest state, but aging residents, domestic migration, housing costs, ... more

64% of Latinos Say the Nation’s Best Days Are Past, in Line With Other Americans

64% of Latinos Say the Nation’s Best Days Are Past, in Line With Other Americans

Latinos May 18, 2026

64% of Latinos Say the Nation’s Best Days Are Past, in Line With Other Americans

Ahead of America’s 250th anniversary, new polling shows growing pessimism across racial, ... 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

For Immigrant Graduates, College Plans Have Changed

For Immigrant Graduates, College Plans Have Changed

DACA August 12, 2026

For Immigrant Graduates, College Plans Have Changed

For immigrant and undocumented students in California, choosing what comes after high ... more

Shut Out: No Latino Actor Won an Emmy This Year

Shut Out: No Latino Actor Won an Emmy This Year

Entertainment September 15, 2026

Shut Out: No Latino Actor Won an Emmy This Year

Hollywood loves to talk about progress. The 2026 Emmys just showed how ... more

Latino Law Students Lean Harder on Loans, get Less Grant Aid, and Use More Credit Cards

Latino Law Students Lean Harder on Loans, get Less Grant Aid, and Use More Credit Cards

Immigration May 4, 2026

Latino Law Students Lean Harder on Loans, get Less Grant Aid, and Use More Credit Cards

A UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute brief warns new federal borrowing ... more

Heat Is Killing More Angelenos. Latino Communities Face Disproportionate Exposure

Heat Is Killing More Angelenos. Latino Communities Face Disproportionate Exposure

Climate Change June 30, 2026

Heat Is Killing More Angelenos. Latino Communities Face Disproportionate Exposure

A UCLA-led initiative is turning trusted community health workers into Heat Ambassadors, ... more

How Immigration Enforcement Is Reshaping Latino Workers and Communities in California and Los Angeles

How Immigration Enforcement Is Reshaping Latino Workers and Communities in California and Los Angeles

Immigration July 30, 2026

How Immigration Enforcement Is Reshaping Latino Workers and Communities in California and Los Angeles

An NBER study found that increased immigration enforcement can reduce workforce participation, ... more

Did Authorities Downplay the Boyle Heights Fire? “If this was Beverly Hills, they would be evacuating people, not telling them to shelter in place.”

Did Authorities Downplay the Boyle Heights Fire? “If this was Beverly Hills, they would be evacuating people, not telling them to shelter in place.”

Cover Story June 18, 2026

Did Authorities Downplay the Boyle Heights Fire? “If this was Beverly Hills, they would be evacuating people, not telling them to shelter in place.”

A devastating fire, a smoke-filled sky, and concerns about a hazardous chemical ... more

California Opened the Door to College for Undocumented Students. But How Long Will They Keep Walking Through It?

California Opened the Door to College for Undocumented Students. But How Long Will They Keep Walking Through It?

DACA August 26, 2026

California Opened the Door to College for Undocumented Students. But How Long Will They Keep Walking Through It?

California has spent years expanding access to higher education for undocumented students. ... more

ICE Watchers Turn to Election Protection as California Moves to Protect Polling Places

ICE Watchers Turn to Election Protection as California Moves to Protect Polling Places

Immigration September 23, 2026

ICE Watchers Turn to Election Protection as California Moves to Protect Polling Places

Election Protection volunteers are preparing to monitor voting locations as California adds ... more

The Data Center Boom: Growing Environmental Costs and Limited Economic Benefits for Local Communities

The Data Center Boom: Growing Environmental Costs and Limited Economic Benefits for Local Communities

Latinos November 3, 2026

The Data Center Boom: Growing Environmental Costs and Limited Economic Benefits for Local Communities

New research finds data centers create jobs, but rising electricity demand, water ... more

As School Nears, Boyle Heights Parents Ask: Will My Child Be Safe?

As School Nears, Boyle Heights Parents Ask: Will My Child Be Safe?

Cover Story July 23, 2026

As School Nears, Boyle Heights Parents Ask: Will My Child Be Safe?

Los Angeles Unified says it has upgraded air filtration, monitored air quality, ... more

Rats Don’t Evacuate: The Real Issue in Boyle Heights

Rats Don’t Evacuate: The Real Issue in Boyle Heights

Latinos August 31, 2026

Rats Don’t Evacuate: The Real Issue in Boyle Heights

When the Lineage cold-storage warehouse caught fire on June 17, 2026, the ... more

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