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Department of Education Ends Decades-Old Title VI Rule. What It Could Mean for California Schools and Latino Families

Department of Education Ends Decades-Old Title VI Rule. What It Could Mean for California Schools and Latino Families

Education July 23, 2026

Department of Education Ends Decades-Old Title VI Rule. What It Could Mean for California Schools and Latino Families

Federal officials say the change restores fairness in civil rights enforcement, while ... more

Why That TV Left On at Night Could Be Damaging Your Health

Why That TV Left On at Night Could Be Damaging Your Health

Health April 18, 2026

Why That TV Left On at Night Could Be Damaging Your Health

Sleeping with the TV on health effects go beyond poor rest. Research ... more

Military Families Were Supposed to Be Protected. 52 Were Detained. 6 Were Deported.

Military Families Were Supposed to Be Protected. 52 Were Detained. 6 Were Deported.

Immigration August 12, 2026

Military Families Were Supposed to Be Protected. 52 Were Detained. 6 Were Deported.

At least 52 spouses and parents of active-duty U.S. service members have ... more

Trump Deportation Numbers Are Rising. How Do They Compare With the Obama Years?

Trump Deportation Numbers Are Rising. How Do They Compare With the Obama Years?

Immigration July 23, 2026

Trump Deportation Numbers Are Rising. How Do They Compare With the Obama Years?

ICE removals are rising rapidly under President Trump, but the numbers tell ... more

Florida to Close ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Immigration Detention Center After $1 Million-a-Day Costs

Florida to Close ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Immigration Detention Center After $1 Million-a-Day Costs

Immigration May 12, 2026

Florida to Close ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Immigration Detention Center After $1 Million-a-Day Costs

The controversial Everglades detention site will empty by June 1, with some ... more

California’s Water Rules Have Changed Permanently. Here’s Why Your Water Bill Keeps Rising

California’s Water Rules Have Changed Permanently. Here’s Why Your Water Bill Keeps Rising

Consumer Alert July 14, 2026

California’s Water Rules Have Changed Permanently. Here’s Why Your Water Bill Keeps Rising

California's emergency drought rules may be over, but permanent conservation requirements are ... more

Federal Judge Blocks ICE Arrests Inside Immigration Courts Nationwide, Changing What Happens at Hearings

Federal Judge Blocks ICE Arrests Inside Immigration Courts Nationwide, Changing What Happens at Hearings

Immigration June 23, 2026

Federal Judge Blocks ICE Arrests Inside Immigration Courts Nationwide, Changing What Happens at Hearings

A federal judge in California halted a key immigration enforcement tactic, saying ... more

U.S. Is Sending Some Mexican Deportees to Guatemala and Honduras. Mexico Says It Never Agreed to It.

U.S. Is Sending Some Mexican Deportees to Guatemala and Honduras. Mexico Says It Never Agreed to It.

Immigration August 19, 2026

U.S. Is Sending Some Mexican Deportees to Guatemala and Honduras. Mexico Says It Never Agreed to It.

Mexican nationals are being sent to countries where they are not citizens ... more

California Officials: Supreme Court Decision Acknowledges a Basic Reality—Mail Delays Happen

California Officials: Supreme Court Decision Acknowledges a Basic Reality—Mail Delays Happen

California June 29, 2026

California Officials: Supreme Court Decision Acknowledges a Basic Reality—Mail Delays Happen

The Court's decision allows California to continue counting ballots that are postmarked ... more

New Federal Job Training Grants Won’t Cover Undocumented Students. California Has Other Options

New Federal Job Training Grants Won’t Cover Undocumented Students. California Has Other Options

Cover Story June 16, 2026

New Federal Job Training Grants Won’t Cover Undocumented Students. California Has Other Options

For the first time, federal Pell Grants can be used for short-term ... more

New Mortgage Rule Lets Rent Count Toward Credit, Opening Doors for First-Time Buyers

New Mortgage Rule Lets Rent Count Toward Credit, Opening Doors for First-Time Buyers

Housing April 22, 2026

New Mortgage Rule Lets Rent Count Toward Credit, Opening Doors for First-Time Buyers

Rent payments mortgage credit score changes are reshaping how lenders evaluate buyers, ... more

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire Cleanup Sparks Scam Warnings: Here’s How to Protect Yourself

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire Cleanup Sparks Scam Warnings: Here’s How to Protect Yourself

Consumer Alert June 26, 2026

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire Cleanup Sparks Scam Warnings: Here’s How to Protect Yourself

As cleanup continues after the Boyle Heights warehouse fire, officials warn residents ... 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

FIFA Faces Backlash in Los Angeles Over Worker Data Collection and Immigration Fears Ahead of World Cup

FIFA Faces Backlash in Los Angeles Over Worker Data Collection and Immigration Fears Ahead of World Cup

Immigration May 27, 2026

FIFA Faces Backlash in Los Angeles Over Worker Data Collection and Immigration Fears Ahead of World Cup

Labor unions and immigrant rights groups accuse FIFA of forcing Los Angeles ... more

Trump Administration Revives Public Charge Rule: What California Immigrant Families Need to Know

Trump Administration Revives Public Charge Rule: What California Immigrant Families Need to Know

Cover Story July 16, 2026

Trump Administration Revives Public Charge Rule: What California Immigrant Families Need to Know

The revived policy gives immigration officers broader authority to consider an applicant’s ... more

H-2A Farmworkers: You Shouldn’t Have to Pay Thousands for a U.S. Farm Job

H-2A Farmworkers: You Shouldn’t Have to Pay Thousands for a U.S. Farm Job

California August 31, 2026

H-2A Farmworkers: You Shouldn’t Have to Pay Thousands for a U.S. Farm Job

A Santa Maria recruiter was sentenced after prosecutors said he charged Mexican ... more

Doctors Say Many New Moms Hide Postpartum OCD Symptoms Out of Fear and Shame

Doctors Say Many New Moms Hide Postpartum OCD Symptoms Out of Fear and Shame

Health May 15, 2026

Doctors Say Many New Moms Hide Postpartum OCD Symptoms Out of Fear and Shame

Intrusive thoughts, compulsive checking, and intense fear after childbirth may signal postpartum ... more

Boyle Heights Warehouse Smell May Worsen as Heat Wave Hits Following Air Quality Violation

Boyle Heights Warehouse Smell May Worsen as Heat Wave Hits Following Air Quality Violation

Los Angeles July 13, 2026

Boyle Heights Warehouse Smell May Worsen as Heat Wave Hits Following Air Quality Violation

AQMD cites Lineage Logistics over persistent warehouse odors as rising temperatures fuel ... more

Summer Is Here: How Seriously Should Latinos Take Skin Cancer? More Than Many People Realize

Summer Is Here: How Seriously Should Latinos Take Skin Cancer? More Than Many People Realize

Health June 15, 2026

Summer Is Here: How Seriously Should Latinos Take Skin Cancer? More Than Many People Realize

Latinos develop skin cancer less often than White Americans, but they are ... more

Street Vendors Face Safety Concerns After Recent Attacks in Los Angeles Area

Street Vendors Face Safety Concerns After Recent Attacks in Los Angeles Area

Crime July 9, 2026

Street Vendors Face Safety Concerns After Recent Attacks in Los Angeles Area

Recent assaults involving vendors in downtown Los Angeles and Long Beach are ... more

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