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California’s 2026 Budget Expands Teacher Benefits With Paid Leave, Child Care and Workforce Investments

California’s 2026 Budget Expands Teacher Benefits With Paid Leave, Child Care and Workforce Investments

Education July 4, 2026

California’s 2026 Budget Expands Teacher Benefits With Paid Leave, Child Care and Workforce Investments

The new state budget does not require school districts to increase teacher ... 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

Not So Fast: Most Immigrants Won’t Have to Leave for Green Cards

Not So Fast: Most Immigrants Won’t Have to Leave for Green Cards

Immigration June 1, 2026

Not So Fast: Most Immigrants Won’t Have to Leave for Green Cards

After widespread concern among immigrant families and attorneys, the Department of Homeland ... more

Appeals Court Orders Education Department to Continue Student Loan Forgiveness for More Than 500,000 Borrowers

Appeals Court Orders Education Department to Continue Student Loan Forgiveness for More Than 500,000 Borrowers

Education July 21, 2026

Appeals Court Orders Education Department to Continue Student Loan Forgiveness for More Than 500,000 Borrowers

Ninth Circuit rejects government's attempt to delay relief under the landmark Sweet ... more

Fear and Fraud: Immigration Sweeps Drive a Surge in Scams

Fear and Fraud: Immigration Sweeps Drive a Surge in Scams

Immigration April 30, 2026

Fear and Fraud: Immigration Sweeps Drive a Surge in Scams

As an asylum-seeker living in the U.S., Jasmir Urbina worried as she ... more

California Summer Jobs Are Harder to Find in 2026 — Here’s Where LA Teens and Students Still Have a Chance

California Summer Jobs Are Harder to Find in 2026 — Here’s Where LA Teens and Students Still Have a Chance

Economy May 19, 2026

California Summer Jobs Are Harder to Find in 2026 — Here’s Where LA Teens and Students Still Have a Chance

With teen unemployment near 21% in California, young workers across Los Angeles ... more

Latino Neighborhoods in Los Angeles Face Faster Displacement as Climate Gentrification Accelerates

Latino Neighborhoods in Los Angeles Face Faster Displacement as Climate Gentrification Accelerates

Cover Story May 26, 2026

Latino Neighborhoods in Los Angeles Face Faster Displacement as Climate Gentrification Accelerates

New California mapping data and housing reports reveal a growing divide between ... more

California Finds ICE Detention Conditions Worsening as Latino Families Face Growing Fear

California Finds ICE Detention Conditions Worsening as Latino Families Face Growing Fear

Immigration May 15, 2026

California Finds ICE Detention Conditions Worsening as Latino Families Face Growing Fear

A new California immigration detention report found serious problems at every ICE ... more

Los Angeles Added 9,000 Jobs. So Why Is It Still Hard to Find Good-Paying Work?

Los Angeles Added 9,000 Jobs. So Why Is It Still Hard to Find Good-Paying Work?

Economy June 28, 2026

Los Angeles Added 9,000 Jobs. So Why Is It Still Hard to Find Good-Paying Work?

Healthcare, restaurants and construction continue hiring, but manufacturing, Hollywood and other higher-paying ... more

‘No One Was Kicked Off SNAP,’ Trump Official Says. Then Why Did 700,000 Children Lose Benefits?

‘No One Was Kicked Off SNAP,’ Trump Official Says. Then Why Did 700,000 Children Lose Benefits?

California June 15, 2026

‘No One Was Kicked Off SNAP,’ Trump Official Says. Then Why Did 700,000 Children Lose Benefits?

Federal officials say no eligible families are being removed from SNAP, but ... more

Latinos in California are Mad at Trump. “He Didn’t Follow Through on His Words.”

Latinos in California are Mad at Trump. “He Didn’t Follow Through on His Words.”

California May 10, 2026

Latinos in California are Mad at Trump. “He Didn’t Follow Through on His Words.”

A new analysis suggests Proposition 50 gained stronger support in Latino California ... more

Not Everyone Showed Up: Three Dodgers Skip Trump’s White House Reception

Not Everyone Showed Up: Three Dodgers Skip Trump’s White House Reception

Latinos July 23, 2026

Not Everyone Showed Up: Three Dodgers Skip Trump’s White House Reception

The World Series champions honored a White House tradition, but the absence ... more

Immigrant Children Face a Faster Pace of Deportations During Trump’s Second Term

Immigrant Children Face a Faster Pace of Deportations During Trump’s Second Term

Immigration July 7, 2026

Immigrant Children Face a Faster Pace of Deportations During Trump’s Second Term

A ProPublica investigation found rising removal actions against unaccompanied immigrant minors as ... more

Meat Theft in California: Rising Grocery Prices Make Beef a Target for Shoplifters

Meat Theft in California: Rising Grocery Prices Make Beef a Target for Shoplifters

California July 21, 2026

Meat Theft in California: Rising Grocery Prices Make Beef a Target for Shoplifters

Higher beef prices, inflation, and organized retail theft are prompting some California ... more

California Schools Could See Major Payouts After TikTok, YouTube, and Snap Settle Addiction Lawsuit

California Schools Could See Major Payouts After TikTok, YouTube, and Snap Settle Addiction Lawsuit

Cover Story May 15, 2026

California Schools Could See Major Payouts After TikTok, YouTube, and Snap Settle Addiction Lawsuit

The landmark settlement leaves Meta alone in a high-stakes California trial that ... more

California Officials Raise Alarm Over Falling Dream Act Application Rates

California Officials Raise Alarm Over Falling Dream Act Application Rates

DACA May 19, 2026

California Officials Raise Alarm Over Falling Dream Act Application Rates

State officials warn that fears over immigration enforcement and data sharing are ... more

Supreme Court to Decide Whether Immigrants Can Be Held for Months or Years Without a Bond Hearing

Supreme Court to Decide Whether Immigrants Can Be Held for Months or Years Without a Bond Hearing

Immigration June 17, 2026

Supreme Court to Decide Whether Immigrants Can Be Held for Months or Years Without a Bond Hearing

The justices will review whether the Constitution requires bond hearings for immigrants ... more

California Gas Tax Rises July 1. Here’s How Much More Drivers Will Pay and Why It Keeps Increasing

California Gas Tax Rises July 1. Here’s How Much More Drivers Will Pay and Why It Keeps Increasing

Economy June 29, 2026

California Gas Tax Rises July 1. Here’s How Much More Drivers Will Pay and Why It Keeps Increasing

The state's gasoline excise tax automatically rises to 63.4 cents per gallon ... more

988 Suicide Lifeline Linked to Drop in Youth Suicide Deaths, New Study Finds

988 Suicide Lifeline Linked to Drop in Youth Suicide Deaths, New Study Finds

Health April 22, 2026

988 Suicide Lifeline Linked to Drop in Youth Suicide Deaths, New Study Finds

988 suicide lifeline youth suicide reduction is showing measurable impact, with new ... more

Adult Baptisms Surge in the U.S. in 2026: How Economic Anxiety, Community Needs and Digital Religion Are Bringing Adults Back to Faith

Adult Baptisms Surge in the U.S. in 2026: How Economic Anxiety, Community Needs and Digital Religion Are Bringing Adults Back to Faith

Culture July 29, 2026

Adult Baptisms Surge in the U.S. in 2026: How Economic Anxiety, Community Needs and Digital Religion Are Bringing Adults Back to Faith

Despite decades of declining religious participation in the United States, thousands of ... more

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