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For Women’s History Month, a look at gender gains – and gaps – in the U.S.

For Women’s History Month, a look at gender gains – and gaps – in the U.S.

Labor March 4, 2024

For Women’s History Month, a look at gender gains – and gaps – in the U.S.

For American women, job opportunities look much different than they did 50 ... more

For a Third Month in a Row, Americans are Spending More Than They’re Making

For a Third Month in a Row, Americans are Spending More Than They’re Making

Economy September 30, 2025

For a Third Month in a Row, Americans are Spending More Than They’re Making

Along with the headline August personal consumption expenditure data, new personal income ... more

Christine Escobar: “For me it’s important to start my week with goals and rituals”

Christine Escobar: “For me it’s important to start my week with goals and rituals”

Tips May 16, 2023

Christine Escobar: “For me it’s important to start my week with goals and rituals”

For Christine, positive messaging is very important. The ability to change is ... more

For every dollar a typical White worker earns in America, a Latino worker earns just 76 cents.

For every dollar a typical White worker earns in America, a Latino worker earns just 76 cents.

Economy August 23, 2024

For every dollar a typical White worker earns in America, a Latino worker earns just 76 cents.

The racial wage gap is persistent, and as policy and the economy ... more

For 20% of California, half the paycheck or more goes to housing

For 20% of California, half the paycheck or more goes to housing

Housing October 28, 2024

For 20% of California, half the paycheck or more goes to housing

“How expensive?” tracks California’s unaffordable housing market measurements. Housing eats up at least ... more

Food Stamps Are Back — But Millions May Lose Access Forever

Food Stamps Are Back — But Millions May Lose Access Forever

Economy November 18, 2025

Food Stamps Are Back — But Millions May Lose Access Forever

Millions of Americans welcomed the end of the government shutdown — and ... more

Food Insecurity and Type 2 Diabetes Among Latinos

Food Insecurity and Type 2 Diabetes Among Latinos

Health November 14, 2024

Food Insecurity and Type 2 Diabetes Among Latinos

A group of smiling women of Latino descent interact outdoors around a ... more

Food Aid Uncertainty Leaves Students Scrambling for Support

Food Aid Uncertainty Leaves Students Scrambling for Support

Economy November 9, 2025

Food Aid Uncertainty Leaves Students Scrambling for Support

Acorn squash, Spam and baby food lined the shelves on a recent ... more

Following Trump’s election, a councilman introduces a resolution to support Temporary Protected Status for Central American Angelenos

Following Trump’s election, a councilman introduces a resolution to support Temporary Protected Status for Central American Angelenos

Immigration November 11, 2024

Following Trump’s election, a councilman introduces a resolution to support Temporary Protected Status for Central American Angelenos

Migration became the main issue in the last presidential elections. The border, ... more

Record-Breaking Powerball Jackpot Hits $1.2 Billion! 38 Draws Without a Winner – Can You Beat the Odds

Record-Breaking Powerball Jackpot Hits $1.2 Billion! 38 Draws Without a Winner – Can You Beat the Odds

Economy November 1, 2022

Record-Breaking Powerball Jackpot Hits $1.2 Billion! 38 Draws Without a Winner – Can You Beat the Odds

No tickets matched Monday's Powerball winning numbers, pushing the figure to 1.2 ... more

Florida bathroom law threatens penalizing transgender college faculty

Florida bathroom law threatens penalizing transgender college faculty

LGBTQ August 25, 2023

Florida bathroom law threatens penalizing transgender college faculty

Faculty and staff at public colleges in Florida could be fired for ... more

Flight attack raises questions about security, mental health

Flight attack raises questions about security, mental health

USA March 17, 2023

Flight attack raises questions about security, mental health

The music was blaring on a February afternoon when Francisco Torres stopped ... more

Flesh-Eating Bacteria Surge in California: What You Need to Know

Flesh-Eating Bacteria Surge in California: What You Need to Know

Health May 6, 2025

Flesh-Eating Bacteria Surge in California: What You Need to Know

Cases of invasive Streptococcus pyogenes double across the U.S., with Los Angeles ... more

Flamin’ Hot Cheetos, one of the most acclaimed Latino films in 2023, could receive a knockout blow if a proposed bill is approved

Flamin’ Hot Cheetos, one of the most acclaimed Latino films in 2023, could receive a knockout blow if a proposed bill is approved

Art March 13, 2024

Flamin’ Hot Cheetos, one of the most acclaimed Latino films in 2023, could receive a knockout blow if a proposed bill is approved

The movie Flamin' Hot Cheetos was showcased at the White House, hailed ... more

Five new laws that will impact you this year 2023

Five new laws that will impact you this year 2023

Politics January 2, 2023

Five new laws that will impact you this year 2023

Newsom has highlighted several, including a law limiting prosecutors from using rap ... more

First-time homebuyer? Take advantage of the state’s down-payment assistance

First-time homebuyer? Take advantage of the state’s down-payment assistance

Housing October 15, 2024

First-time homebuyer? Take advantage of the state’s down-payment assistance

A down-payment program is offering a whopper of an opportunity for first-time ... more

First OBGYN Director Seeks to Expand Access to Women’s Care

First OBGYN Director Seeks to Expand Access to Women’s Care

Health June 27, 2025

First OBGYN Director Seeks to Expand Access to Women’s Care

Since 1996, Dr. David Kimble has dedicated part of his time to ... more

First Day of School: Empty Chairs, Distracted Children, and Panicked Parents

First Day of School: Empty Chairs, Distracted Children, and Panicked Parents

Education August 15, 2025

First Day of School: Empty Chairs, Distracted Children, and Panicked Parents

“We're afraid to go out.” That's how Blanca López sums up what ... more

Firearm deaths among U.S. children hit a new record high

Firearm deaths among U.S. children hit a new record high

USA August 22, 2023

Firearm deaths among U.S. children hit a new record high

Firearm deaths among children in the U.S. hit a new record high ... more

Fire smoke linked to asthma episodes in kids

Fire smoke linked to asthma episodes in kids

Healthcare September 12, 2024

Fire smoke linked to asthma episodes in kids

Smoke from a massive 2018 California wildfire worsened asthma symptoms among Latino ... more

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