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Federal Judge Blocks Trump Student Loan Rule That Could Have Reduced Borrowing for Nursing and Healthcare Students Federal Judge Blocks Trump Student Loan Rule That Could Have Reduced Borrowing for Nursing and Healthcare Students
Education June 25, 2026

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Student Loan Rule That Could Have Reduced Borrowing for Nursing and Healthcare Students

The court's decision keeps broader eligibility for higher federal graduate loan limits ... more

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California’s Election Confidence Divide Isn’t Just Partisan. Where Do Latino Voters Fit? California’s Election Confidence Divide Isn’t Just Partisan. Where Do Latino Voters Fit?
LA Politics August 26, 2026

California’s Election Confidence Divide Isn’t Just Partisan. Where Do Latino Voters Fit?

With California’s November election less than 10 weeks away, voters are sharply ... more

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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

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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

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LA Budget Deal: $14.85B Plan Avoids Layoffs, Backs Safety and Homelessness Efforts LA Budget Deal: $14.85B Plan Avoids Layoffs, Backs Safety and Homelessness Efforts
LA Politics April 21, 2026

LA Budget Deal: $14.85B Plan Avoids Layoffs, Backs Safety and Homelessness Efforts

Los Angeles budget 2026 prioritizes homelessness, public safety, and core services while ... more

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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

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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

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These 8 New California Laws Take Effect July 1: Smartphone Limits, Food, Streaming Services, and More These 8 New California Laws Take Effect July 1: Smartphone Limits, Food, Streaming Services, and More
California July 1, 2026

These 8 New California Laws Take Effect July 1: Smartphone Limits, Food, Streaming Services, and More

Dozens of California laws are taking effect this summer, affecting schools, streaming ... more

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Little L.A.: Deported Mexicans Restart in Mexico City Little L.A.: Deported Mexicans Restart in Mexico City
Immigration May 6, 2026

Little L.A.: Deported Mexicans Restart in Mexico City

Thousands of Mexicans deported from the United States are rebuilding their lives ... more

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Coffee May Reshape Gut Health, New Study Finds. What It Means for Latino Communities Coffee May Reshape Gut Health, New Study Finds. What It Means for Latino Communities
Health April 22, 2026

Coffee May Reshape Gut Health, New Study Finds. What It Means for Latino Communities

Coffee gut health benefits are gaining scientific support as new research shows ... more

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Streamers Lose Faith in Diversity. Viewers Don’t Streamers Lose Faith in Diversity. Viewers Don’t
Entertainment June 23, 2026

Streamers Lose Faith in Diversity. Viewers Don’t

A new UCLA study finds that opportunities for women and people of ... more

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California Student Homelessness Hits Record High. Nearly 300,000 Students Were Affected Last Year California Student Homelessness Hits Record High. Nearly 300,000 Students Were Affected Last Year
Education August 26, 2026

California Student Homelessness Hits Record High. Nearly 300,000 Students Were Affected Last Year

New UCLA research finds student homelessness has intensified across California, with the ... more

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California’s Budget Still Doesn’t Solve the Latino Housing Crisis California’s Budget Still Doesn’t Solve the Latino Housing Crisis
Housing May 16, 2026

California’s Budget Still Doesn’t Solve the Latino Housing Crisis

Rising rents, overcrowding, long commutes, and shrinking homeownership opportunities continue squeezing working-class ... more

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Shifts in the Race, but No Clear Path in Crowded Governor’s Contest Shifts in the Race, but No Clear Path in Crowded Governor’s Contest
California April 22, 2026

Shifts in the Race, but No Clear Path in Crowded Governor’s Contest

Candidates in California’s volatile race for governor will meet tonight for the ... more

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California Has Spent Billions on Housing. Why Are Latino Families Still Locked Out of Homeownership? California Has Spent Billions on Housing. Why Are Latino Families Still Locked Out of Homeownership?
Cover Story August 24, 2026

California Has Spent Billions on Housing. Why Are Latino Families Still Locked Out of Homeownership?

A new OpenTheBooks report says California received $81.4 billion in HUD spending ... more

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USCIS Reopens Immigration Cases, Putting Thousands of Green Card Holders Under Review USCIS Reopens Immigration Cases, Putting Thousands of Green Card Holders Under Review
Immigration April 22, 2026

USCIS Reopens Immigration Cases, Putting Thousands of Green Card Holders Under Review

The USCIS review immigration cases policy could delay green cards and asylum ... more

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