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Karen Bass Defeats Rick Caruso To Become Los Angeles’ First Woman Mayor Karen Bass Defeats Rick Caruso To Become Los Angeles’ First Woman Mayor
LA November 14, 2022

Karen Bass Defeats Rick Caruso To Become Los Angeles’ First Woman Mayor

Rep. Karen Bass has defeated developer Rick Caruso in the race for Los Angeles Mayor, becoming the first ... more

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Tragedy in an Uber: Three young Latinas die in a terrible accident Tragedy in an Uber: Three young Latinas die in a terrible accident
LA August 29, 2023

Tragedy in an Uber: Three young Latinas die in a terrible accident

They took all possible precautions. Last Saturday, three young people went out ... more

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LA leads nation in dog attacks on postal carriers with 65 in 2023 LA leads nation in dog attacks on postal carriers with 65 in 2023
LA May 31, 2024

LA leads nation in dog attacks on postal carriers with 65 in 2023

Los Angeles led the nation in the number of reported dog attacks ... more

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‘God walks with us through the ashes.’ A poignant Ash Wednesday after LA wildfires ‘God walks with us through the ashes.’ A poignant Ash Wednesday after LA wildfires
LA March 5, 2025

‘God walks with us through the ashes.’ A poignant Ash Wednesday after LA wildfires

Pacific Palisades Presbyterian Church sits on a rise overlooking the ocean. The ... more

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City of Anaheim Now Reports ICE Raids to its Residents  City of Anaheim Now Reports ICE Raids to its Residents 
Immigration August 21, 2025

City of Anaheim Now Reports ICE Raids to its Residents 

In 2017 and again in 2025, the Anaheim City Council reaffirmed a ... more

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Biden’s 2022 solution to student debt will prove harder to get it done Biden’s 2022 solution to student debt will prove harder to get it done
Education December 26, 2022

Biden’s 2022 solution to student debt will prove harder to get it done

For President Joe Biden, deciding to cancel student debt might have been ... more

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UCLA increases number of underrepresented students admitted for fall 2023 UCLA increases number of underrepresented students admitted for fall 2023
Education August 12, 2023

UCLA increases number of underrepresented students admitted for fall 2023

UCLA admissions of California students increased 4.7% for fall 2023 over last ... more

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Summer Fridays Are Dying–but Flexibility Is Still Winning Summer Fridays Are Dying–but Flexibility Is Still Winning
Education June 7, 2024

Summer Fridays Are Dying–but Flexibility Is Still Winning

It's almost Friday, but not a Summer Friday for nearly as many ... more

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Adiós… to the history of minorities. Trump Administration Threatens to Withhold Funds From Public Schools Adiós… to the history of minorities. Trump Administration Threatens to Withhold Funds From Public Schools
Education April 4, 2025

Adiós… to the history of minorities. Trump Administration Threatens to Withhold Funds From Public Schools

The Trump administration threatened on Thursday to withhold federal funding from public ... more

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Is Latin food healthy? It depends on how you prepare it! Is Latin food healthy? It depends on how you prepare it!
Food January 10, 2023

Is Latin food healthy? It depends on how you prepare it!

Having a hearty appetite has long been perceived at Latino tables as ... more

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Latinas in medicine experience high rates of discrimination throughout medical training Latinas in medicine experience high rates of discrimination throughout medical training
Latinos January 10, 2024

Latinas in medicine experience high rates of discrimination throughout medical training

Latinas in medicine experience high rates of discrimination and mental health struggles, ... more

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More than half of foreign-born people in U.S. live in 4 states, and half are from Latin America More than half of foreign-born people in U.S. live in 4 states, and half are from Latin America
Latinos April 10, 2024

More than half of foreign-born people in U.S. live in 4 states, and half are from Latin America

More than half of the foreign-born population in the United States lives ... more

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Vincent ‘Chente’ Montalvo: We know well the injustices, we have lived them for generations. Vincent ‘Chente’ Montalvo: We know well the injustices, we have lived them for generations.
Community June 7, 2024

Vincent ‘Chente’ Montalvo: We know well the injustices, we have lived them for generations.

The Chavez ravine event forcibly removed some families from their homes in ... more

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1 in 10 eligible voters in the U.S. are naturalized citizens 1 in 10 eligible voters in the U.S. are naturalized citizens
Latinos September 20, 2024

1 in 10 eligible voters in the U.S. are naturalized citizens

More immigrants than ever before call the United States home. Many of ... more

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“This award marks a turning point in my acting career.” “This award marks a turning point in my acting career.”
Film May 8, 2025

“This award marks a turning point in my acting career.”

If one word captures the essence of Francisco Javier Gómez Huerta’s life ... more

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Deportation Numbers Fall Short of Projections in Tijuana Deportation Numbers Fall Short of Projections in Tijuana
Immigration July 8, 2025

Deportation Numbers Fall Short of Projections in Tijuana

Four of out every 10 deported Mexican nationals are said to be ... more

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DACA: A Trip to Tijuana Cost Him His Dream. He Will Be Deported DACA: A Trip to Tijuana Cost Him His Dream. He Will Be Deported
Immigration July 30, 2025

DACA: A Trip to Tijuana Cost Him His Dream. He Will Be Deported

A rideshare driver allowed to live in the U.S. under a program ... more

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Meeting or Arrest? ICE Targets Parents of Migrant Children Meeting or Arrest? ICE Targets Parents of Migrant Children
Immigration September 3, 2025

Meeting or Arrest? ICE Targets Parents of Migrant Children

President Donald Trump's administration has started requiring parents looking to reunite with ... more