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Labor Day in California: When Working Hard Still Isn’t Enough Labor Day in California: When Working Hard Still Isn’t Enough
Immigration September 5, 2026

Labor Day in California: When Working Hard Still Isn’t Enough

For families facing high living costs, worker poverty and immigration uncertainty, Labor ... more

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Welcome to America, World Cup Fans—Yes, You’re Expected to Tip Welcome to America, World Cup Fans—Yes, You’re Expected to Tip
Food June 21, 2026

Welcome to America, World Cup Fans—Yes, You’re Expected to Tip

As millions of international visitors arrive for the World Cup, restaurants across ... more

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Mexico Remittances Rebound—But Are Migrants Really Better Off? Mexico Remittances Rebound—But Are Migrants Really Better Off?
Immigration May 5, 2026

Mexico Remittances Rebound—But Are Migrants Really Better Off?

Mexico posted its strongest March remittance total on record, with gains tied ... more

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L.A. County Needs Bilingual Voters to Save Its Elections. It’s Paying Them Roughly $7 an Hour to Do It L.A. County Needs Bilingual Voters to Save Its Elections. It’s Paying Them Roughly $7 an Hour to Do It
LA Politics August 25, 2026

L.A. County Needs Bilingual Voters to Save Its Elections. It’s Paying Them Roughly $7 an Hour to Do It

The county with more languages spoken than any election jurisdiction in America ... more

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How AI Is Reshaping Entry-Level Jobs in California and What Workers Can Do Next How AI Is Reshaping Entry-Level Jobs in California and What Workers Can Do Next
Labor May 17, 2026

How AI Is Reshaping Entry-Level Jobs in California and What Workers Can Do Next

New research shows Latino workers face higher automation risks in California, but AI ... more

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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

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Los Angeles Traffic Crisis Worsens: Why LA Remains the Most Congested City in the U.S. Los Angeles Traffic Crisis Worsens: Why LA Remains the Most Congested City in the U.S.
Los Angeles July 13, 2026

Los Angeles Traffic Crisis Worsens: Why LA Remains the Most Congested City in the U.S.

Despite investing billions of dollars in transportation infrastructure, Los Angeles traffic remains ... more

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California Promised Education Equity. Why Are Latino Students Still Falling Behind? California Promised Education Equity. Why Are Latino Students Still Falling Behind?
Cover Story June 25, 2026

California Promised Education Equity. Why Are Latino Students Still Falling Behind?

A major review of California's education system finds progress in funding and ... more

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From Mexico to the American Playground: How Takis Became a Kids’ Obsession From Mexico to the American Playground: How Takis Became a Kids’ Obsession
Business August 30, 2026

From Mexico to the American Playground: How Takis Became a Kids’ Obsession

A snack born in Mexico has become one of the most recognizable ... more

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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

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Drones Emerge as Key Security Concern for LA County Ahead of FIFA World Cup Drones Emerge as Key Security Concern for LA County Ahead of FIFA World Cup
Los Angeles June 1, 2026

Drones Emerge as Key Security Concern for LA County Ahead of FIFA World Cup

Federal and local authorities say extensive security plans are in place for ... more

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A Generation Locked Out? Why Latino Californians Are Finding the Dream of Homeownership Harder to Reach A Generation Locked Out? Why Latino Californians Are Finding the Dream of Homeownership Harder to Reach
Housing July 7, 2026

A Generation Locked Out? Why Latino Californians Are Finding the Dream of Homeownership Harder to Reach

For many Latino families, owning a home has represented stability and generational ... more

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11,000 Letters, One Unanswered Question: What Happened to California Driver Tests? 11,000 Letters, One Unanswered Question: What Happened to California Driver Tests?
California July 8, 2026

11,000 Letters, One Unanswered Question: What Happened to California Driver Tests?

The California DMV is requiring approximately 11,000 drivers to retake the written ... more

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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

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Spain Favored Over Argentina as World Cup Final Drives Record Prediction Market Activity Spain Favored Over Argentina as World Cup Final Drives Record Prediction Market Activity
World Cup July 17, 2026

Spain Favored Over Argentina as World Cup Final Drives Record Prediction Market Activity

Billions of dollars have flowed into prediction markets ahead of Sunday's championship, ... more

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Planned Gala Honor for LA Superintendent Draws Scrutiny Amid FBI Probe Planned Gala Honor for LA Superintendent Draws Scrutiny Amid FBI Probe
Education June 2, 2026

Planned Gala Honor for LA Superintendent Draws Scrutiny Amid FBI Probe

Families in Schools plans to recognize the LAUSD superintendent with its Courage ... more

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