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The First Latinx Fashion Show in Napa Valley The First Latinx Fashion Show in Napa Valley
Entertainment August 15, 2023

The First Latinx Fashion Show in Napa Valley

The First Latinx Fashion Show in Napa Valley is happening in August ... more

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US must stem ‘iron river’ of guns flowing to Latin America US must stem ‘iron river’ of guns flowing to Latin America
Crime April 19, 2023

US must stem ‘iron river’ of guns flowing to Latin America

U.S. guns, many of them exported legally, are flowing into Latin America ... more

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How Trump’s big bill could change the US immigration system How Trump’s big bill could change the US immigration system
Immigration June 26, 2025

How Trump’s big bill could change the US immigration system

President Donald Trump's spending cuts and border security package would inject roughly ... more

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Mexican Remittances Under Scrutiny as US Acts on Money Laundering Claims Mexican Remittances Under Scrutiny as US Acts on Money Laundering Claims
Crime December 9, 2025

Mexican Remittances Under Scrutiny as US Acts on Money Laundering Claims

A new FinCEN warning on U.S. remittances and money laundering raises concerns ... more

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Is Gray Hair Reversible? Is Gray Hair Reversible?
Wellness May 9, 2023

Is Gray Hair Reversible?

Ever wondered why your hair turns gray as you age? A team ... more

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Is Your Child or Teen Feeling Anxious This Summer? Is Your Child or Teen Feeling Anxious This Summer?
Wellness July 24, 2023

Is Your Child or Teen Feeling Anxious This Summer?

Even though summer holds the connotation of ice cream, bare feet, swimming ... more

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“We have normalized the exploitation and trafficking of people” “We have normalized the exploitation and trafficking of people”
Education August 23, 2023

“We have normalized the exploitation and trafficking of people”

By Reynaldo Mena Sexual exploitation, labor exploitation, human trafficking, and slavery are constant ... more

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FDA Warns Recalled Canned Tuna Was Accidentally Reshipped to California FDA Warns Recalled Canned Tuna Was Accidentally Reshipped to California
Food January 20, 2026

FDA Warns Recalled Canned Tuna Was Accidentally Reshipped to California

Consumers urged to check specific Genova Yellowfin tuna cans after botulism-linked recall ... more

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E-buses equipped with Wi-Fi, GPS tracking, and healthier food options debut this school year E-buses equipped with Wi-Fi, GPS tracking, and healthier food options debut this school year
Education August 5, 2024

E-buses equipped with Wi-Fi, GPS tracking, and healthier food options debut this school year

From whole-grain cinnamon rolls to acai bowls, Los Angeles Unified School District ... more

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3 Tips for Raising Teens With Special Needs 3 Tips for Raising Teens With Special Needs
Family April 24, 2024

3 Tips for Raising Teens With Special Needs

Raising teens is hard. This is the point in time when hormones ... more

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No College Degree? No Problem. California Launches Skills-Based Hiring Revolution No College Degree? No Problem. California Launches Skills-Based Hiring Revolution
Education April 21, 2025

No College Degree? No Problem. California Launches Skills-Based Hiring Revolution

Governor Newsom’s new workforce plan opens doors for veterans, tradespeople, and career ... more

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5 facts about how Mexicans view the U.S. and their own country 5 facts about how Mexicans view the U.S. and their own country
Culture September 12, 2023

5 facts about how Mexicans view the U.S. and their own country

Mexicans generally have favorable views of the United States and see it ... more

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Trump Administration Moves to Reshape Student Loans, Could Redefine College Access for Latino Students Trump Administration Moves to Reshape Student Loans, Could Redefine College Access for Latino Students
Education February 2, 2026

Trump Administration Moves to Reshape Student Loans, Could Redefine College Access for Latino Students

New borrowing caps, repayment changes, and limits on forgiveness signal a sharp ... more

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“Twenty years from now, a summer like this is going to feel like a mild summer” “Twenty years from now, a summer like this is going to feel like a mild summer”
Climate Change August 22, 2023

“Twenty years from now, a summer like this is going to feel like a mild summer”

July was the hottest month in modern times. Now, August is shaping ... more

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Why Some Kids Struggle With Math and Reading and How LAUSD Is Trying to Change That Why Some Kids Struggle With Math and Reading and How LAUSD Is Trying to Change That
Education July 15, 2026

Why Some Kids Struggle With Math and Reading and How LAUSD Is Trying to Change That

Research shows many children avoid math and reading because of anxiety, cognitive ... more

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‘Refusal to Halt Planetary Destruction Will ‘Never, Ever Be Forgiven’ ‘Refusal to Halt Planetary Destruction Will ‘Never, Ever Be Forgiven’
Climate Change November 12, 2025

‘Refusal to Halt Planetary Destruction Will ‘Never, Ever Be Forgiven’

At the opening of the United Nations summit known as COP30 on ... more

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One Reason the Push for Diversity in Medicine is Lagging One Reason the Push for Diversity in Medicine is Lagging
Latinos May 11, 2023

One Reason the Push for Diversity in Medicine is Lagging

For decades, leading medical organizations have been trying to diversify the ranks ... more

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Homelessness is linked to a higher risk of death from COVID Homelessness is linked to a higher risk of death from COVID
COVID December 19, 2022

Homelessness is linked to a higher risk of death from COVID

People experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles County who contract COVID-19 are more ... more

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Key facts about U.S. Latinos for National Hispanic Heritage Month Key facts about U.S. Latinos for National Hispanic Heritage Month
Latinos September 23, 2023

Key facts about U.S. Latinos for National Hispanic Heritage Month

National Hispanic Heritage Month, which begins in the United States each year ... more

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Medical tourism: big savings, great risks Medical tourism: big savings, great risks
Health March 9, 2023

Medical tourism: big savings, great risks

The four Americans who were shot at and abducted in Mexico were ... more

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