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‘Predictable and preventable’ heat deaths in prisons ‘Predictable and preventable’ heat deaths in prisons
Climate Change July 18, 2024

‘Predictable and preventable’ heat deaths in prisons

The heat-related death toll this summer is likely to climb with unprecedented ... more

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Trump-allied group launches Spanish-language ads warning noncitizens against voting Trump-allied group launches Spanish-language ads warning noncitizens against voting
Latinos September 19, 2024

Trump-allied group launches Spanish-language ads warning noncitizens against voting

A conservative group is launching a Spanish-language advertisement in critical battleground states ... more

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Free COVID tests from government available again Free COVID tests from government available again
Healthcare September 26, 2023

Free COVID tests from government available again

Starting yesterday, Americans can order four free COVID-19 tests from the government ... more

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Black, Hispanic Doctors See Much Larger Proportion of Medicaid Patients Black, Hispanic Doctors See Much Larger Proportion of Medicaid Patients
Healthcare September 25, 2024

Black, Hispanic Doctors See Much Larger Proportion of Medicaid Patients

Latino and Black family doctors are more likely to hang their shingle ... more

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ICE Caught Whitewashing Racial Data in Immigration Records ICE Caught Whitewashing Racial Data in Immigration Records
Immigration July 29, 2025

ICE Caught Whitewashing Racial Data in Immigration Records

The Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI) is calling for a Department ... more

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No Jobs, No Support: The Harsh Reality Facing Deported Guatemalans No Jobs, No Support: The Harsh Reality Facing Deported Guatemalans
Immigration September 3, 2025

No Jobs, No Support: The Harsh Reality Facing Deported Guatemalans

Many deportees return "defeated" but with the hope of setting foot on ... more

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A ‘quiet’ liver disease is on the rise in Hispanic people A ‘quiet’ liver disease is on the rise in Hispanic people
Health March 7, 2023

A ‘quiet’ liver disease is on the rise in Hispanic people

Hispanic Americans are disproportionately diagnosed with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease and NASH, ... more

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Heroes or Villains? Two SoCal Women Charged with Doxxing ICE Agent Heroes or Villains? Two SoCal Women Charged with Doxxing ICE Agent
Immigration September 29, 2025

Heroes or Villains? Two SoCal Women Charged with Doxxing ICE Agent

Two women from Southern California and one from Colorado face federal charges ... more

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Culture Affects How Latinos Experience Pain Culture Affects How Latinos Experience Pain
Health January 12, 2024

Culture Affects How Latinos Experience Pain

Latinos tend to be more sensitive to pain than Whites. Yet they ... more

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Can yogurt reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes? Can yogurt reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes?
Health May 8, 2024

Can yogurt reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes?

Sharp-eyed grocery shoppers may notice new labels in the dairy aisle touting ... more

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Talking With Your Child About Sex Trafficking Talking With Your Child About Sex Trafficking
Latinos November 13, 2025

Talking With Your Child About Sex Trafficking

It's all about the news: the Epstein files scandals, the cries accusing ... more

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30 Deaths and Counting in ICE Detention Centers This Year 30 Deaths and Counting in ICE Detention Centers This Year
Cover Story December 21, 2025

30 Deaths and Counting in ICE Detention Centers This Year

Lawmakers demand an ICE detainee death investigation after reports of medical neglect—renewing ... more

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Measles has returned to Southern California; here’s what you need to know Measles has returned to Southern California; here’s what you need to know
Health March 13, 2025

Measles has returned to Southern California; here’s what you need to know

  Measles? That’s a disease medical science conquered long ago, right? Not quite right. ... more

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Hepatitis A outbreak declared in Los Angeles County. Here’s what you need to know Hepatitis A outbreak declared in Los Angeles County. Here’s what you need to know
Health May 7, 2025

Hepatitis A outbreak declared in Los Angeles County. Here’s what you need to know

Public health officials have declared a Hepatitis A outbreak in Los Angeles ... more

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Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to Living Longer, Happier, and With Purpose Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to Living Longer, Happier, and With Purpose
Health September 3, 2025

Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to Living Longer, Happier, and With Purpose

  From Okinawa’s centenarians to modern science, discover how finding your “reason for ... more

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Major Medi-Cal Changes Coming in 2026: Asset Limits Return and Coverage Tightens for Millions in California Major Medi-Cal Changes Coming in 2026: Asset Limits Return and Coverage Tightens for Millions in California
Health January 14, 2026

Major Medi-Cal Changes Coming in 2026: Asset Limits Return and Coverage Tightens for Millions in California

What seniors, people with disabilities, and undocumented adults need to know—and do ... more

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AI Mammograms May Detect Heart Disease Risk in Women AI Mammograms May Detect Heart Disease Risk in Women
Health March 10, 2026

AI Mammograms May Detect Heart Disease Risk in Women

A major new study suggests routine mammograms may also reveal early warning ... more

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5 things to know now that the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade 5 things to know now that the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade
Politics June 29, 2022

5 things to know now that the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade

Here are five key points that will affect access to abortion. 1. Where ... more

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Evictions return to pre-pandemic levels Evictions return to pre-pandemic levels
Housing March 17, 2023

Evictions return to pre-pandemic levels

The rate of eviction filings has returned to or exceeded pre-pandemic levels ... more

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Home insurance was already hard to get. Then came L.A.’s fires Home insurance was already hard to get. Then came L.A.’s fires
Housing January 20, 2025

Home insurance was already hard to get. Then came L.A.’s fires

Long before the wildfires decimated some of Los Angeles’ most iconic communities, ... more

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