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The Latino Victims of 9/11 Who Were Harder to Count

The Latino Victims of 9/11 Who Were Harder to Count

Immigration September 7, 2026

The Latino Victims of 9/11 Who Were Harder to Count

Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, there is no mystery about ... more

California Can Screen a Mother for Depression. But Can It Get Her Into Care?

California Can Screen a Mother for Depression. But Can It Get Her Into Care?

California September 7, 2026

California Can Screen a Mother for Depression. But Can It Get Her Into Care?

California has built a maternal mental-health screening system. For a Spanish-speaking Medi-Cal ... more

Bass vs. Raman: How Will Either Candidate Put More Money in Your Pocket?

Bass vs. Raman: How Will Either Candidate Put More Money in Your Pocket?

Cover Story September 6, 2026

Bass vs. Raman: How Will Either Candidate Put More Money in Your Pocket?

Los Angeles’ mayoral candidates are debating housing, homelessness and public safety. But ... more

Deported, But Not Home: How the U.S. Third-Country Deportation System Works

Deported, But Not Home: How the U.S. Third-Country Deportation System Works

Immigration September 6, 2026

Deported, But Not Home: How the U.S. Third-Country Deportation System Works

A deportation order tells a person they must leave the United States. ... more

ICE Bans Hugging Inside California’s Largest Detention Center. Families are Fighting Back

ICE Bans Hugging Inside California’s Largest Detention Center. Families are Fighting Back

Immigration September 6, 2026

ICE Bans Hugging Inside California’s Largest Detention Center. Families are Fighting Back

Families visiting people detained at California City must currently meet through glass. ... more

Latino Kids Make Up 57% of LA County Juvenile Hall. That’s Not an Accident.

Latino Kids Make Up 57% of LA County Juvenile Hall. That’s Not an Accident.

California September 6, 2026

Latino Kids Make Up 57% of LA County Juvenile Hall. That’s Not an Accident.

A county demographic snapshot shows Black and Latino youth make up nearly ... more

Teachers Are Working Second Jobs and Paying for Their Classrooms. Los Angeles Is Feeling the Pressure

Teachers Are Working Second Jobs and Paying for Their Classrooms. Los Angeles Is Feeling the Pressure

Education September 6, 2026

Teachers Are Working Second Jobs and Paying for Their Classrooms. Los Angeles Is Feeling the Pressure

A new AFT survey finds more than 40% of respondents have a ... more

Red States Lead America’s Beer Craze: This Labor Day, America’s beer map is looking surprisingly red

Red States Lead America’s Beer Craze: This Labor Day, America’s beer map is looking surprisingly red

Business September 6, 2026

Red States Lead America’s Beer Craze: This Labor Day, America’s beer map is looking surprisingly red

A new Google Trends analysis puts Wisconsin first in beer-related search interest ... more

California Proposition 42 Explained: What It Means for Your Savings and California’s Taxing Power

California Proposition 42 Explained: What It Means for Your Savings and California’s Taxing Power

2026 Proposition September 6, 2026

California Proposition 42 Explained: What It Means for Your Savings and California’s Taxing Power

California voters will decide Proposition 42 on November 3, 2026. Supporters say ... more

Trump Wants Cheaper Beef. Will You Actually Pay Less at the Grocery Store?

Trump Wants Cheaper Beef. Will You Actually Pay Less at the Grocery Store?

Community & Society September 5, 2026

Trump Wants Cheaper Beef. Will You Actually Pay Less at the Grocery Store?

Ground beef is nearing $7 a pound in the United States, and ... more

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

Two Everyday Drinks Are Under the Cancer Microscope. What Latino Families Should Know

Two Everyday Drinks Are Under the Cancer Microscope. What Latino Families Should Know

Health September 5, 2026

Two Everyday Drinks Are Under the Cancer Microscope. What Latino Families Should Know

New research links daily sugary-drink consumption with higher stomach-cancer risk and shows ... more

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

Health September 5, 2026

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

A one-year transition agreement protects some existing patients, but the UCLA–Health Care ... more

California Is Building More Housing. But Is It Becoming More Affordable?

California Is Building More Housing. But Is It Becoming More Affordable?

Cover Story September 5, 2026

California Is Building More Housing. But Is It Becoming More Affordable?

California is building more homes than it was a few years ago. ... more

California Wants to Ban ICE Shock Gloves. But Can the State Actually Stop Federal Agents?

California Wants to Ban ICE Shock Gloves. But Can the State Actually Stop Federal Agents?

Immigration September 4, 2026

California Wants to Ban ICE Shock Gloves. But Can the State Actually Stop Federal Agents?

California lawmakers want to prohibit wearable electric-shock gloves, including their use by ... more

Bass vs. Raman: How Will We Know Who Is Actually Making L.A. Better?

Bass vs. Raman: How Will We Know Who Is Actually Making L.A. Better?

Nov. 2026 Elections September 4, 2026

Bass vs. Raman: How Will We Know Who Is Actually Making L.A. Better?

Los Angeles voters are being asked to judge two mayoral records on ... more

LAUSD Students Can’t Use AI at School. What Happens When They Enter an AI-Driven Job Market?

LAUSD Students Can’t Use AI at School. What Happens When They Enter an AI-Driven Job Market?

Cover Story September 3, 2026

LAUSD Students Can’t Use AI at School. What Happens When They Enter an AI-Driven Job Market?

California is measuring growing demand for AI skills even as Los Angeles ... more

California Is 38% Latino. Why Are Latinos Only 29% of Likely Voters?

California Is 38% Latino. Why Are Latinos Only 29% of Likely Voters?

Politics September 3, 2026

California Is 38% Latino. Why Are Latinos Only 29% of Likely Voters?

New PPIC data reveals a nine-point gap between California’s Latino population and ... more

Can Your Employer Fire You if Your TPS Ends? What California Workers Need to Know

Can Your Employer Fire You if Your TPS Ends? What California Workers Need to Know

Immigration September 3, 2026

Can Your Employer Fire You if Your TPS Ends? What California Workers Need to Know

California's attorney general has issued new guidance for workers and employers as ... more

Latinos Have Among the Highest Rates of Obesity. Are They Getting the Treatment They Need?

Latinos Have Among the Highest Rates of Obesity. Are They Getting the Treatment They Need?

Health September 3, 2026

Latinos Have Among the Highest Rates of Obesity. Are They Getting the Treatment They Need?

New obesity medications are changing treatment, but cost, insurance, specialist access and ... more

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