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The 1% Problem: Why Almost No Lawmakers Have Ever Worked a Working-Class Job

The 1% Problem: Why Almost No Lawmakers Have Ever Worked a Working-Class Job

Politics August 20, 2026

The 1% Problem: Why Almost No Lawmakers Have Ever Worked a Working-Class Job

About half of U.S. workers hold working-class jobs, but only 1.6% of ... more

California Awards $11.3 Million to 13 “Prohousing” Communities. What It Means for Housing

California Awards $11.3 Million to 13 “Prohousing” Communities. What It Means for Housing

Housing August 20, 2026

California Awards $11.3 Million to 13 “Prohousing” Communities. What It Means for Housing

The state is rewarding 13 cities and counties for housing policies designed ... more

Bass vs. Raman: L.A. Mayoral Debate Turns Into a Fight Over Results, Leadership and Who Can Fix City Hall

Bass vs. Raman: L.A. Mayoral Debate Turns Into a Fight Over Results, Leadership and Who Can Fix City Hall

2026 Races August 20, 2026

Bass vs. Raman: L.A. Mayoral Debate Turns Into a Fight Over Results, Leadership and Who Can Fix City Hall

The first general-election debate centered on a larger question: Should Los Angeles ... more

California Universal TK Is Now Fully Implemented: What Parents Need to Know About Free Pre-K, School Meals and Eligibility

California Universal TK Is Now Fully Implemented: What Parents Need to Know About Free Pre-K, School Meals and Eligibility

Education August 20, 2026

California Universal TK Is Now Fully Implemented: What Parents Need to Know About Free Pre-K, School Meals and Eligibility

California has reached a major milestone in its effort to make early ... more

Personalized mRNA Melanoma Treatment Hits Phase 3 Goals: What Latino Patients Should Know

Personalized mRNA Melanoma Treatment Hits Phase 3 Goals: What Latino Patients Should Know

cancer August 19, 2026

Personalized mRNA Melanoma Treatment Hits Phase 3 Goals: What Latino Patients Should Know

Merck and Moderna say their personalized mRNA therapy helped delay melanoma recurrence ... more

The U-Haul Trucks Leaving Los Angeles Tell a Complicated Story About Migration

The U-Haul Trucks Leaving Los Angeles Tell a Complicated Story About Migration

Immigration August 19, 2026

The U-Haul Trucks Leaving Los Angeles Tell a Complicated Story About Migration

U-Haul's 2026 migration data shows Angelenos moving to Las Vegas, Phoenix, Seattle, ... more

Watched From Above: Why Flock Cameras Are Dividing Los Angeles

Watched From Above: Why Flock Cameras Are Dividing Los Angeles

LA Politics August 19, 2026

Watched From Above: Why Flock Cameras Are Dividing Los Angeles

Pasadena continues to collect millions of vehicle-location records, South Pasadena has pulled ... more

More ICE Detentions, More Money for Private Prisons

More ICE Detentions, More Money for Private Prisons

Immigration August 19, 2026

More ICE Detentions, More Money for Private Prisons

CoreCivic and GEO Group are reporting billions in revenue as ICE expands ... more

Gen Z Is More Connected Than Ever—So Why Do So Many Feel Alone?

Gen Z Is More Connected Than Ever—So Why Do So Many Feel Alone?

Health August 19, 2026

Gen Z Is More Connected Than Ever—So Why Do So Many Feel Alone?

Valentina Vapaux's new book explores the paradox of a generation that can ... more

California Is Spending $95 Million to Fix Its EV Charging Gap. For Latino Renters, That May Be the Most Important Part.

California Is Spending $95 Million to Fix Its EV Charging Gap. For Latino Renters, That May Be the Most Important Part.

Climate Change August 19, 2026

California Is Spending $95 Million to Fix Its EV Charging Gap. For Latino Renters, That May Be the Most Important Part.

Half of California’s new zero-emission infrastructure funding must benefit low-income and disadvantaged ... more

U.S. Is Sending Some Mexican Deportees to Guatemala and Honduras. Mexico Says It Never Agreed to It.

U.S. Is Sending Some Mexican Deportees to Guatemala and Honduras. Mexico Says It Never Agreed to It.

Immigration August 19, 2026

U.S. Is Sending Some Mexican Deportees to Guatemala and Honduras. Mexico Says It Never Agreed to It.

Mexican nationals are being sent to countries where they are not citizens ... more

HHS Expands Addiction Recovery Support for Parents: What California Families Need to Know

HHS Expands Addiction Recovery Support for Parents: What California Families Need to Know

Health August 18, 2026

HHS Expands Addiction Recovery Support for Parents: What California Families Need to Know

Two peer-support programs have been added to the federal child-welfare prevention framework. ... more

The Stories That Unite Us Speak Spanish: Why LéaLA Matters in Los Angeles

The Stories That Unite Us Speak Spanish: Why LéaLA Matters in Los Angeles

Education August 18, 2026

The Stories That Unite Us Speak Spanish: Why LéaLA Matters in Los Angeles

LéaLA returns to Los Angeles September 24–27, giving bilingual children and families ... more

Immigration Raids, Not Just Enrollment, Are Deciding Which L.A. Schools Close

Immigration Raids, Not Just Enrollment, Are Deciding Which L.A. Schools Close

California August 18, 2026

Immigration Raids, Not Just Enrollment, Are Deciding Which L.A. Schools Close

California lost nearly 75,000 K-12 students in 2025-26, but demographic decline may ... more

Parents of U.S.-Born Children Urged to Keep Proof They Paid Birth Costs

Parents of U.S.-Born Children Urged to Keep Proof They Paid Birth Costs

Immigration August 18, 2026

Parents of U.S.-Born Children Urged to Keep Proof They Paid Birth Costs

Mexican families who previously had children born in the United States are ... more

2026 California Proposition 38 Explained: What Would $8.4 Billion for Medical Research Mean?

2026 California Proposition 38 Explained: What Would $8.4 Billion for Medical Research Mean?

2026 Proposition August 18, 2026

2026 California Proposition 38 Explained: What Would $8.4 Billion for Medical Research Mean?

Proposition 38 would let California borrow $8.4 billion for immunology and immunotherapy ... more

Ugarte vs. Mazariegos: What Kind of South L.A. Government Will District 9 Get?

Ugarte vs. Mazariegos: What Kind of South L.A. Government Will District 9 Get?

2026 Races August 17, 2026

Ugarte vs. Mazariegos: What Kind of South L.A. Government Will District 9 Get?

The November runoff is more than a choice between two candidates. It ... more

530,000 Meals: How LAUSD Feeds a City of Children

530,000 Meals: How LAUSD Feeds a City of Children

Education August 17, 2026

530,000 Meals: How LAUSD Feeds a City of Children

Every school day, Los Angeles Unified School District serves more than 530,000 ... more

The Latino Vaping Divide: Why Some Latino Teens Vape More Than Others

The Latino Vaping Divide: Why Some Latino Teens Vape More Than Others

Health August 17, 2026

The Latino Vaping Divide: Why Some Latino Teens Vape More Than Others

Cigarette smoking among U.S. teenagers has reached a historic low. But new ... more

Do Latinos Rely Too Much on Social Media for Health Information?

Do Latinos Rely Too Much on Social Media for Health Information?

Health August 17, 2026

Do Latinos Rely Too Much on Social Media for Health Information?

Social media has become an important source of health information for Hispanic ... more

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