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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

California’s $63 Daylighting Parking Rule Is Now Being Enforced Across Los Angeles. Here’s What Drivers Need to Know

California’s $63 Daylighting Parking Rule Is Now Being Enforced Across Los Angeles. Here’s What Drivers Need to Know

California July 6, 2026

California’s $63 Daylighting Parking Rule Is Now Being Enforced Across Los Angeles. Here’s What Drivers Need to Know

California's daylighting law is moving from education to enforcement, and many drivers ... more

Want to Become an LA Metro Police Officer? Hundreds Have Already Applied

Want to Become an LA Metro Police Officer? Hundreds Have Already Applied

Los Angeles June 15, 2026

Want to Become an LA Metro Police Officer? Hundreds Have Already Applied

It started as an idea: What if LA Metro had its own ... more

Fentanyl’s Return Journey: Addiction Takes Hold in Tijuana

Fentanyl’s Return Journey: Addiction Takes Hold in Tijuana

Latin America June 5, 2026

Fentanyl’s Return Journey: Addiction Takes Hold in Tijuana

In Tijuana, fentanyl is no longer just a story about trafficking. It ... more

Latino Law Students Lean Harder on Loans, get Less Grant Aid, and Use More Credit Cards

Latino Law Students Lean Harder on Loans, get Less Grant Aid, and Use More Credit Cards

Immigration May 4, 2026

Latino Law Students Lean Harder on Loans, get Less Grant Aid, and Use More Credit Cards

A UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute brief warns new federal borrowing ... more

Breakthrough Cancer Treatments are Here But Gaps Remain for Latino Patients

Breakthrough Cancer Treatments are Here But Gaps Remain for Latino Patients

Health April 20, 2026

Breakthrough Cancer Treatments are Here But Gaps Remain for Latino Patients

Pancreatic cancer breakthroughs 2026 are extending survival, but low Latino participation in ... more

ICE Paid $700 Million for Seven Warehouses. Now It Doesn’t Want Them

ICE Paid $700 Million for Seven Warehouses. Now It Doesn’t Want Them

Immigration June 18, 2026

ICE Paid $700 Million for Seven Warehouses. Now It Doesn’t Want Them

The reversal raises questions about detention capacity, taxpayer spending, and how the ... more

New Research Suggests the Type of Fat You Eat Matters More Than How Much, Especially for Latinos at Higher Diabetes Risk

New Research Suggests the Type of Fat You Eat Matters More Than How Much, Especially for Latinos at Higher Diabetes Risk

Health July 12, 2026

New Research Suggests the Type of Fat You Eat Matters More Than How Much, Especially for Latinos at Higher Diabetes Risk

Emerging studies suggest that fat quality, not simply eating less fat, could ... more

California’s Vaccine Shield Is Uneven: What Latino Families Need to Know About Falling Kindergarten Rates

California’s Vaccine Shield Is Uneven: What Latino Families Need to Know About Falling Kindergarten Rates

Health August 17, 2026

California’s Vaccine Shield Is Uneven: What Latino Families Need to Know About Falling Kindergarten Rates

New CDC data show kindergarten vaccination coverage fell nationally while exemptions reached ... more

Where the American Dream Collapses: Inside the LA Zip Code Where 6 in 10 Residents Are Latino, and Nearly a Third Live in Poverty

Where the American Dream Collapses: Inside the LA Zip Code Where 6 in 10 Residents Are Latino, and Nearly a Third Live in Poverty

LA Politics August 16, 2026

Where the American Dream Collapses: Inside the LA Zip Code Where 6 in 10 Residents Are Latino, and Nearly a Third Live in Poverty

While Orange County residents debate whether the American Dream is still alive, ... more

Confused About the L.A. Streetlight Vote? Here’s Who Actually Pays

Confused About the L.A. Streetlight Vote? Here’s Who Actually Pays

Los Angeles April 20, 2026

Confused About the L.A. Streetlight Vote? Here’s Who Actually Pays

The Los Angeles streetlight fee ballot determines who pays for aging infrastructure ... more

New Medicaid Rules Could Disrupt Care for Rare Disease Patients Across California

New Medicaid Rules Could Disrupt Care for Rare Disease Patients Across California

Health May 22, 2026

New Medicaid Rules Could Disrupt Care for Rare Disease Patients Across California

New federal Medicaid rules are reshaping access to gene therapies, coverage renewals, ... more

No Top Earnings, No Problem: Sonia Sotomayor Still Got Bad Bunny Tickets

No Top Earnings, No Problem: Sonia Sotomayor Still Got Bad Bunny Tickets

Entertainment June 29, 2026

No Top Earnings, No Problem: Sonia Sotomayor Still Got Bad Bunny Tickets

The tickets were listed on the Supreme Court justice's annual financial disclosure, ... more

What Happens After You Quit Smoking? Science Shows Your Body Begins Repairing Itself

What Happens After You Quit Smoking? Science Shows Your Body Begins Repairing Itself

Health July 24, 2026

What Happens After You Quit Smoking? Science Shows Your Body Begins Repairing Itself

New research reveals the remarkable ways the lungs, heart, and blood vessels ... more

Foreclosures Rise in California, Reflecting a Broader Financial Strain Felt by Many Families — Including Latinos

Foreclosures Rise in California, Reflecting a Broader Financial Strain Felt by Many Families — Including Latinos

California July 27, 2026

Foreclosures Rise in California, Reflecting a Broader Financial Strain Felt by Many Families — Including Latinos

New foreclosure data suggest that rising housing costs, mortgage pressures, and household ... more

Before the Blisters: The Shingles Warning Sign Many People Miss

Before the Blisters: The Shingles Warning Sign Many People Miss

Health August 29, 2026

Before the Blisters: The Shingles Warning Sign Many People Miss

The painful rash isn't always the first warning. Here's what to watch ... more

Latino Homeownership Hits Record 10.2 Million as California Families Face Rising Housing Barriers

Latino Homeownership Hits Record 10.2 Million as California Families Face Rising Housing Barriers

Housing May 5, 2026

Latino Homeownership Hits Record 10.2 Million as California Families Face Rising Housing Barriers

A new NAHREP report shows Latino families powered national homeownership gains in ... more

Latinos Face Higher Risks From Online Gambling as Sports Betting Apps Fuel a Growing Addiction Crisis

Latinos Face Higher Risks From Online Gambling as Sports Betting Apps Fuel a Growing Addiction Crisis

Health June 1, 2026

Latinos Face Higher Risks From Online Gambling as Sports Betting Apps Fuel a Growing Addiction Crisis

New studies show Hispanic adults and youth face elevated risks from online ... more

L.A. Becomes First Big District to Cap Student Screen Time

L.A. Becomes First Big District to Cap Student Screen Time

Education April 21, 2026

L.A. Becomes First Big District to Cap Student Screen Time

The Los Angeles Unified School District's board voted Tuesday to restrict students' ... more

Trump Administration Defers $867 Million in California Medicaid Payments. What Medi-Cal Families Need to Know

Trump Administration Defers $867 Million in California Medicaid Payments. What Medi-Cal Families Need to Know

Health July 22, 2026

Trump Administration Defers $867 Million in California Medicaid Payments. What Medi-Cal Families Need to Know

California's Medi-Cal program remains active after the federal government delayed $867 million ... more

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