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As more children die from fentanyl, prosecutors are charging their parents with murder

As more children die from fentanyl, prosecutors are charging their parents with murder

Crime September 9, 2023

As more children die from fentanyl, prosecutors are charging their parents with murder

Some 20 states have so-called “drug-induced homicide” laws, which allow prosecutors to ... more

As Mexico expands abortion access, activists support reproductive rights at the U.S. border

As Mexico expands abortion access, activists support reproductive rights at the U.S. border

Health October 14, 2023

As Mexico expands abortion access, activists support reproductive rights at the U.S. border

As Mexico expands abortion access, activists support reproductive rights at the U.S. ... more

As Living Costs Rise, More Californians Turn to Secondhand Goods to Make Ends Meet

As Living Costs Rise, More Californians Turn to Secondhand Goods to Make Ends Meet

Consumer October 29, 2026

As Living Costs Rise, More Californians Turn to Secondhand Goods to Make Ends Meet

With millions of Californians struggling to afford housing and everyday necessities, national ... more

As LAUSD Parents Demand More School Police, the District’s Budget Calls for Cuts

As LAUSD Parents Demand More School Police, the District’s Budget Calls for Cuts

Education October 9, 2026

As LAUSD Parents Demand More School Police, the District’s Budget Calls for Cuts

Parents are publicly calling for more police and security at schools after ... more

As LAUSD Loses Students, South and East LA Schools Fight to Survive

As LAUSD Loses Students, South and East LA Schools Fight to Survive

Education September 18, 2026

As LAUSD Loses Students, South and East LA Schools Fight to Survive

Trinity Street Elementary has stood in South Los Angeles for more than ... more

As L.A. Residents Struggle With Crisis After Crisis — Now a 54% Spike in Trash Fees

As L.A. Residents Struggle With Crisis After Crisis — Now a 54% Spike in Trash Fees

Immigration October 8, 2025

As L.A. Residents Struggle With Crisis After Crisis — Now a 54% Spike in Trash Fees

"Now we decide whether to eat or go for a walk," says ... more

As L.A. County nighttime recreation program expands scope, success largely continues

As L.A. County nighttime recreation program expands scope, success largely continues

Community May 23, 2024

As L.A. County nighttime recreation program expands scope, success largely continues

Parks After Dark, the free Los Angeles County nighttime recreation program that ... more

As Immigration Rules Tighten, International Students Fear Holiday Travel Risks

As Immigration Rules Tighten, International Students Fear Holiday Travel Risks

Immigration December 5, 2025

As Immigration Rules Tighten, International Students Fear Holiday Travel Risks

How sudden deportations and unpredictable enforcement are reshaping international student travel across ... more

As Grocery Stores Close, Latino Chain Vallarta Keeps Growing in Los Angeles

As Grocery Stores Close, Latino Chain Vallarta Keeps Growing in Los Angeles

Consumer October 25, 2026

As Grocery Stores Close, Latino Chain Vallarta Keeps Growing in Los Angeles

The chain’s 66th location brings another grocery option to the San Gabriel ... more

As Grocery Costs Surge, Republicans Move to Slash $200M From WIC

As Grocery Costs Surge, Republicans Move to Slash 0M From WIC

Economy April 23, 2026

As Grocery Costs Surge, Republicans Move to Slash $200M From WIC

House Republicans propose WIC cuts in 2026, raising concerns for families nationwide, ... more

As egg prices rise, so do attempts to smuggle them from Mexico

As egg prices rise, so do attempts to smuggle them from Mexico

Economy January 24, 2023

As egg prices rise, so do attempts to smuggle them from Mexico

High prices are driving an increase in attempts to bring eggs into ... more

As Donor Money Dries Up, California’s Latino Voters Risk Being Left Behind in 2026

As Donor Money Dries Up, California’s Latino Voters Risk Being Left Behind in 2026

California September 20, 2026

As Donor Money Dries Up, California’s Latino Voters Risk Being Left Behind in 2026

National voter-engagement organizations are reporting funding shortfalls as the 2026 midterms approach. ... more

As California Vineyards Shrink, Latino Workers Face an Uncertain Future

As California Vineyards Shrink, Latino Workers Face an Uncertain Future

Immigration July 30, 2026

As California Vineyards Shrink, Latino Workers Face an Uncertain Future

Vineyard removals, declining wine demand and reduced harvests are leaving many Latino ... more

As Boyle Heights Cleanup Begins, Day Laborers Could Again Be Essential

As Boyle Heights Cleanup Begins, Day Laborers Could Again Be Essential

Immigration June 25, 2026

As Boyle Heights Cleanup Begins, Day Laborers Could Again Be Essential

As cleanup begins after the Boyle Heights warehouse fire, community advocates say ... more

As Biden and Trump seek reelection, who are the oldest –and youngest– current world leaders?

As Biden and Trump seek reelection, who are the oldest –and youngest– current world leaders?

USA May 2, 2024

As Biden and Trump seek reelection, who are the oldest –and youngest– current world leaders?

Joe Biden, at 81, is the oldest American president, a distinction he’s ... more

As ACA Subsidies End, California’s Latino Coverage Gains Face New Pressure

As ACA Subsidies End, California’s Latino Coverage Gains Face New Pressure

Health January 18, 2026

As ACA Subsidies End, California’s Latino Coverage Gains Face New Pressure

Early 2026 data raise affordability concerns for millions of Californians For more than ... more

Ary Amaya is 27 acres into an Indigenous-led reforestation of L.A. She’s far from done

Ary Amaya is 27 acres into an Indigenous-led reforestation of L.A. She’s far from done

Latinos May 14, 2024

Ary Amaya is 27 acres into an Indigenous-led reforestation of L.A. She’s far from done

Ary Amaya barely squints as she stands awash in the midmorning glare, ... more

Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Faster Memory Decline, Raising New Concerns for Latino Health

Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Faster Memory Decline, Raising New Concerns for Latino Health

Health April 29, 2026

Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Faster Memory Decline, Raising New Concerns for Latino Health

A major study links common artificial sweeteners to faster cognitive decline, raising ... more

Artificial Sweeteners get More Bad PR

Artificial Sweeteners get More Bad PR

Health May 24, 2023

Artificial Sweeteners get More Bad PR

The World Health Organization isn't sweet on non-sugar sweeteners, the agency announced. ... more

Around 498 Missing Americans in Mexico

Around 498 Missing Americans in Mexico

Crime April 24, 2023

Around 498 Missing Americans in Mexico

Of those cases, 50 percent have been registered in the López Obrador ... more

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