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“He was Kind. He was Friendly. He was Someone Who was Always There to Help Anybody Who Needed It” “He was Kind. He was Friendly. He was Someone Who was Always There to Help Anybody Who Needed It”
DACA October 28, 2025

“He was Kind. He was Friendly. He was Someone Who was Always There to Help Anybody Who Needed It”

People gathered in Westminster few weeks ago for a benefit event to ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Can’t Afford Steak? Republican Congressman Says the Real Problem Is That Americans Don’t Work Hard Enough Can’t Afford Steak? Republican Congressman Says the Real Problem Is That Americans Don’t Work Hard Enough
Economy July 2, 2026

Can’t Afford Steak? Republican Congressman Says the Real Problem Is That Americans Don’t Work Hard Enough

This year, as in the months before, rising food prices continue to ... more

3 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
651
White House Rejects Bishops’ Call for Christmas Halt to Immigration Enforcement White House Rejects Bishops’ Call for Christmas Halt to Immigration Enforcement
Immigration December 23, 2025

White House Rejects Bishops’ Call for Christmas Halt to Immigration Enforcement

Florida Catholic bishops warn immigration enforcement is spreading fear among Latino families ... more

4 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs. Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs.
California October 8, 2026

Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs.

New UCLA research finds that California Latinas earn more per hour than ... more

5 mins read
Andrea Perez
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She Tested ICE Recruitment. They Hired Her—No Background Check Required. She Tested ICE Recruitment. They Hired Her—No Background Check Required.
Immigration January 20, 2026

She Tested ICE Recruitment. They Hired Her—No Background Check Required.

Laura Jedeed’s experience exposes gaps in vetting at an agency central to ... more

2 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Boyle Heights Residents Say Lineage Warehouse Fire Smell Has Become Unbearable: “At This Moment, There Is No Way Out” Boyle Heights Residents Say Lineage Warehouse Fire Smell Has Become Unbearable: “At This Moment, There Is No Way Out”
Cover Story July 22, 2026

Boyle Heights Residents Say Lineage Warehouse Fire Smell Has Become Unbearable: “At This Moment, There Is No Way Out”

Nearly 1,000 odor complaints have been filed with South Coast AQMD as ... more

4 mins read
Reynaldo Mena
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Why Mayor Karen Bass Reaffirmed L.A.’s Sanctuary Order — And How Much Protection It Really Offers Why Mayor Karen Bass Reaffirmed L.A.’s Sanctuary Order — And How Much Protection It Really Offers
Immigration February 10, 2026

Why Mayor Karen Bass Reaffirmed L.A.’s Sanctuary Order — And How Much Protection It Really Offers

As federal immigration enforcement intensifies, Los Angeles redraws the line between city ... more

4 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Labor Day: Older workers are facing long periods of unemployment, stressful job hunts and financial stress Labor Day: Older workers are facing long periods of unemployment, stressful job hunts and financial stress
Labor September 4, 2023

Labor Day: Older workers are facing long periods of unemployment, stressful job hunts and financial stress

One in four of America's workers is 55 or older. But age ... more

2 mins read
Reynaldo Mena
636
“Thank You for Your Hospitality”: Grandma María Inés’s Emotional Return to Guatemala “Thank You for Your Hospitality”: Grandma María Inés’s Emotional Return to Guatemala
Immigration March 15, 2026

“Thank You for Your Hospitality”: Grandma María Inés’s Emotional Return to Guatemala

The story of an elderly Guatemalan woman returns home after 40 years ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Who Needs to File Taxes in 2025? How About Undocumented Workers? Who Needs to File Taxes in 2025? How About Undocumented Workers?
Labor February 20, 2025

Who Needs to File Taxes in 2025? How About Undocumented Workers?

  Who needs to file taxes: As tax season approaches, many undocumented workers ... more

5 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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One in 11 U.S. Births Tied to Immigrant Mothers as Debate Over Citizenship Intensifies One in 11 U.S. Births Tied to Immigrant Mothers as Debate Over Citizenship Intensifies
Immigration April 19, 2026

One in 11 U.S. Births Tied to Immigrant Mothers as Debate Over Citizenship Intensifies

Birthright citizenship immigrant births are central to U.S. population growth, raising legal ... more

3 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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Nearly 18 Million Latinos Are Outside the U.S. Labor Force as National Total Hits Record 105.8 Million Nearly 18 Million Latinos Are Outside the U.S. Labor Force as National Total Hits Record 105.8 Million
Labor July 22, 2026

Nearly 18 Million Latinos Are Outside the U.S. Labor Force as National Total Hits Record 105.8 Million

New BLS data show Hispanic labor force participation declined in June as ... more

3 mins read
Andrea Perez
296
Leaked DHS Document Suggests Faster Asylum Rejections Could Be Coming. Here’s What It Could Mean for Immigrants Leaked DHS Document Suggests Faster Asylum Rejections Could Be Coming. Here’s What It Could Mean for Immigrants
Immigration June 1, 2026

Leaked DHS Document Suggests Faster Asylum Rejections Could Be Coming. Here’s What It Could Mean for Immigrants

The reported proposal would allow immigration officials to reject some asylum applications ... more

4 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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2012: The Year that Teens Stopped Going out with Friends 2012: The Year that Teens Stopped Going out with Friends
Mental Health April 28, 2023

2012: The Year that Teens Stopped Going out with Friends

Social networks have been harming the lives of teens in all its ... more

2 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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From Main Street to Silicon Valley: New Research Suggests Immigration Restrictions Carry Growing Economic Costs From Main Street to Silicon Valley: New Research Suggests Immigration Restrictions Carry Growing Economic Costs
Immigration July 7, 2026

From Main Street to Silicon Valley: New Research Suggests Immigration Restrictions Carry Growing Economic Costs

Three new reports, from Los Angeles County, leading economists and the Federal ... more

6 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
915
Why Boredom in kids Matters: Why Embracing It Can Benefit Your Child’s Development Why Boredom in kids Matters: Why Embracing It Can Benefit Your Child’s Development
Mental Health June 20, 2023

Why Boredom in kids Matters: Why Embracing It Can Benefit Your Child’s Development

  Is your kid lazy? Only boring people get bored, the saying goes. ... more

3 mins read
Reynaldo Mena
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New I-485 Form Takes Effect Sept. 18: What Green Card Applicants Need to Know New I-485 Form Takes Effect Sept. 18: What Green Card Applicants Need to Know
Immigration August 21, 2026

New I-485 Form Takes Effect Sept. 18: What Green Card Applicants Need to Know

USCIS will reject the old I-485 after Sept. 18, with no grace ... more

6 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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Taking the Sting Out of Social Rejection Taking the Sting Out of Social Rejection
Mental Health August 28, 2023

Taking the Sting Out of Social Rejection

Humans. We’re a social beast. We’ve gotten this far because we’ve banded ... more

2 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Rotten Food, Spoiled Chicken and Hunger: What People Detained by ICE Are Eating in U.S. Detention Centers Rotten Food, Spoiled Chicken and Hunger: What People Detained by ICE Are Eating in U.S. Detention Centers
Immigration October 19, 2026

Rotten Food, Spoiled Chicken and Hunger: What People Detained by ICE Are Eating in U.S. Detention Centers

Federal inspections, media investigations, and detainee accounts have raised concerns about spoiled ... more

5 mins read
Marco Poliveros
869
Community leaders worry about the suicide rate for Hispanics Community leaders worry about the suicide rate for Hispanics
Mental Health January 18, 2024

Community leaders worry about the suicide rate for Hispanics

The suicide rate for Hispanics in the United States has increased significantly ... more

2 mins read
Parriva Newsroom

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California’s Voter List Fight Reaches Supreme Court as UCLA Finds Thousands of Mismatches
California Cities Could Pay for Delaying Backyard Homes. Here’s What Changed.
Eaton Fire Smoke Exposed Millions to Toxic Metals. What Does That Mean for Your Health?
Angelenos Lose Control of Their Privacy as LAPD Surveillance Expands
Millions of Mexican Born Americans Can Vote in the U.S. How Many Live in California?

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