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Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire Sends Smoke Across Los Angeles. Here’s What Residents Need to Know About Air Quality Risks

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire Sends Smoke Across Los Angeles. Here’s What Residents Need to Know About Air Quality Risks

Health June 21, 2026

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire Sends Smoke Across Los Angeles. Here’s What Residents Need to Know About Air Quality Risks

Officials say the ammonia threat has been contained, but unhealthy smoke and ... more

Trump Changed the Childhood Vaccine Schedule. What California Parents Need to Know

Trump Changed the Childhood Vaccine Schedule. What California Parents Need to Know

Health August 10, 2026

Trump Changed the Childhood Vaccine Schedule. What California Parents Need to Know

The White House is calling for fewer routine childhood immunizations and separate ... more

Latino Teens Often Report Fewer Mental Health Concerns, Though Many Still Face Serious Challenges

Latino Teens Often Report Fewer Mental Health Concerns, Though Many Still Face Serious Challenges

Health June 3, 2026

Latino Teens Often Report Fewer Mental Health Concerns, Though Many Still Face Serious Challenges

A new survey finds widespread concern about teen mental health, while experts ... more

LAUSD Test Scores Improve as Latino Students Remain Central to Academic Gains Under Superintendent Andrés E. Chait

LAUSD Test Scores Improve as Latino Students Remain Central to Academic Gains Under Superintendent Andrés E. Chait

Education July 21, 2026

LAUSD Test Scores Improve as Latino Students Remain Central to Academic Gains Under Superintendent Andrés E. Chait

New assessment results show continued gains in English Language Arts and math ... more

Latina Power: California Latinas are More Progressive than Latino Men

Latina Power: California Latinas are More Progressive than Latino Men

California September 13, 2026

Latina Power: California Latinas are More Progressive than Latino Men

New UCLA and UC Berkeley polling shows the political priorities of California ... more

Los Angeles Heat Advisory: Screen-Free Indoor Activities for Latino Families, Seniors, and Children

Los Angeles Heat Advisory: Screen-Free Indoor Activities for Latino Families, Seniors, and Children

Culture July 15, 2026

Los Angeles Heat Advisory: Screen-Free Indoor Activities for Latino Families, Seniors, and Children

When a heat advisory is issued in Los Angeles, extreme temperatures can ... more

Migrants Gain Full Access to Mexico’s Universal Healthcare System

Migrants Gain Full Access to Mexico’s Universal Healthcare System

Immigration April 14, 2026

Migrants Gain Full Access to Mexico’s Universal Healthcare System

Mexico free healthcare for migrants marks a major policy shift, extending public ... more

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire: Health Risks From Flies, Rotting Food and Toxic Odors Explained

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire: Health Risks From Flies, Rotting Food and Toxic Odors Explained

Cover Story July 15, 2026

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire: Health Risks From Flies, Rotting Food and Toxic Odors Explained

Millions of pounds of decomposing food continue to create odors and attract ... more

California is not Becoming Empty. It is Becoming Older, More Expensive, and More Economically Specialized.

California is not Becoming Empty. It is Becoming Older, More Expensive, and More Economically Specialized.

California July 20, 2026

California is not Becoming Empty. It is Becoming Older, More Expensive, and More Economically Specialized.

California remains America's largest state, but aging residents, domestic migration, housing costs, ... more

30% of Consumers Are Underwater on Auto Loans at Trade-In

30% of Consumers Are Underwater on Auto Loans at Trade-In

Consumer Alert April 29, 2026

30% of Consumers Are Underwater on Auto Loans at Trade-In

A growing number of Americans are carrying thousands in negative equity into ... more

Fear of ICE Is Keeping Some LA Families From Hospitals. Here’s What California Law Actually Says

Fear of ICE Is Keeping Some LA Families From Hospitals. Here’s What California Law Actually Says

Healthcare May 19, 2026

Fear of ICE Is Keeping Some LA Families From Hospitals. Here’s What California Law Actually Says

Los Angeles County officials are strengthening hospital protections as immigration enforcement fears ... more

The American Dream Hasn’t Died — It’s Being Redefined, Generation by Generation

The American Dream Hasn’t Died — It’s Being Redefined, Generation by Generation

California August 9, 2026

The American Dream Hasn’t Died — It’s Being Redefined, Generation by Generation

A new UCI-OC Poll finds Orange County residents deeply divided over whether ... more

New Disneyland Plate Could Raise Funds for Kids’ Hospitals Statewide

New Disneyland Plate Could Raise Funds for Kids’ Hospitals Statewide

California May 5, 2026

New Disneyland Plate Could Raise Funds for Kids’ Hospitals Statewide

California plans a Disneyland-themed license plate that could raise money for children’s ... more

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

Back to School Amid Uncertainty: Why Mental Health Experts Say Preparation Goes Beyond School Supplies

Back to School Amid Uncertainty: Why Mental Health Experts Say Preparation Goes Beyond School Supplies

Education August 5, 2026

Back to School Amid Uncertainty: Why Mental Health Experts Say Preparation Goes Beyond School Supplies

As students return to classrooms, mental health experts say many children are ... more

What to Know About the U.S. Men’s Team vs. Paraguay

What to Know About the U.S. Men’s Team vs. Paraguay

USA June 12, 2026

What to Know About the U.S. Men’s Team vs. Paraguay

When US player Antonee Robinson sent a thunderous kick into the back ... more

LAUSD Expanded Career Pathways Across Los Angeles. But Many Latino Students Still Face an Uphill Battle

LAUSD Expanded Career Pathways Across Los Angeles. But Many Latino Students Still Face an Uphill Battle

Education May 23, 2026

LAUSD Expanded Career Pathways Across Los Angeles. But Many Latino Students Still Face an Uphill Battle

A new LAUSD report shows career education can improve graduation and college ... more

New Colon Cancer Screening Options Could Help More Latino Californians Get Tested Without a Colonoscopy

New Colon Cancer Screening Options Could Help More Latino Californians Get Tested Without a Colonoscopy

Health May 27, 2026

New Colon Cancer Screening Options Could Help More Latino Californians Get Tested Without a Colonoscopy

The American Cancer Society’s new guidelines add blood-based and expanded at-home testing ... more

Tortillas Are a Daily Way of Life for Latinos. But Are They Healthy?

Tortillas Are a Daily Way of Life for Latinos. But Are They Healthy?

Health July 27, 2026

Tortillas Are a Daily Way of Life for Latinos. But Are They Healthy?

Nutrition experts explain the surprising health differences between corn and flour tortillas, ... more

A Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Can Be Scary. What If You Can’t Afford the Treatment?

A Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Can Be Scary. What If You Can’t Afford the Treatment?

Health September 1, 2026

A Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Can Be Scary. What If You Can’t Afford the Treatment?

California’s IMPACT program has spent 25 years helping uninsured and low-income men ... more

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