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Supreme Court to Decide Whether Immigrants Can Be Held for Months or Years Without a Bond Hearing

Supreme Court to Decide Whether Immigrants Can Be Held for Months or Years Without a Bond Hearing

Immigration June 17, 2026

Supreme Court to Decide Whether Immigrants Can Be Held for Months or Years Without a Bond Hearing

The justices will review whether the Constitution requires bond hearings for immigrants ... more

How Sugar and Diabetes Are Fueling a Dialysis Crisis in Los Angeles Latino Communities

How Sugar and Diabetes Are Fueling a Dialysis Crisis in Los Angeles Latino Communities

Health September 21, 2026

How Sugar and Diabetes Are Fueling a Dialysis Crisis in Los Angeles Latino Communities

Diabetes is a leading cause of kidney failure, and Latino communities face ... more

Why Your Paycheck May Shrink Next Year Because of Health Insurance

Why Your Paycheck May Shrink Next Year Because of Health Insurance

Finances July 28, 2026

Why Your Paycheck May Shrink Next Year Because of Health Insurance

Employers are facing the biggest healthcare cost increases in 15 years, and ... more

Latinos Are Hit Hardest by Rising Fuel Costs, Housing Burdens, and Limited Transportation Alternatives

Latinos Are Hit Hardest by Rising Fuel Costs, Housing Burdens, and Limited Transportation Alternatives

Immigration June 12, 2026

Latinos Are Hit Hardest by Rising Fuel Costs, Housing Burdens, and Limited Transportation Alternatives

Gas prices may have started to ease, but the pressure on household ... more

“You Cannot Solve What You Do Not Count”: How a New Dementia Registry Bill Could Matter More for Latino Families

“You Cannot Solve What You Do Not Count”: How a New Dementia Registry Bill Could Matter More for Latino Families

Health August 11, 2026

“You Cannot Solve What You Do Not Count”: How a New Dementia Registry Bill Could Matter More for Latino Families

California lawmakers are pushing to add frontotemporal degeneration to the state's disease ... more

Nearly Half of Latina Women Say Health Problems Are Costing Them at Work

Nearly Half of Latina Women Say Health Problems Are Costing Them at Work

Community & Society September 21, 2026

Nearly Half of Latina Women Say Health Problems Are Costing Them at Work

New Gallup-Pivotal research finds Hispanic women report work and career impacts from ... more

Can You Lose Federal Housing Assistance Because Someone in Your Family Is Undocumented? Here’s What We Know.

Can You Lose Federal Housing Assistance Because Someone in Your Family Is Undocumented? Here’s What We Know.

Housing July 31, 2026

Can You Lose Federal Housing Assistance Because Someone in Your Family Is Undocumented? Here’s What We Know.

A proposed HUD rule has raised concerns among mixed-status families. Here's what ... more

Los Angeles Traffic Crisis Worsens: Why LA Remains the Most Congested City in the U.S.

Los Angeles Traffic Crisis Worsens: Why LA Remains the Most Congested City in the U.S.

Los Angeles July 13, 2026

Los Angeles Traffic Crisis Worsens: Why LA Remains the Most Congested City in the U.S.

Despite investing billions of dollars in transportation infrastructure, Los Angeles traffic remains ... more

Millions Turn to Hospice at the End of Life. Latino Patients Are Less Likely to Receive It and May Be More Likely to Lose It

Millions Turn to Hospice at the End of Life. Latino Patients Are Less Likely to Receive It and May Be More Likely to Lose It

California September 8, 2026

Millions Turn to Hospice at the End of Life. Latino Patients Are Less Likely to Receive It and May Be More Likely to Lose It

Hospice care is supposed to make the final stage of life more ... more

More Than 80,000 Los Angeles Streetlights Are at the End of Their Life

More Than 80,000 Los Angeles Streetlights Are at the End of Their Life

Los Angeles September 24, 2026

More Than 80,000 Los Angeles Streetlights Are at the End of Their Life

More than 82,000 Los Angeles streetlights have reached the end of their ... more

About 25 a Day: How ICE from the Los Angeles Region Added Up

About 25 a Day: How ICE from the Los Angeles Region Added Up

California October 8, 2026

About 25 a Day: How ICE from the Los Angeles Region Added Up

A new study tracks deportations, detention and changing arrest patterns across seven ... more

California’s 2026 Budget Expands Teacher Benefits With Paid Leave, Child Care and Workforce Investments

California’s 2026 Budget Expands Teacher Benefits With Paid Leave, Child Care and Workforce Investments

Education July 4, 2026

California’s 2026 Budget Expands Teacher Benefits With Paid Leave, Child Care and Workforce Investments

The new state budget does not require school districts to increase teacher ... more

California Student Homelessness Hits Record High. Nearly 300,000 Students Were Affected Last Year

California Student Homelessness Hits Record High. Nearly 300,000 Students Were Affected Last Year

Education August 26, 2026

California Student Homelessness Hits Record High. Nearly 300,000 Students Were Affected Last Year

New UCLA research finds student homelessness has intensified across California, with the ... more

Iceberg Lettuce Outbreak Adds New Pressure on Mexican Restaurants and Latino Food Businesses

Iceberg Lettuce Outbreak Adds New Pressure on Mexican Restaurants and Latino Food Businesses

Food July 23, 2026

Iceberg Lettuce Outbreak Adds New Pressure on Mexican Restaurants and Latino Food Businesses

Federal investigators linked a Cyclospora outbreak to shredded iceberg lettuce served at ... more

Your Employer May Be Tracking More Than Your Work. Here’s What California Workers Should Know

Your Employer May Be Tracking More Than Your Work. Here’s What California Workers Should Know

California October 9, 2026

Your Employer May Be Tracking More Than Your Work. Here’s What California Workers Should Know

A new California labor report examines tools that track workers, evaluate performance ... more

USCIS Reopens Immigration Cases, Putting Thousands of Green Card Holders Under Review

USCIS Reopens Immigration Cases, Putting Thousands of Green Card Holders Under Review

Immigration April 22, 2026

USCIS Reopens Immigration Cases, Putting Thousands of Green Card Holders Under Review

The USCIS review immigration cases policy could delay green cards and asylum ... more

Drones Emerge as Key Security Concern for LA County Ahead of FIFA World Cup

Drones Emerge as Key Security Concern for LA County Ahead of FIFA World Cup

Los Angeles June 1, 2026

Drones Emerge as Key Security Concern for LA County Ahead of FIFA World Cup

Federal and local authorities say extensive security plans are in place for ... more

California’s Pumpkins Are Ready for Halloween. But Who Is Left to Harvest Them?

California’s Pumpkins Are Ready for Halloween. But Who Is Left to Harvest Them?

California October 13, 2026

California’s Pumpkins Are Ready for Halloween. But Who Is Left to Harvest Them?

California’s pumpkin crop looks healthy for Halloween, but the effects of immigration ... more

Appeals Court Orders Education Department to Continue Student Loan Forgiveness for More Than 500,000 Borrowers

Appeals Court Orders Education Department to Continue Student Loan Forgiveness for More Than 500,000 Borrowers

Education July 21, 2026

Appeals Court Orders Education Department to Continue Student Loan Forgiveness for More Than 500,000 Borrowers

Ninth Circuit rejects government's attempt to delay relief under the landmark Sweet ... more

Adult Baptisms Surge in the U.S. in 2026: How Economic Anxiety, Community Needs and Digital Religion Are Bringing Adults Back to Faith

Adult Baptisms Surge in the U.S. in 2026: How Economic Anxiety, Community Needs and Digital Religion Are Bringing Adults Back to Faith

Culture July 29, 2026

Adult Baptisms Surge in the U.S. in 2026: How Economic Anxiety, Community Needs and Digital Religion Are Bringing Adults Back to Faith

Despite decades of declining religious participation in the United States, thousands of ... more

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