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When Low-Income Shoppers Pull Back, the Whole Economy Feels It

When Low-Income Shoppers Pull Back, the Whole Economy Feels It

Economy November 11, 2025

When Low-Income Shoppers Pull Back, the Whole Economy Feels It

Traffic from low-income consumers at quick-service restaurants declined by “nearly double digits ... more

Sheinbaum to Reimburse Mexican Migrants the 1% Tax on Remittances from the US

Sheinbaum to Reimburse Mexican Migrants the 1% Tax on Remittances from the US

Immigration July 1, 2025

Sheinbaum to Reimburse Mexican Migrants the 1% Tax on Remittances from the US

Claudia Sheinbaum's administration is seeking to circumvent the 1% tax on remittances ... more

Drivers Feel the Pinch as Gas Prices Rise — Here’s How to Save

Drivers Feel the Pinch as Gas Prices Rise — Here’s How to Save

California March 9, 2026

Drivers Feel the Pinch as Gas Prices Rise — Here’s How to Save

Prices at the pump have emerged in recent days as U.S. Involvement ... more

“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

What California’s 2026 Budget Means for Latino Parents, Workers, and Small Businesses

What California’s 2026 Budget Means for Latino Parents, Workers, and Small Businesses

Cover Story June 27, 2026

What California’s 2026 Budget Means for Latino Parents, Workers, and Small Businesses

California is investing billions in schools, healthcare, childcare and small businesses, but ... more

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

The Cost of Halloween Keeps Rising, and It Lands at the Ballot Box Just Before the Midterms

The Cost of Halloween Keeps Rising, and It Lands at the Ballot Box Just Before the Midterms

California October 4, 2026

The Cost of Halloween Keeps Rising, and It Lands at the Ballot Box Just Before the Midterms

Americans are still spending on Halloween even as higher prices squeeze household ... more

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

LADWP Is Paying to Replace Your Lawn and Latinos are the Largest Beneficiaries

LADWP Is Paying to Replace Your Lawn and Latinos are the Largest Beneficiaries

Environment April 22, 2026

LADWP Is Paying to Replace Your Lawn and Latinos are the Largest Beneficiaries

LADWP free lawn replacement program is helping Los Angeles homeowners cut water ... more

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

Workers choose not to take paid time off

Workers choose not to take paid time off

Labor August 11, 2023

Workers choose not to take paid time off

Some 46% of the U.S. workers who receive paid time off from ... more

“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

“City council members have the choice to stand with workers or stand with greedy corporations,” workers demand.

“City council members have the choice to stand with workers or stand with greedy corporations,” workers demand.

Labor December 11, 2024

“City council members have the choice to stand with workers or stand with greedy corporations,” workers demand.

In anticipation of the Los Angeles City Council vote on Wednesday, Dec. ... more

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

AI Fears Drive Gen Z Toward Skilled Trades, Reshaping Construction and Creating New Challenges for Latino Workers

AI Fears Drive Gen Z Toward Skilled Trades, Reshaping Construction and Creating New Challenges for Latino Workers

California May 31, 2026

AI Fears Drive Gen Z Toward Skilled Trades, Reshaping Construction and Creating New Challenges for Latino Workers

A new survey finds growing numbers of young workers are turning to ... more

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

Mental Health: Lawsuits increase against social media companies

Mental Health: Lawsuits increase against social media companies

Mental Health March 28, 2023

Mental Health: Lawsuits increase against social media companies

Social media companies are increasingly being blamed for historically high rates of ... more

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

Coping with Father’s Day: Navigating Painful Emotions and Finding Support in Challenging Times

Coping with Father’s Day: Navigating Painful Emotions and Finding Support in Challenging Times

Mental Health June 17, 2023

Coping with Father’s Day: Navigating Painful Emotions and Finding Support in Challenging Times

A survey by the National Retail Foundation in May found that 76 ... more

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

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