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UC’s 48,000 student employees strike leaves undergraduate students in limbo UC’s 48,000 student employees strike leaves undergraduate students in limbo
Education December 9, 2022

UC’s 48,000 student employees strike leaves undergraduate students in limbo

A month into the nation's largest strike involving higher education, the work ... more

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Andrés Chait Proves His Leadership in LAUSD Deal That Delivers Wins for Teachers and Staff Andrés Chait Proves His Leadership in LAUSD Deal That Delivers Wins for Teachers and Staff
Education April 14, 2026

Andrés Chait Proves His Leadership in LAUSD Deal That Delivers Wins for Teachers and Staff

Los Angeles schools avoided a strike that would have impacted nearly 400,000 ... more

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New Research Suggests that Gentle Touch Could Help Stop Nail-Biting New Research Suggests that Gentle Touch Could Help Stop Nail-Biting
Wellness July 22, 2023

New Research Suggests that Gentle Touch Could Help Stop Nail-Biting

For people who can't stop biting their nails or picking at their ... more

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Gloria Molina announces that she has terminal cancer Gloria Molina announces that she has terminal cancer
Latinos March 15, 2023

Gloria Molina announces that she has terminal cancer

Former Los Angeles County Supervisor Gloria Molina announced Tuesday, March 14 that ... more

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5 Fun and Engaging Family Fitness Ideas to Get Your Whole Family Moving 5 Fun and Engaging Family Fitness Ideas to Get Your Whole Family Moving
Family June 10, 2023

5 Fun and Engaging Family Fitness Ideas to Get Your Whole Family Moving

You know why exercise is important for your family: It can lower ... more

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Mildred Garcia is the First Latina Chancellor of CSU’s 23-Campus System Mildred Garcia is the First Latina Chancellor of CSU’s 23-Campus System
Latinos July 13, 2023

Mildred Garcia is the First Latina Chancellor of CSU’s 23-Campus System

The California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees has appointed Dr. Mildred ... more

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Almost 15% of Americans eligible voters in November are Hispanic, a new high Almost 15% of Americans eligible voters in November are Hispanic, a new high
Latinos January 19, 2024

Almost 15% of Americans eligible voters in November are Hispanic, a new high

Latinos account for half of the growth in new eligible voters since ... more

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Mia Couto: ‘Each of us is the entire humanity’ Mia Couto: ‘Each of us is the entire humanity’
Culture December 2, 2024

Mia Couto: ‘Each of us is the entire humanity’

These are complicated times. As a Mexican saying goes, the world is "patas pa'rriba" ... more

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A journey of love and hope for the community A journey of love and hope for the community
Latinos April 18, 2024

A journey of love and hope for the community

It all began as a coincidence, perhaps dictated by destiny. One day, a ... more

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Global Disaster: Climate Change advances in the World Global Disaster: Climate Change advances in the World
Climate Change June 19, 2023

Global Disaster: Climate Change advances in the World

Deaths in India due to waves of intense heat, more than a ... more

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Daniel Eduvijes Carrera: “I belong here (Cannes). I don’t feel like an imposter” Daniel Eduvijes Carrera: “I belong here (Cannes). I don’t feel like an imposter”
Latinos July 1, 2024

Daniel Eduvijes Carrera: “I belong here (Cannes). I don’t feel like an imposter”

For Daniel Eduvijes Carrera, these weeks have been a roller coaster. His ... more

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The vital role of climate and weather science The vital role of climate and weather science
Climate Change March 7, 2025

The vital role of climate and weather science

“The mass firing of both new hires and recently promoted senior staff ... more

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Hugo Soto-Martínez: “The city faces numerous challenges, and continued work is essential.” Hugo Soto-Martínez: “The city faces numerous challenges, and continued work is essential.”
Cover Story November 25, 2025

Hugo Soto-Martínez: “The city faces numerous challenges, and continued work is essential.”

Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martínez is running for re-election in Los Angeles City Council ... more

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They Built California Kitchens. Now a Deadly Dust Is Destroying Latino Workers’ Lungs They Built California Kitchens. Now a Deadly Dust Is Destroying Latino Workers’ Lungs
Health May 19, 2026

They Built California Kitchens. Now a Deadly Dust Is Destroying Latino Workers’ Lungs

Health officials warn that engineered stone countertops are fueling a fast-moving silicosis ... more

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No Longer Suckers: Hispanic Voters, the New Swing Group in the Elections No Longer Suckers: Hispanic Voters, the New Swing Group in the Elections
Politics September 21, 2022

No Longer Suckers: Hispanic Voters, the New Swing Group in the Elections

A few years ago there was no doubt, the majority of the ... more

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FBI warns of explosion of “sextortion” schemes targeting kids and teens FBI warns of explosion of “sextortion” schemes targeting kids and teens
Politics December 20, 2022

FBI warns of explosion of “sextortion” schemes targeting kids and teens

The FBI issued a public safety alert Monday about an "explosion" of ... more

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Abortion pill challenge goes before judge in Texas Abortion pill challenge goes before judge in Texas
Politics March 15, 2023

Abortion pill challenge goes before judge in Texas

A federal judge will hear arguments Wednesday in a high-stakes court case ... more

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‘Providing Unemployment Benefits to Undocumented Individuals is My Priority’ ‘Providing Unemployment Benefits to Undocumented Individuals is My Priority’
Community August 11, 2023

‘Providing Unemployment Benefits to Undocumented Individuals is My Priority’

The state senator from Los Angeles is determined to end the exclusion ... more

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