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Latino Workers Are Earning More, but Debt Is Eating Into Their Gains

Latino Workers Are Earning More, but Debt Is Eating Into Their Gains

Consumer September 29, 2026

Latino Workers Are Earning More, but Debt Is Eating Into Their Gains

For many Hispanic households, rising income is being squeezed by growing debt ... more

Fake ICE Raids, Phone Scams, and Home Invasions Are Surging. Here’s How Families Can Protect Themselves

Fake ICE Raids, Phone Scams, and Home Invasions Are Surging. Here’s How Families Can Protect Themselves

Immigration May 26, 2026

Fake ICE Raids, Phone Scams, and Home Invasions Are Surging. Here’s How Families Can Protect Themselves

Federal warnings, court records, and investigations show a sharp increase in criminals ... more

CD4: What Happens If Nithya Raman Wins the Mayoral Election?

CD4: What Happens If Nithya Raman Wins the Mayoral Election?

Los Angeles October 11, 2026

CD4: What Happens If Nithya Raman Wins the Mayoral Election?

If Nithya Raman wins Los Angeles’ November 3 mayoral election and takes ... more

Boyle Heights Fire Relief: Two City Programs Offer Different Help to Businesses

Boyle Heights Fire Relief: Two City Programs Offer Different Help to Businesses

Los Angeles October 29, 2026

Boyle Heights Fire Relief: Two City Programs Offer Different Help to Businesses

Los Angeles approved $5 million for recovery after the Lineage warehouse fire. ... more

California’s Pre-K Gains Lasted for Years. Why Did Some Children Benefit More Than Others?

California’s Pre-K Gains Lasted for Years. Why Did Some Children Benefit More Than Others?

California October 25, 2026

California’s Pre-K Gains Lasted for Years. Why Did Some Children Benefit More Than Others?

A UC Berkeley study found that early education gains lasted into elementary ... more

U.S. Citizenship Approvals Plunge. What Is Keeping Immigrants From Naturalizing?

U.S. Citizenship Approvals Plunge. What Is Keeping Immigrants From Naturalizing?

Immigration October 29, 2026

U.S. Citizenship Approvals Plunge. What Is Keeping Immigrants From Naturalizing?

More than 742,000 naturalization applications were pending at the end of June ... more

A Generation Locked Out? Why Latino Californians Are Finding the Dream of Homeownership Harder to Reach

A Generation Locked Out? Why Latino Californians Are Finding the Dream of Homeownership Harder to Reach

Housing July 7, 2026

A Generation Locked Out? Why Latino Californians Are Finding the Dream of Homeownership Harder to Reach

For many Latino families, owning a home has represented stability and generational ... more

Renee Good’s Killer Remains on Duty While FBI Probe Stalls

Renee Good’s Killer Remains on Duty While FBI Probe Stalls

Immigration April 28, 2026

Renee Good’s Killer Remains on Duty While FBI Probe Stalls

An ICE agent who fatally shot an unarmed woman has been reassigned ... more

Flying to the U.S.? A New Health Declaration Starts November 3

Flying to the U.S.? A New Health Declaration Starts November 3

Immigration October 31, 2026

Flying to the U.S.? A New Health Declaration Starts November 3

Travelers returning from Mexico or any other country must confirm they have ... more

Immigration Raids, Not Just Enrollment, Are Deciding Which L.A. Schools Close

Immigration Raids, Not Just Enrollment, Are Deciding Which L.A. Schools Close

California August 18, 2026

Immigration Raids, Not Just Enrollment, Are Deciding Which L.A. Schools Close

California lost nearly 75,000 K-12 students in 2025-26, but demographic decline may ... more

Mexico Remittances Rebound—But Are Migrants Really Better Off?

Mexico Remittances Rebound—But Are Migrants Really Better Off?

Immigration May 5, 2026

Mexico Remittances Rebound—But Are Migrants Really Better Off?

Mexico posted its strongest March remittance total on record, with gains tied ... more

California Is Building More Housing. But Is It Becoming More Affordable?

California Is Building More Housing. But Is It Becoming More Affordable?

Cover Story September 5, 2026

California Is Building More Housing. But Is It Becoming More Affordable?

California is building more homes than it was a few years ago. ... more

Buying a Car in California? New Rules Change What Dealers Have to Tell You

Buying a Car in California? New Rules Change What Dealers Have to Tell You

California October 1, 2026

Buying a Car in California? New Rules Change What Dealers Have to Tell You

If you're shopping for a car in California, there's a new reason ... more

The IRS Has a New Way to Remove Tax Penalties Automatically. Here’s Who Qualifies in 2026

The IRS Has a New Way to Remove Tax Penalties Automatically. Here’s Who Qualifies in 2026

Consumer Alert July 8, 2026

The IRS Has a New Way to Remove Tax Penalties Automatically. Here’s Who Qualifies in 2026

The IRS has replaced its old penalty forgiveness process with a new ... more

Food Aid Cut, Rich Get Richer: 1.5 Million Latinos Lose Benefits Under Trump

Food Aid Cut, Rich Get Richer: 1.5 Million Latinos Lose Benefits Under Trump

Food October 21, 2026

Food Aid Cut, Rich Get Richer: 1.5 Million Latinos Lose Benefits Under Trump

Advocacy groups estimate 1.5 million Latinos have lost SNAP food assistance nationwide, ... more

Coffee May Reshape Gut Health, New Study Finds. What It Means for Latino Communities

Coffee May Reshape Gut Health, New Study Finds. What It Means for Latino Communities

Health April 22, 2026

Coffee May Reshape Gut Health, New Study Finds. What It Means for Latino Communities

Coffee gut health benefits are gaining scientific support as new research shows ... more

From Mexico to the American Playground: How Takis Became a Kids’ Obsession

From Mexico to the American Playground: How Takis Became a Kids’ Obsession

Business August 30, 2026

From Mexico to the American Playground: How Takis Became a Kids’ Obsession

A snack born in Mexico has become one of the most recognizable ... more

California Food Banks Struggle to Keep Up as Food Prices Stay High

California Food Banks Struggle to Keep Up as Food Prices Stay High

Economy September 29, 2026

California Food Banks Struggle to Keep Up as Food Prices Stay High

A bigger grocery bill can force a family to make choices that ... more

Student Loan Repayment System Changes Hit July 1 and Millions in California Must Act Fast

Student Loan Repayment System Changes Hit July 1 and Millions in California Must Act Fast

Education April 30, 2026

Student Loan Repayment System Changes Hit July 1 and Millions in California Must Act Fast

A new federal repayment system will replace the SAVE plan in July, ... more

California State Workers Are Back in the Office. Here’s What the New Four-Day Rule Could Mean for Your Budget.

California State Workers Are Back in the Office. Here’s What the New Four-Day Rule Could Mean for Your Budget.

Politics July 23, 2026

California State Workers Are Back in the Office. Here’s What the New Four-Day Rule Could Mean for Your Budget.

After years of working remotely, many California state employees are back in ... more

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