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What the New Federal Housing Law Means for California as Newsom Says It Builds on the State’s Housing Strategy

What the New Federal Housing Law Means for California as Newsom Says It Builds on the State’s Housing Strategy

Housing July 13, 2026

What the New Federal Housing Law Means for California as Newsom Says It Builds on the State’s Housing Strategy

Governor Gavin Newsom says the new bipartisan housing law validates California's approach ... more

LA Metro’s World Cup Transit Boom Is Creating Jobs and Changing How Los Angeles Moves

LA Metro’s World Cup Transit Boom Is Creating Jobs and Changing How Los Angeles Moves

Economy July 5, 2026

LA Metro’s World Cup Transit Boom Is Creating Jobs and Changing How Los Angeles Moves

Hundreds of transit jobs, expanded bilingual hiring and record ridership are giving ... more

57 Million Disposable Workers. How Many Are Latino?

57 Million Disposable Workers. How Many Are Latino?

Immigration August 12, 2026

57 Million Disposable Workers. How Many Are Latino?

Paul Osterman's new research argues that more than one-third of U.S. workers ... more

Trump Administration Pushes Banks to Tighten ITIN Loans Despite Strong Repayment Record Among Undocumented Borrowers

Trump Administration Pushes Banks to Tighten ITIN Loans Despite Strong Repayment Record Among Undocumented Borrowers

Finances July 13, 2026

Trump Administration Pushes Banks to Tighten ITIN Loans Despite Strong Repayment Record Among Undocumented Borrowers

Federal regulators are warning banks that lending to undocumented immigrants carries higher ... more

California Voters Are Unhappy With Newsom. What Does He Owe Latino Communities and Undocumented Students?

California Voters Are Unhappy With Newsom. What Does He Owe Latino Communities and Undocumented Students?

DACA October 26, 2026

California Voters Are Unhappy With Newsom. What Does He Owe Latino Communities and Undocumented Students?

California’s debate over Newsom’s record highlights a gap between helping undocumented students ... more

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

Health September 5, 2026

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

A one-year transition agreement protects some existing patients, but the UCLA–Health Care ... more

Latino Law Students Lean Harder on Loans, get Less Grant Aid, and Use More Credit Cards

Latino Law Students Lean Harder on Loans, get Less Grant Aid, and Use More Credit Cards

Immigration May 4, 2026

Latino Law Students Lean Harder on Loans, get Less Grant Aid, and Use More Credit Cards

A UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute brief warns new federal borrowing ... more

ICE Paid $700 Million for Seven Warehouses. Now It Doesn’t Want Them

ICE Paid $700 Million for Seven Warehouses. Now It Doesn’t Want Them

Immigration June 18, 2026

ICE Paid $700 Million for Seven Warehouses. Now It Doesn’t Want Them

The reversal raises questions about detention capacity, taxpayer spending, and how the ... more

Where the American Dream Collapses: Inside the LA Zip Code Where 6 in 10 Residents Are Latino, and Nearly a Third Live in Poverty

Where the American Dream Collapses: Inside the LA Zip Code Where 6 in 10 Residents Are Latino, and Nearly a Third Live in Poverty

LA Politics August 16, 2026

Where the American Dream Collapses: Inside the LA Zip Code Where 6 in 10 Residents Are Latino, and Nearly a Third Live in Poverty

While Orange County residents debate whether the American Dream is still alive, ... more

“I Will Love You to the End of Time”: Eliana Moreno’s Brother Speaks Out

“I Will Love You to the End of Time”: Eliana Moreno’s Brother Speaks Out

Latinos September 17, 2026

“I Will Love You to the End of Time”: Eliana Moreno’s Brother Speaks Out

Three days after aerial journalist Eliana Moreno was killed in the Chatsworth ... more

The Most Dangerous Time for New Mothers Isn’t Childbirth. It’s the Year After.

The Most Dangerous Time for New Mothers Isn’t Childbirth. It’s the Year After.

Health August 7, 2026

The Most Dangerous Time for New Mothers Isn’t Childbirth. It’s the Year After.

Most pregnancy-related deaths happen after mothers leave the hospital. Here's what California ... more

Blood Pressure Medication Recall: What Chlorthalidone and Ramipril Patients Should Check

Blood Pressure Medication Recall: What Chlorthalidone and Ramipril Patients Should Check

Consumer Alert September 24, 2026

Blood Pressure Medication Recall: What Chlorthalidone and Ramipril Patients Should Check

Two prescription blood-pressure medications are involved in nationwide Class II recalls, including ... more

Pomona Bets on Flock Cameras to Combat Prostitution. Should Los Angeles Follow?

Pomona Bets on Flock Cameras to Combat Prostitution. Should Los Angeles Follow?

Politics & Public Policy October 22, 2026

Pomona Bets on Flock Cameras to Combat Prostitution. Should Los Angeles Follow?

Prostitution-related arrests in Pomona have surged as police expand surveillance, but questions ... 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 Is Dropping César Chávez From Its School Names. In El Sereno, the Change Is Already Here

LAUSD Is Dropping César Chávez From Its School Names. In El Sereno, the Change Is Already Here

Education August 26, 2026

LAUSD Is Dropping César Chávez From Its School Names. In El Sereno, the Change Is Already Here

For families returning to school this fall, one Los Angeles elementary school ... more

LAUSD Student Fights: “Things Are Harder for Our Kids and Communities”

LAUSD Student Fights: “Things Are Harder for Our Kids and Communities”

Education October 5, 2026

LAUSD Student Fights: “Things Are Harder for Our Kids and Communities”

LAUSD’s latest safety data show reported fighting and physical aggression declining, but ... more

Can Sharing an Apartment Help Latino Renters in Los Angeles Save $758 a Month?

Can Sharing an Apartment Help Latino Renters in Los Angeles Save $758 a Month?

Housing October 20, 2026

Can Sharing an Apartment Help Latino Renters in Los Angeles Save $758 a Month?

A Southern California rental analysis estimates that sharing a two-bedroom apartment could ... more

Why Laughter May Be One of the Most Powerful Stress Remedies for Latino Families

Why Laughter May Be One of the Most Powerful Stress Remedies for Latino Families

Culture May 18, 2026

Why Laughter May Be One of the Most Powerful Stress Remedies for Latino Families

New research shows laughter lowers stress hormones, strengthens social bonds, and may ... more

No Top Earnings, No Problem: Sonia Sotomayor Still Got Bad Bunny Tickets

No Top Earnings, No Problem: Sonia Sotomayor Still Got Bad Bunny Tickets

Entertainment June 29, 2026

No Top Earnings, No Problem: Sonia Sotomayor Still Got Bad Bunny Tickets

The tickets were listed on the Supreme Court justice's annual financial disclosure, ... more

Foreclosures Rise in California, Reflecting a Broader Financial Strain Felt by Many Families — Including Latinos

Foreclosures Rise in California, Reflecting a Broader Financial Strain Felt by Many Families — Including Latinos

California July 27, 2026

Foreclosures Rise in California, Reflecting a Broader Financial Strain Felt by Many Families — Including Latinos

New foreclosure data suggest that rising housing costs, mortgage pressures, and household ... more

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