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Head Start: Another blow to undocumented immigrants Head Start: Another blow to undocumented immigrants
Immigration July 11, 2025

Head Start: Another blow to undocumented immigrants

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Thursday said his department is ... more

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Survey: Nearly Half Worried About 2026 Health-Care Costs; California Rated Poorly Survey: Nearly Half Worried About 2026 Health-Care Costs; California Rated Poorly
Health November 19, 2025

Survey: Nearly Half Worried About 2026 Health-Care Costs; California Rated Poorly

Americans are going into 2026 more anxious about health care costs than ... more

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Who’s Stopping Them? Federal Raids Hit LA Despite Court Ban Who’s Stopping Them? Federal Raids Hit LA Despite Court Ban
Immigration August 11, 2025

Who’s Stopping Them? Federal Raids Hit LA Despite Court Ban

After a month of militarized raids and racial profiling throughout Southern California, ... more

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Stefany Hernandez: “We don’t need money to be part of the fashion world” Stefany Hernandez: “We don’t need money to be part of the fashion world”
Community September 14, 2023

Stefany Hernandez: “We don’t need money to be part of the fashion world”

"There are many people who want to get closer, learn, live it. ... more

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Fear Returns: Immigration Raids Reignite Anxiety and Chaos Fear Returns: Immigration Raids Reignite Anxiety and Chaos
Immigration September 11, 2025

Fear Returns: Immigration Raids Reignite Anxiety and Chaos

For much of the summer, undocumented immigrants in the Los Angeles region ... more

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Crucial Changes Ahead as Immigration Courts Resume In-Person Hearings Crucial Changes Ahead as Immigration Courts Resume In-Person Hearings
Immigration October 5, 2025

Crucial Changes Ahead as Immigration Courts Resume In-Person Hearings

In a change to recent trends, U.S. Immigration courts are asking for ... more

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Tuberculosis cases on the rise Tuberculosis cases on the rise
Health March 26, 2024

Tuberculosis cases on the rise

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health reminds residents that tuberculosis ... more

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Most U.S. Latinos Are Citizens; Mexicans Lead in Numbers Most U.S. Latinos Are Citizens; Mexicans Lead in Numbers
Immigration October 29, 2025

Most U.S. Latinos Are Citizens; Mexicans Lead in Numbers

In 2024, 79% of all U.S. Latinos were U.S. citizens, up from ... more

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Horchata Flavor? How the Tobacco Industry is Targeting the Latino Community Horchata Flavor? How the Tobacco Industry is Targeting the Latino Community
Health September 27, 2024

Horchata Flavor? How the Tobacco Industry is Targeting the Latino Community

One of the biggest concerns of community groups is about how the ... more

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Border Patrol Is Tracking U.S. Drivers and Detaining Those Labeled ‘Suspicious’ Border Patrol Is Tracking U.S. Drivers and Detaining Those Labeled ‘Suspicious’
Immigration November 21, 2025

Border Patrol Is Tracking U.S. Drivers and Detaining Those Labeled ‘Suspicious’

The U.S. Border Patrol is monitoring millions of American drivers nationwide in ... more

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Up to 4 in 10 People Could Develop Dementia After 55. Up to 4 in 10 People Could Develop Dementia After 55.
Health January 22, 2025

Up to 4 in 10 People Could Develop Dementia After 55.

About a million Americans a year are expected to develop dementia by ... more

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The Battle for CD1 Begins with Early Fundraising Numbers The Battle for CD1 Begins with Early Fundraising Numbers
LA Politics February 5, 2026

The Battle for CD1 Begins with Early Fundraising Numbers

Five candidates, including incumbent Eunisses Hernández, outline priorities as public safety, homelessness, ... more

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Why Zero-Calorie Sweeteners Might Be Making You Hungrier, Not Thinner Why Zero-Calorie Sweeteners Might Be Making You Hungrier, Not Thinner
Health April 7, 2025

Why Zero-Calorie Sweeteners Might Be Making You Hungrier, Not Thinner

A new study reveals how sucralose tricks your brain and disrupts hunger ... more

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Clayton Kershaw Downplays Latino Fan Outcry on White House Visit Clayton Kershaw Downplays Latino Fan Outcry on White House Visit
Immigration March 25, 2026

Clayton Kershaw Downplays Latino Fan Outcry on White House Visit

Details have not yet been finalized but the Los Angeles Dodgers are ... more

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Your Daily Coffee Habit Might Be Boosting Your Health! Your Daily Coffee Habit Might Be Boosting Your Health!
Health June 24, 2025

Your Daily Coffee Habit Might Be Boosting Your Health!

Science Says Sipping 1–3 Cups a Day Could Help You Live Longer, ... more

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Tomatoes Become “Red Gold” as Prices Jump 40% Tomatoes Become “Red Gold” as Prices Jump 40%
Food May 13, 2026

Tomatoes Become “Red Gold” as Prices Jump 40%

Tomato prices jumped sharply as bad weather, tariffs on Mexican imports, and ... more

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FDA Issues Global FreeStyle Libre 3 Recall After 7 Deaths and 736 Injuries FDA Issues Global FreeStyle Libre 3 Recall After 7 Deaths and 736 Injuries
Health December 4, 2025

FDA Issues Global FreeStyle Libre 3 Recall After 7 Deaths and 736 Injuries

The international FreeStyle Libre 3 recall warns diabetes patients of faulty glucose ... more

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Rotting Food, Rats and No Hotel Vouchers: Boyle Heights Residents Are Left to Endure the Stench Rotting Food, Rats and No Hotel Vouchers: Boyle Heights Residents Are Left to Endure the Stench
LA Politics June 30, 2026

Rotting Food, Rats and No Hotel Vouchers: Boyle Heights Residents Are Left to Endure the Stench

New public health data shows emergency room visits increased during the eight-day ... more

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A New Household Risk: Rising Child Overdoses Linked to Popular Weight-Loss Drugs A New Household Risk: Rising Child Overdoses Linked to Popular Weight-Loss Drugs
Health February 3, 2026

A New Household Risk: Rising Child Overdoses Linked to Popular Weight-Loss Drugs

As GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro become common in American homes, ... more

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