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Becerra Gains Ground After California Debate as Betting Markets Shift, Raising Stakes for Latino Voters

Becerra Gains Ground After California Debate as Betting Markets Shift, Raising Stakes for Latino Voters

Politics April 23, 2026

Becerra Gains Ground After California Debate as Betting Markets Shift, Raising Stakes for Latino Voters

Xavier Becerra gained ground in betting markets after the debate, signaling a ... more

Los Angeles Issued 12,500 Wrongful Street Sweeping Tickets Worth Nearly $1 Million: Here’s How to Check if You Qualify for a Refund

Los Angeles Issued 12,500 Wrongful Street Sweeping Tickets Worth Nearly $1 Million: Here’s How to Check if You Qualify for a Refund

Latinos July 14, 2026

Los Angeles Issued 12,500 Wrongful Street Sweeping Tickets Worth Nearly $1 Million: Here’s How to Check if You Qualify for a Refund

An investigation found LADOT issued thousands of street sweeping citations on days ... 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

California Reports 41 Cyclospora Cases, But Officials Say There Is No Local Outbreak

California Reports 41 Cyclospora Cases, But Officials Say There Is No Local Outbreak

Health July 11, 2026

California Reports 41 Cyclospora Cases, But Officials Say There Is No Local Outbreak

Most California cases are linked to international travel, but health officials are ... more

A Federal Judge Just Made It Harder for ICE to Raid Construction Sites, and in California, That’s a Big Deal

A Federal Judge Just Made It Harder for ICE to Raid Construction Sites, and in California, That’s a Big Deal

Immigration September 24, 2026

A Federal Judge Just Made It Harder for ICE to Raid Construction Sites, and in California, That’s a Big Deal

A federal judge blocked several ICE construction-site tactics in Alabama. Here's what ... more

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

Health August 16, 2026

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

New research is reviving interest in digoxin, an inexpensive and decades-old heart ... more

Majority of new green cards have gone to immigrants already living in U.S.

Majority of new green cards have gone to immigrants already living in U.S.

Immigration June 8, 2026

Majority of new green cards have gone to immigrants already living in U.S.

The Trump administration has issued a new guidance memo that could require ... more

Gen Z Is More Connected Than Ever—So Why Do So Many Feel Alone?

Gen Z Is More Connected Than Ever—So Why Do So Many Feel Alone?

Health August 19, 2026

Gen Z Is More Connected Than Ever—So Why Do So Many Feel Alone?

Valentina Vapaux's new book explores the paradox of a generation that can ... more

LAUSD Wants to Build Homes for Its Workers. The Rent and Funding Questions Remain.

LAUSD Wants to Build Homes for Its Workers. The Rent and Funding Questions Remain.

Education October 15, 2026

LAUSD Wants to Build Homes for Its Workers. The Rent and Funding Questions Remain.

Nearly 600 apartments are proposed for school employees in West Hollywood and ... more

California Foster Youth Are Graduating at Higher Rates. The Gaps Remain.

California Foster Youth Are Graduating at Higher Rates. The Gaps Remain.

California October 14, 2026

California Foster Youth Are Graduating at Higher Rates. The Gaps Remain.

More students in foster care are earning diplomas, but graduation, attendance and ... more

A Quinceañera Dig Turns Ugly—and Bobby Pulido Turns It Into Power

A Quinceañera Dig Turns Ugly—and Bobby Pulido Turns It Into Power

Entertainment April 13, 2026

A Quinceañera Dig Turns Ugly—and Bobby Pulido Turns It Into Power

Bobby Pulido quinceañeras campaign highlights how cultural traditions like quinceañeras are becoming ... more

Latino vs. Asian Obesity Rates: How Immigration, Income, and Opportunity Shape Health in America

Latino vs. Asian Obesity Rates: How Immigration, Income, and Opportunity Shape Health in America

Health July 12, 2026

Latino vs. Asian Obesity Rates: How Immigration, Income, and Opportunity Shape Health in America

CDC data reveal a large obesity gap between Latino and Asian American ... more

New Research Links Daily Coffee Drinking to Healthier Aging and a Younger Biological Age

New Research Links Daily Coffee Drinking to Healthier Aging and a Younger Biological Age

Health May 16, 2026

New Research Links Daily Coffee Drinking to Healthier Aging and a Younger Biological Age

Recent studies suggest moderate caffeinated coffee intake may support brain health, protect ... more

WHO Says Nearly Half of Dementia Cases May Be Preventable. What California Families Should Know

WHO Says Nearly Half of Dementia Cases May Be Preventable. What California Families Should Know

Health July 23, 2026

WHO Says Nearly Half of Dementia Cases May Be Preventable. What California Families Should Know

New global guidelines highlight exercise, healthy eating, chronic disease management, cleaner air ... more

FDA Approves Rasonque for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer: What Patients and Families Should Know

FDA Approves Rasonque for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer: What Patients and Families Should Know

cancer August 27, 2026

FDA Approves Rasonque for Advanced Pancreatic Cancer: What Patients and Families Should Know

The new once-daily pill nearly doubled median survival in a major trial. ... more

Bailee Rios Chose to Drive. But Did the System Fail Her Long Before That?

Bailee Rios Chose to Drive. But Did the System Fail Her Long Before That?

Latino Community September 18, 2026

Bailee Rios Chose to Drive. But Did the System Fail Her Long Before That?

Before she was charged with two counts of second-degree murder, before prosecutors ... more

Confused About the L.A. Streetlight Vote? Here’s Who Actually Pays

Confused About the L.A. Streetlight Vote? Here’s Who Actually Pays

Los Angeles April 20, 2026

Confused About the L.A. Streetlight Vote? Here’s Who Actually Pays

The Los Angeles streetlight fee ballot determines who pays for aging infrastructure ... more

West Nile reaches 100 cases in L.A. County: What residents should know now

West Nile reaches 100 cases in L.A. County: What residents should know now

California September 22, 2026

West Nile reaches 100 cases in L.A. County: What residents should know now

Los Angeles County has reported 100 West Nile virus infections and five ... more

California’s Health Care Costs Are Rising Even as People Use Less Care. What’s Driving It?

California’s Health Care Costs Are Rising Even as People Use Less Care. What’s Driving It?

California September 12, 2026

California’s Health Care Costs Are Rising Even as People Use Less Care. What’s Driving It?

California health spending is rising even as commercially insured patients use less ... more

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