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Why Latino Kids Are Drowning at Higher Rates: Historical Trends, Risk Factors, and What Families Can Do

Why Latino Kids Are Drowning at Higher Rates: Historical Trends, Risk Factors, and What Families Can Do

Latinos July 19, 2026

Why Latino Kids Are Drowning at Higher Rates: Historical Trends, Risk Factors, and What Families Can Do

Experts say swimming lessons, active supervision and water safety education can save ... more

Skid Row Remains LA’s Homeless Capital, and the Official Numbers Don’t Capture How Bad It Really Is

Skid Row Remains LA’s Homeless Capital, and the Official Numbers Don’t Capture How Bad It Really Is

Homelessness September 27, 2026

Skid Row Remains LA’s Homeless Capital, and the Official Numbers Don’t Capture How Bad It Really Is

RAND research suggests Los Angeles' homelessness problem is changing form as tents ... more

AB 713 to Let Undocumented Students Work Campus Jobs Sits on Newsom’s Desk. Dreamers Remember His Last Veto.

AB 713 to Let Undocumented Students Work Campus Jobs Sits on Newsom’s Desk. Dreamers Remember His Last Veto.

DACA September 7, 2026

AB 713 to Let Undocumented Students Work Campus Jobs Sits on Newsom’s Desk. Dreamers Remember His Last Veto.

California's latest campus-employment bill is now on Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk. It ... more

Boyle Heights Residents Mobilize to Stop Lineage Rebuilding as Company Seeks Fire Repair Permit

Boyle Heights Residents Mobilize to Stop Lineage Rebuilding as Company Seeks Fire Repair Permit

Cover Story July 28, 2026

Boyle Heights Residents Mobilize to Stop Lineage Rebuilding as Company Seeks Fire Repair Permit

Residents say Lineage should clean up the health, environmental, and economic damage ... more

One Man Against 235% More Dumping Complaints. The City Issued Just 29 Citations a Year.

One Man Against 235% More Dumping Complaints. The City Issued Just 29 Citations a Year.

LA Politics August 30, 2026

One Man Against 235% More Dumping Complaints. The City Issued Just 29 Citations a Year.

Illegal dumping reports in Los Angeles have surged since 2024, even as ... more

Latino Childhood Obesity Starts Before Kindergarten. California Already Knows How to Prevent It. So Why Isn’t It Happening?

Latino Childhood Obesity Starts Before Kindergarten. California Already Knows How to Prevent It. So Why Isn’t It Happening?

Health July 13, 2026

Latino Childhood Obesity Starts Before Kindergarten. California Already Knows How to Prevent It. So Why Isn’t It Happening?

Scientists have spent years identifying what helps prevent childhood obesity, from breastfeeding ... more

California Sees Elevated COVID Activity as Late Summer Wave Eases Nationwide

California Sees Elevated COVID Activity as Late Summer Wave Eases Nationwide

California September 28, 2026

California Sees Elevated COVID Activity as Late Summer Wave Eases Nationwide

The late-summer COVID wave is losing momentum nationally, but wastewater, hospitalizations and ... more

HHS Expands Addiction Recovery Support for Parents: What California Families Need to Know

HHS Expands Addiction Recovery Support for Parents: What California Families Need to Know

Health August 18, 2026

HHS Expands Addiction Recovery Support for Parents: What California Families Need to Know

Two peer-support programs have been added to the federal child-welfare prevention framework. ... more

Your Blood Test Says “Abnormal.” What Should You Ask Next?

Your Blood Test Says “Abnormal.” What Should You Ask Next?

Health October 27, 2026

Your Blood Test Says “Abnormal.” What Should You Ask Next?

An out-of-range result needs context. Learn what reference ranges mean, why repeat ... more

Latino Homeownership Hits Record 10.2 Million as California Families Face Rising Housing Barriers

Latino Homeownership Hits Record 10.2 Million as California Families Face Rising Housing Barriers

Housing May 5, 2026

Latino Homeownership Hits Record 10.2 Million as California Families Face Rising Housing Barriers

A new NAHREP report shows Latino families powered national homeownership gains in ... more

New Breast Cancer Drugs Are Changing Treatment. Here’s When They May Work Better Than Chemotherapy

New Breast Cancer Drugs Are Changing Treatment. Here’s When They May Work Better Than Chemotherapy

cancer June 25, 2026

New Breast Cancer Drugs Are Changing Treatment. Here’s When They May Work Better Than Chemotherapy

Precision medicines are helping some breast cancer patients live longer with fewer ... more

For Young California Voters, Fear of Gun Violence Looms Over the Midterms

For Young California Voters, Fear of Gun Violence Looms Over the Midterms

California October 18, 2026

For Young California Voters, Fear of Gun Violence Looms Over the Midterms

As the 2026 midterms approach, millions of young Americans who grew up ... more

Beloved South LA Chef Carlos Lool Seized by ICE as Deportation Threat Looms

Beloved South LA Chef Carlos Lool Seized by ICE as Deportation Threat Looms

Culture May 11, 2026

Beloved South LA Chef Carlos Lool Seized by ICE as Deportation Threat Looms

The owner and chef of a popular South Los Angeles restaurant is ... more

Newsom’s Medi-Cal Cuts Could Hit Latino Families Hardest as California Tries to Balance Its Budget

Newsom’s Medi-Cal Cuts Could Hit Latino Families Hardest as California Tries to Balance Its Budget

Politics May 14, 2026

Newsom’s Medi-Cal Cuts Could Hit Latino Families Hardest as California Tries to Balance Its Budget

California says it has solved its budget deficit. But healthcare advocates warn ... more

Nearly 1 in 3 LA Adults Exposed to Wildfires Report Mental-Health Harm

Nearly 1 in 3 LA Adults Exposed to Wildfires Report Mental-Health Harm

Environment October 17, 2026

Nearly 1 in 3 LA Adults Exposed to Wildfires Report Mental-Health Harm

New UCLA research reveals the emotional toll of wildfire exposure in Los ... more

Millions of Mexicans Live Without U.S. Visas, and Nothing Changes

Millions of Mexicans Live Without U.S. Visas, and Nothing Changes

Immigration June 9, 2026

Millions of Mexicans Live Without U.S. Visas, and Nothing Changes

The United States is revoking, threatening, or suspending visas of Mexican politicians. ... more

Americans Spend Over 4 Hours a Day on Their Phones, and Most Say It’s Too Much

Americans Spend Over 4 Hours a Day on Their Phones, and Most Say It’s Too Much

Health September 2, 2026

Americans Spend Over 4 Hours a Day on Their Phones, and Most Say It’s Too Much

A new Pew Research Center survey finds younger Americans are especially likely ... more

Trump Mobile: The Phone That Vanished—Deposits Included

Trump Mobile: The Phone That Vanished—Deposits Included

Technology May 13, 2026

Trump Mobile: The Phone That Vanished—Deposits Included

Customers who placed deposits for the Trump Mobile T1 phone say they ... more

El Sereno Residents Say Ysabel Jurado Isn’t Listening — And the Encampment Keeps Growing

El Sereno Residents Say Ysabel Jurado Isn’t Listening — And the Encampment Keeps Growing

Housing August 4, 2026

El Sereno Residents Say Ysabel Jurado Isn’t Listening — And the Encampment Keeps Growing

Residents say a partially demolished building on Huntington Drive has become a ... more

“Stop Selling Us AI”: Why College Graduates Are Revolting Against Tech Optimism

“Stop Selling Us AI”: Why College Graduates Are Revolting Against Tech Optimism

Education May 22, 2026

“Stop Selling Us AI”: Why College Graduates Are Revolting Against Tech Optimism

From Arizona to California, graduation ceremonies are becoming emotional flashpoints as students ... more

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