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KFF Poll Shows Americans Worry About Health Program Fraud, But California Families Want Answers About Costs and Access

KFF Poll Shows Americans Worry About Health Program Fraud, But California Families Want Answers About Costs and Access

Health July 20, 2026

KFF Poll Shows Americans Worry About Health Program Fraud, But California Families Want Answers About Costs and Access

A new national survey reveals growing concern about healthcare fraud, but the ... more

Bigger Than Japan: US Latino GDP Climbs to 4th Worldwide

Bigger Than Japan: US Latino GDP Climbs to 4th Worldwide

Economy May 3, 2026

Bigger Than Japan: US Latino GDP Climbs to 4th Worldwide

New research from UCLA and California Lutheran University says Latino economic output ... more

More U.S. Retirees Are Collecting Social Security in Mexico

More U.S. Retirees Are Collecting Social Security in Mexico

Economy August 17, 2026

More U.S. Retirees Are Collecting Social Security in Mexico

The number of retired-worker Social Security beneficiaries with Mexican addresses increased 3.3% ... more

Major Study Finds Two-Way Link Between Premenstrual Disorders and Mental Health Conditions

Major Study Finds Two-Way Link Between Premenstrual Disorders and Mental Health Conditions

Health May 11, 2026

Major Study Finds Two-Way Link Between Premenstrual Disorders and Mental Health Conditions

A new JAMA study found a two-way link between premenstrual disorders and ... more

Street Takeovers Persist in Los Angeles, with Periodic Injuries and Occasional Fatal Incidents

Street Takeovers Persist in Los Angeles, with Periodic Injuries and Occasional Fatal Incidents

Latinos July 6, 2026

Street Takeovers Persist in Los Angeles, with Periodic Injuries and Occasional Fatal Incidents

California law allows authorities to issue steep fines, impound vehicles, suspend driver's ... more

Paraguay Makes Long-Awaited World Cup Return Against the U.S.

Paraguay Makes Long-Awaited World Cup Return Against the U.S.

USA June 12, 2026

Paraguay Makes Long-Awaited World Cup Return Against the U.S.

Three World Cups have passed in silence and frustration. Tonight, Gustavo Alfaro’s ... more

LAUSD Invests Millions in Athletic Facilities as Franklin and Roosevelt Seek Upgrades

LAUSD Invests Millions in Athletic Facilities as Franklin and Roosevelt Seek Upgrades

Education August 31, 2026

LAUSD Invests Millions in Athletic Facilities as Franklin and Roosevelt Seek Upgrades

The school community has launched a petition calling for a new athletic ... more

Your Health Insurance May Cost More in 2027. Here’s Where the Money Goes

Your Health Insurance May Cost More in 2027. Here’s Where the Money Goes

Health September 3, 2026

Your Health Insurance May Cost More in 2027. Here’s Where the Money Goes

Employer health costs are projected to rise sharply, while ACA insurers are ... 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

FDA Approves Inluriyo-Verzenio Combination for ESR1-Mutated Breast Cancer

FDA Approves Inluriyo-Verzenio Combination for ESR1-Mutated Breast Cancer

cancer September 23, 2026

FDA Approves Inluriyo-Verzenio Combination for ESR1-Mutated Breast Cancer

The all-oral treatment is approved for certain adults with advanced or metastatic ... more

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

More Teens Are Turning to AI for Mental Health Support. What California Parents Should Know

More Teens Are Turning to AI for Mental Health Support. What California Parents Should Know

Health July 3, 2026

More Teens Are Turning to AI for Mental Health Support. What California Parents Should Know

New research shows that many teenagers are seeking emotional support from AI ... more

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

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

Why You May Not Feel Thirsty During Los Angeles’ Hot Weather, and Why It Still Matters

Why You May Not Feel Thirsty During Los Angeles’ Hot Weather, and Why It Still Matters

Health July 6, 2026

Why You May Not Feel Thirsty During Los Angeles’ Hot Weather, and Why It Still Matters

Even as temperatures climb across Los Angeles this week, many people still ... more

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