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Pregnancy Billing Is Changing in 2027: What the New AMA Rules Could Mean for California Families Pregnancy Billing Is Changing in 2027: What the New AMA Rules Could Mean for California Families
Health June 4, 2026

Pregnancy Billing Is Changing in 2027: What the New AMA Rules Could Mean for California Families

The biggest overhaul of maternity billing in decades could affect insurance costs, ... more

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Trump’s Policy Sets $18,000 Financial Trap for Migrants Missing Court Dates Trump’s Policy Sets $18,000 Financial Trap for Migrants Missing Court Dates
Immigration June 3, 2026

Trump’s Policy Sets $18,000 Financial Trap for Migrants Missing Court Dates

A proposed federal rule would more than triple a penalty imposed on ... more

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A warning for humanity: AI could consume as much water as 1.3 billion people by 2030 A warning for humanity: AI could consume as much water as 1.3 billion people by 2030
Climate Change June 3, 2026

A warning for humanity: AI could consume as much water as 1.3 billion people by 2030

As artificial intelligence expands worldwide, researchers warn that the data centers powering ... more

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Latino Teens Often Report Fewer Mental Health Concerns, Though Many Still Face Serious Challenges Latino Teens Often Report Fewer Mental Health Concerns, Though Many Still Face Serious Challenges
Health June 3, 2026

Latino Teens Often Report Fewer Mental Health Concerns, Though Many Still Face Serious Challenges

A new survey finds widespread concern about teen mental health, while experts ... more

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José Andrés Challenges ICE Over Camp Conditions José Andrés Challenges ICE Over Camp Conditions
Immigration June 3, 2026

José Andrés Challenges ICE Over Camp Conditions

The World Central Kitchen founder publicly challenged Homeland Security officials to allow ... more

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Top Colleges Are Bringing Back the SAT. What It Means for Latino Students and California Families Top Colleges Are Bringing Back the SAT. What It Means for Latino Students and California Families
Education June 3, 2026

Top Colleges Are Bringing Back the SAT. What It Means for Latino Students and California Families

As Yale, Harvard, Princeton, MIT, and other elite universities restore testing requirements, ... more

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Eunisses Hernandez Nears Reelection After Strong Primary Showing in District 1 Eunisses Hernandez Nears Reelection After Strong Primary Showing in District 1
LA Politics June 3, 2026

Eunisses Hernandez Nears Reelection After Strong Primary Showing in District 1

“Los Angeles is a city of survivors, a city of immigrants,” Eunisses ... more

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Karen Bass In for November; Pratts One Step Away From Potential Runoff Karen Bass In for November; Pratts One Step Away From Potential Runoff
Cover Story June 3, 2026

Karen Bass In for November; Pratts One Step Away From Potential Runoff

After a tough first term framed by the most destructive wildfire in ... more

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Disability Applicants Face Longer Waits and Tougher Rules After SSA Staff Cuts Disability Applicants Face Longer Waits and Tougher Rules After SSA Staff Cuts
Economy June 2, 2026

Disability Applicants Face Longer Waits and Tougher Rules After SSA Staff Cuts

Workforce reductions, office closures, policy shifts and expanded AI tools at the ... more

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Planned Gala Honor for LA Superintendent Draws Scrutiny Amid FBI Probe Planned Gala Honor for LA Superintendent Draws Scrutiny Amid FBI Probe
Education June 2, 2026

Planned Gala Honor for LA Superintendent Draws Scrutiny Amid FBI Probe

Families in Schools plans to recognize the LAUSD superintendent with its Courage ... more

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The Pentagon’s AI Propaganda Mill Is Expanding Across Latin America The Pentagon’s AI Propaganda Mill Is Expanding Across Latin America
Latin America June 2, 2026

The Pentagon’s AI Propaganda Mill Is Expanding Across Latin America

An investigation by The Intercept found that La Tilde, a little-known bilingual ... more

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Managing Election Day Anxiety: How to Stay Calm Amid Uncertainty Managing Election Day Anxiety: How to Stay Calm Amid Uncertainty
LA Politics June 1, 2026

Managing Election Day Anxiety: How to Stay Calm Amid Uncertainty

From doomscrolling and nonstop news alerts to uncertainty about the future, Election ... more

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Drones Emerge as Key Security Concern for LA County Ahead of FIFA World Cup Drones Emerge as Key Security Concern for LA County Ahead of FIFA World Cup
Los Angeles June 1, 2026

Drones Emerge as Key Security Concern for LA County Ahead of FIFA World Cup

Federal and local authorities say extensive security plans are in place for ... more

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Not So Fast: Most Immigrants Won’t Have to Leave for Green Cards Not So Fast: Most Immigrants Won’t Have to Leave for Green Cards
Immigration June 1, 2026

Not So Fast: Most Immigrants Won’t Have to Leave for Green Cards

After widespread concern among immigrant families and attorneys, the Department of Homeland ... more

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The Undecided Voter: Today’s Most Powerful Figure in California’s Primary Elections The Undecided Voter: Today’s Most Powerful Figure in California’s Primary Elections
LA Politics June 1, 2026

The Undecided Voter: Today’s Most Powerful Figure in California’s Primary Elections

Polls show undecided voters have sharply declined since March, but the remaining ... more

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Trump Administration Releases Medicaid Work Requirement Rules: Who Must Comply and Who Is Exempt Trump Administration Releases Medicaid Work Requirement Rules: Who Must Comply and Who Is Exempt
Health June 1, 2026

Trump Administration Releases Medicaid Work Requirement Rules: Who Must Comply and Who Is Exempt

Federal guidance outlines work, education, training, and community service requirements for certain ... more

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LA Sheriff Says No Immigration Raids Planned at World Cup Games in Los Angeles LA Sheriff Says No Immigration Raids Planned at World Cup Games in Los Angeles
Immigration June 1, 2026

LA Sheriff Says No Immigration Raids Planned at World Cup Games in Los Angeles

Sheriff Robert Luna says federal officials assured local authorities that civil immigration ... more

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