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As Grocery Stores Close, Latino Chain Vallarta Keeps Growing in Los Angeles

As Grocery Stores Close, Latino Chain Vallarta Keeps Growing in Los Angeles

Consumer October 25, 2026

As Grocery Stores Close, Latino Chain Vallarta Keeps Growing in Los Angeles

The chain’s 66th location brings another grocery option to the San Gabriel ... more

Trump’s Deportation Push Misses its Target as Reports of Force by Immigration Agents Resurface in Los Angeles

Trump’s Deportation Push Misses its Target as Reports of Force by Immigration Agents Resurface in Los Angeles

Immigration October 25, 2026

Trump’s Deportation Push Misses its Target as Reports of Force by Immigration Agents Resurface in Los Angeles

Ricardo Gonzalez’s injuries have drawn scrutiny of federal agents’ use of force ... more

Medi-Cal Changes in 2027: What Patients Will Keep, Lose or Need to Do

Medi-Cal Changes in 2027: What Patients Will Keep, Lose or Need to Do

California October 24, 2026

Medi-Cal Changes in 2027: What Patients Will Keep, Lose or Need to Do

California postponed some clinic and dental cuts, while changes to health plans, ... more

What a Democratic Congress Could Change for Latino Families

What a Democratic Congress Could Change for Latino Families

Latino Community October 24, 2026

What a Democratic Congress Could Change for Latino Families

Healthcare costs and immigration enforcement are at stake for California families. Winning ... more

L.A. Plans One Crisis-Response Call Center. Will Help Reach People Faster?

L.A. Plans One Crisis-Response Call Center. Will Help Reach People Faster?

Los Angeles October 23, 2026

L.A. Plans One Crisis-Response Call Center. Will Help Reach People Faster?

Bass’s directive advances reforms Raman and other council members backed in 2025. ... more

Your Medi-Cal May be at Risk Because of Your Assets: What Counts and What Doesn’t

Your Medi-Cal May be at Risk Because of Your Assets: What Counts and What Doesn’t

California October 23, 2026

Your Medi-Cal May be at Risk Because of Your Assets: What Counts and What Doesn’t

A home, a car and savings are not all treated the same. ... more

California Warns of Fake Health Officials Calling About Prescriptions

California Warns of Fake Health Officials Calling About Prescriptions

Consumer Alert October 23, 2026

California Warns of Fake Health Officials Calling About Prescriptions

CDPH warns of impersonators seeking personal information. Here’s how to verify a ... more

Trump Wants to Lower Mortgage Costs. Who Would Actually Save Money?

Trump Wants to Lower Mortgage Costs. Who Would Actually Save Money?

Housing October 22, 2026

Trump Wants to Lower Mortgage Costs. Who Would Actually Save Money?

The president's new housing order could reduce mortgage insurance and refinancing expenses. ... more

Can a Landlord Reject Your Section 8 Voucher in California?

Can a Landlord Reject Your Section 8 Voucher in California?

California October 22, 2026

Can a Landlord Reject Your Section 8 Voucher in California?

California law protects renters who use housing vouchers, but discrimination remains a ... more

A Judge Restricted Federal Voter Investigations. What Does That Mean for California Voters?

A Judge Restricted Federal Voter Investigations. What Does That Mean for California Voters?

California October 22, 2026

A Judge Restricted Federal Voter Investigations. What Does That Mean for California Voters?

A new court ruling and a separate lawsuit involving California voters are ... more

A Sticker That Speaks 13 Languages: How Brenda Duran Reimagined L.A. County’s “I Voted” Design

A Sticker That Speaks 13 Languages: How Brenda Duran Reimagined L.A. County’s “I Voted” Design

Culture October 22, 2026

A Sticker That Speaks 13 Languages: How Brenda Duran Reimagined L.A. County’s “I Voted” Design

Los Angeles County's multilingual “I Voted” sticker debuted in 2018. Designer Brenda ... more

In Times of Crisis, Dying Isn’t Cheap: For Latino families, the financial burden can extend beyond the funeral home

In Times of Crisis, Dying Isn’t Cheap: For Latino families, the financial burden can extend beyond the funeral home

Economy October 22, 2026

In Times of Crisis, Dying Isn’t Cheap: For Latino families, the financial burden can extend beyond the funeral home

A survey of 88 Los Angeles County funeral homes found a median ... more

Is Your Child’s E-Bike Actually an Electric Motorcycle? What California Parents Need to Know

Is Your Child’s E-Bike Actually an Electric Motorcycle? What California Parents Need to Know

California October 22, 2026

Is Your Child’s E-Bike Actually an Electric Motorcycle? What California Parents Need to Know

New research from Children's Hospital Los Angeles shows how serious e-bike injuries ... more

Early Voting Is Surging in Other States, but California Is Falling Behind

Early Voting Is Surging in Other States, but California Is Falling Behind

California October 22, 2026

Early Voting Is Surging in Other States, but California Is Falling Behind

Texas and several other states are seeing a rush of early voters ... more

California Is Lowering Medi-Cal Savings Limits. What Happens to Seniors Who Depend on Home Care?

California Is Lowering Medi-Cal Savings Limits. What Happens to Seniors Who Depend on Home Care?

California October 22, 2026

California Is Lowering Medi-Cal Savings Limits. What Happens to Seniors Who Depend on Home Care?

Starting in July 2027, some older Californians and people with disabilities will ... more

California’s Latino Population Is Shrinking. Los Angeles Is Seeing a Bigger Decline.

California’s Latino Population Is Shrinking. Los Angeles Is Seeing a Bigger Decline.

California October 22, 2026

California’s Latino Population Is Shrinking. Los Angeles Is Seeing a Bigger Decline.

New state estimates show nearly 34,000 fewer Latino residents in California between ... more

Pomona Bets on Flock Cameras to Combat Prostitution. Should Los Angeles Follow?

Pomona Bets on Flock Cameras to Combat Prostitution. Should Los Angeles Follow?

Politics & Public Policy October 22, 2026

Pomona Bets on Flock Cameras to Combat Prostitution. Should Los Angeles Follow?

Prostitution-related arrests in Pomona have surged as police expand surveillance, but questions ... more

ICE’s SNAP Fraud Operation Fuels Confusion and Fear Among Immigrant Families in Los Angeles

ICE’s SNAP Fraud Operation Fuels Confusion and Fear Among Immigrant Families in Los Angeles

Immigration October 21, 2026

ICE’s SNAP Fraud Operation Fuels Confusion and Fear Among Immigrant Families in Los Angeles

As ICE investigates alleged SNAP fraud nationwide, immigrant families in Los Angeles ... more

Food Aid Cut, Rich Get Richer: 1.5 Million Latinos Lose Benefits Under Trump

Food Aid Cut, Rich Get Richer: 1.5 Million Latinos Lose Benefits Under Trump

Food October 21, 2026

Food Aid Cut, Rich Get Richer: 1.5 Million Latinos Lose Benefits Under Trump

Advocacy groups estimate 1.5 million Latinos have lost SNAP food assistance nationwide, ... more

Latinos Online Put Family and Culture First. Politics Takes a Back Seat

Latinos Online Put Family and Culture First. Politics Takes a Back Seat

Culture October 21, 2026

Latinos Online Put Family and Culture First. Politics Takes a Back Seat

From WhatsApp family chats to Facebook groups built around neighborhoods, food, and ... more

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