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A New Enamel-Repair Technology Is Now Being Tested in People

A New Enamel-Repair Technology Is Now Being Tested in People

Consumer Alert September 22, 2026

A New Enamel-Repair Technology Is Now Being Tested in People

A technology that rebuilt damaged enamel in laboratory testing has entered a ... more

As One City Builds Its Own Homelessness System, Los Angeles Pays to Be Told How

As One City Builds Its Own Homelessness System, Los Angeles Pays to Be Told How

Housing August 5, 2026

As One City Builds Its Own Homelessness System, Los Angeles Pays to Be Told How

As Santa Monica moves toward a city-controlled homelessness system, Los Angeles is ... more

Watched From Above: Why Flock Cameras Are Dividing Los Angeles

Watched From Above: Why Flock Cameras Are Dividing Los Angeles

LA Politics August 19, 2026

Watched From Above: Why Flock Cameras Are Dividing Los Angeles

Pasadena continues to collect millions of vehicle-location records, South Pasadena has pulled ... more

Heat Is Killing More Angelenos. Latino Communities Face Disproportionate Exposure

Heat Is Killing More Angelenos. Latino Communities Face Disproportionate Exposure

Climate Change June 30, 2026

Heat Is Killing More Angelenos. Latino Communities Face Disproportionate Exposure

A UCLA-led initiative is turning trusted community health workers into Heat Ambassadors, ... more

LA Court Cuts Could Hit Hardest for the County’s Spanish Speaking Majority

LA Court Cuts Could Hit Hardest for the County’s Spanish Speaking Majority

Immigration September 21, 2026

LA Court Cuts Could Hit Hardest for the County’s Spanish Speaking Majority

A $35,000 employee buyout program is part of a broader effort to ... more

Metrolink Fares are Going Up on Monday. Nearly 1.9 Million Latino Trips a Year Are on the Line

Metrolink Fares are Going Up on Monday. Nearly 1.9 Million Latino Trips a Year Are on the Line

California October 4, 2026

Metrolink Fares are Going Up on Monday. Nearly 1.9 Million Latino Trips a Year Are on the Line

The first Metrolink fare increase in 13 years takes effect Monday. Here's ... more

Thousands of Autistic Students Are Going to College. Why Are Latino Students Still Missing From the Data?

Thousands of Autistic Students Are Going to College. Why Are Latino Students Still Missing From the Data?

Cover Story July 7, 2026

Thousands of Autistic Students Are Going to College. Why Are Latino Students Still Missing From the Data?

A groundbreaking national study estimates as many as 286,000 autistic students are ... more

Mexico, Like the US, Extends Birthright Citizenship to Children Born on its Soil

Mexico, Like the US, Extends Birthright Citizenship to Children Born on its Soil

Immigration June 25, 2026

Mexico, Like the US, Extends Birthright Citizenship to Children Born on its Soil

As the Supreme Court prepares to rule on President Trump's executive order, ... more

A 5-Minute Walk Every Hour Could Be One of the Simplest Ways to Boost Your Health, Study Finds

A 5-Minute Walk Every Hour Could Be One of the Simplest Ways to Boost Your Health, Study Finds

Health July 2, 2026

A 5-Minute Walk Every Hour Could Be One of the Simplest Ways to Boost Your Health, Study Finds

New research suggests that short hourly walks reduce fatigue, improve mood, and ... 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

Nearly 200,000 People Cross Into California Daily. Here’s How the Border Fuels the State’s Economy

Nearly 200,000 People Cross Into California Daily. Here’s How the Border Fuels the State’s Economy

California September 15, 2026

Nearly 200,000 People Cross Into California Daily. Here’s How the Border Fuels the State’s Economy

For Southern California, the border with Mexico is more than a line ... more

Bye, Bye, Bye America? DOJ Targets 40 Naturalized Citizens for Denaturalization

Bye, Bye, Bye America? DOJ Targets 40 Naturalized Citizens for Denaturalization

California October 7, 2026

Bye, Bye, Bye America? DOJ Targets 40 Naturalized Citizens for Denaturalization

The Trump administration is stepping up its effort to undo the U.S. ... more

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

In Altadena, Permits Are Up. Rebuilding Is Not. Latino Homeowners Are Caught in the Gap

In Altadena, Permits Are Up. Rebuilding Is Not. Latino Homeowners Are Caught in the Gap

Housing April 11, 2026

In Altadena, Permits Are Up. Rebuilding Is Not. Latino Homeowners Are Caught in the Gap

Despite rising permits after the Altadena fire, Latino homeowners face financial barriers, ... more

Colorectal Cancer Is Rising in Young Adults, and Latinos Face One of the Fastest Increases

Colorectal Cancer Is Rising in Young Adults, and Latinos Face One of the Fastest Increases

Health May 4, 2026

Colorectal Cancer Is Rising in Young Adults, and Latinos Face One of the Fastest Increases

new American Cancer Society report shows colorectal cancer is climbing in adults ... more

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

21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Appears Set to Become Law. Here’s What It Could Mean for Latino Families and California Housing

21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Appears Set to Become Law. Here’s What It Could Mean for Latino Families and California Housing

Housing July 10, 2026

21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Appears Set to Become Law. Here’s What It Could Mean for Latino Families and California Housing

The bipartisan housing package could expand mortgage access, increase affordable housing construction, ... more

Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs.

Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs.

California October 8, 2026

Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs.

New UCLA research finds that California Latinas earn more per hour than ... more

Nearly 18 Million Latinos Are Outside the U.S. Labor Force as National Total Hits Record 105.8 Million

Nearly 18 Million Latinos Are Outside the U.S. Labor Force as National Total Hits Record 105.8 Million

Labor July 22, 2026

Nearly 18 Million Latinos Are Outside the U.S. Labor Force as National Total Hits Record 105.8 Million

New BLS data show Hispanic labor force participation declined in June as ... 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

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