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New Colon Cancer Screening Options Could Help More Latino Californians Get Tested Without a Colonoscopy New Colon Cancer Screening Options Could Help More Latino Californians Get Tested Without a Colonoscopy
Health May 27, 2026

New Colon Cancer Screening Options Could Help More Latino Californians Get Tested Without a Colonoscopy

The American Cancer Society’s new guidelines add blood-based and expanded at-home testing ... more

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Latino Unemployment Holds at 5% as Federal Cuts and Tech Layoffs Reshape U.S. Job Market Latino Unemployment Holds at 5% as Federal Cuts and Tech Layoffs Reshape U.S. Job Market
Labor May 27, 2026

Latino Unemployment Holds at 5% as Federal Cuts and Tech Layoffs Reshape U.S. Job Market

The latest federal labor report reveals slowing job growth, layoffs in key ... more

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Latino Neighborhoods in Los Angeles Face Faster Displacement as Climate Gentrification Accelerates Latino Neighborhoods in Los Angeles Face Faster Displacement as Climate Gentrification Accelerates
Cover Story May 26, 2026

Latino Neighborhoods in Los Angeles Face Faster Displacement as Climate Gentrification Accelerates

New California mapping data and housing reports reveal a growing divide between ... more

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One School District Banned Screens Twice a Week. The Results Surprised Teachers and Students One School District Banned Screens Twice a Week. The Results Surprised Teachers and Students
Cover Story May 26, 2026

One School District Banned Screens Twice a Week. The Results Surprised Teachers and Students

As schools nationwide rethink student screen time, one North Carolina district with ... more

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Xavier Becerra Unveils California Healthcare Plan Focused on Medi-Cal Protection and Lower Drug Costs Xavier Becerra Unveils California Healthcare Plan Focused on Medi-Cal Protection and Lower Drug Costs
Politics May 26, 2026

Xavier Becerra Unveils California Healthcare Plan Focused on Medi-Cal Protection and Lower Drug Costs

The gubernatorial candidate says California must defend healthcare access now instead of ... more

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U.S. Drug Overdose Deaths Are Falling, but Fentanyl Still Devastates Latino and California Communities U.S. Drug Overdose Deaths Are Falling, but Fentanyl Still Devastates Latino and California Communities
Health May 26, 2026

U.S. Drug Overdose Deaths Are Falling, but Fentanyl Still Devastates Latino and California Communities

New federal data shows overdose deaths declining nationwide, but synthetic opioids like ... more

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AI Could Help Immigrant Families Access Healthcare Faster. Experts Warn It Could Also Deepen Inequality AI Could Help Immigrant Families Access Healthcare Faster. Experts Warn It Could Also Deepen Inequality
Health May 26, 2026

AI Could Help Immigrant Families Access Healthcare Faster. Experts Warn It Could Also Deepen Inequality

A major international review says artificial intelligence could improve translation, diagnosis, and ... more

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Fake ICE Raids, Phone Scams, and Home Invasions Are Surging. Here’s How Families Can Protect Themselves Fake ICE Raids, Phone Scams, and Home Invasions Are Surging. Here’s How Families Can Protect Themselves
Immigration May 26, 2026

Fake ICE Raids, Phone Scams, and Home Invasions Are Surging. Here’s How Families Can Protect Themselves

Federal warnings, court records, and investigations show a sharp increase in criminals ... more

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Latino Influencers Paid by California Governor Campaigns Face Scrutiny Over Disclosure Rules Latino Influencers Paid by California Governor Campaigns Face Scrutiny Over Disclosure Rules
Politics May 26, 2026

Latino Influencers Paid by California Governor Campaigns Face Scrutiny Over Disclosure Rules

California’s 2026 governor’s race is rapidly becoming a test case for the ... more

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The Powerful History of Latino Veterans America Too Often Overlooks The Powerful History of Latino Veterans America Too Often Overlooks
Veterans Day May 26, 2026

The Powerful History of Latino Veterans America Too Often Overlooks

From East Los Angeles memorials to battlefields across the world, generations of ... more

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Why So Many People Start Projects but Never Finish Them Why So Many People Start Projects but Never Finish Them
Health May 24, 2026

Why So Many People Start Projects but Never Finish Them

Psychologists say unfinished projects are often tied to dopamine, executive dysfunction, perfectionism, ... more

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Xavier Becerra Surges Among Latino Voters as Immigration and Healthcare Drive California Governor Race Xavier Becerra Surges Among Latino Voters as Immigration and Healthcare Drive California Governor Race
Politics May 23, 2026

Xavier Becerra Surges Among Latino Voters as Immigration and Healthcare Drive California Governor Race

A new California voter survey suggests Latino voters are rapidly consolidating behind ... more

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California Housing Affordability Bills Are Moving Fast in Sacramento. Here’s What Renters and Families Need to Know California Housing Affordability Bills Are Moving Fast in Sacramento. Here’s What Renters and Families Need to Know
Housing May 23, 2026

California Housing Affordability Bills Are Moving Fast in Sacramento. Here’s What Renters and Families Need to Know

Lawmakers are advancing major housing and climate funding proposals that could reshape ... more

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No, Spencer Pratt Did Not Raise $10 Million for LA Mayor. Here’s What Actually Happened No, Spencer Pratt Did Not Raise $10 Million for LA Mayor. Here’s What Actually Happened
Politics May 23, 2026

No, Spencer Pratt Did Not Raise $10 Million for LA Mayor. Here’s What Actually Happened

A viral claim tied to Lakers ownership headlines and campaign filings created ... more

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New Trump Green Card Rule Could Force Thousands in California to Leave the U.S. New Trump Green Card Rule Could Force Thousands in California to Leave the U.S.
Cover Story May 23, 2026

New Trump Green Card Rule Could Force Thousands in California to Leave the U.S.

The policy change could reshape how immigrants, international workers, and mixed-status families ... more

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New Pew Data Shows ICE Fear Is Changing How Latino Families Live, Work, and Even Speak in Public New Pew Data Shows ICE Fear Is Changing How Latino Families Live, Work, and Even Speak in Public
Immigration May 22, 2026

New Pew Data Shows ICE Fear Is Changing How Latino Families Live, Work, and Even Speak in Public

A new Pew Research Center report shows immigration enforcement fears are reshaping ... more

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New Medicaid Rules Could Disrupt Care for Rare Disease Patients Across California New Medicaid Rules Could Disrupt Care for Rare Disease Patients Across California
Health May 22, 2026

New Medicaid Rules Could Disrupt Care for Rare Disease Patients Across California

New federal Medicaid rules are reshaping access to gene therapies, coverage renewals, ... more

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“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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