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UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

Health September 5, 2026

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

A one-year transition agreement protects some existing patients, but the UCLA–Health Care ... more

Nearly 3 in 4 Hispanic Adults in the US Take Health Supplements. Where Are They Getting the Information?

Nearly 3 in 4 Hispanic Adults in the US Take Health Supplements. Where Are They Getting the Information?

Health September 17, 2026

Nearly 3 in 4 Hispanic Adults in the US Take Health Supplements. Where Are They Getting the Information?

A new Pew survey finds 73% of Hispanic adults currently take at ... more

The Most Dangerous Time for New Mothers Isn’t Childbirth. It’s the Year After.

The Most Dangerous Time for New Mothers Isn’t Childbirth. It’s the Year After.

Health August 7, 2026

The Most Dangerous Time for New Mothers Isn’t Childbirth. It’s the Year After.

Most pregnancy-related deaths happen after mothers leave the hospital. Here's what California ... more

Blood Pressure Medication Recall: What Chlorthalidone and Ramipril Patients Should Check

Blood Pressure Medication Recall: What Chlorthalidone and Ramipril Patients Should Check

Consumer Alert September 24, 2026

Blood Pressure Medication Recall: What Chlorthalidone and Ramipril Patients Should Check

Two prescription blood-pressure medications are involved in nationwide Class II recalls, including ... more

Rising Risks Behind Declining Teen Drug Use in Los Angeles

Rising Risks Behind Declining Teen Drug Use in Los Angeles

Health July 6, 2026

Rising Risks Behind Declining Teen Drug Use in Los Angeles

Vaping remains the most common substance used by Los Angeles teens, while ... more

LAUSD Test Scores Improve as Latino Students Remain Central to Academic Gains Under Superintendent Andrés E. Chait

LAUSD Test Scores Improve as Latino Students Remain Central to Academic Gains Under Superintendent Andrés E. Chait

Education July 21, 2026

LAUSD Test Scores Improve as Latino Students Remain Central to Academic Gains Under Superintendent Andrés E. Chait

New assessment results show continued gains in English Language Arts and math ... more

Latina Power: California Latinas are More Progressive than Latino Men

Latina Power: California Latinas are More Progressive than Latino Men

California September 13, 2026

Latina Power: California Latinas are More Progressive than Latino Men

New UCLA and UC Berkeley polling shows the political priorities of California ... more

L.A. Becomes First Big District to Cap Student Screen Time

L.A. Becomes First Big District to Cap Student Screen Time

Education April 21, 2026

L.A. Becomes First Big District to Cap Student Screen Time

The Los Angeles Unified School District's board voted Tuesday to restrict students' ... more

In Los Angeles, Young Latinos Are Falling Through Every Crack in the System

In Los Angeles, Young Latinos Are Falling Through Every Crack in the System

Immigration May 11, 2026

In Los Angeles, Young Latinos Are Falling Through Every Crack in the System

A growing number of Latino young adults in Los Angeles are neither ... more

California Reports 41 Cyclospora Cases, But Officials Say There Is No Local Outbreak

California Reports 41 Cyclospora Cases, But Officials Say There Is No Local Outbreak

Health July 11, 2026

California Reports 41 Cyclospora Cases, But Officials Say There Is No Local Outbreak

Most California cases are linked to international travel, but health officials are ... more

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

Health August 16, 2026

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

New research is reviving interest in digoxin, an inexpensive and decades-old heart ... more

America Is Skipping Meals as Food Prices Keep Climbing

America Is Skipping Meals as Food Prices Keep Climbing

Economy October 28, 2026

America Is Skipping Meals as Food Prices Keep Climbing

Rising Grocery Costs Have Some Shoppers Skipping Meals Half of respondents in a ... more

The Migrant Congressman Who Won’t Say the Word “Dreamer” Anymore

The Migrant Congressman Who Won’t Say the Word “Dreamer” Anymore

DACA August 27, 2026

The Migrant Congressman Who Won’t Say the Word “Dreamer” Anymore

Juan Ciscomani built his political identity around his family's journey from Mexico ... more

Cychlorphine Has Been Linked to a Death in L.A. County. What Residents Need to Know

Cychlorphine Has Been Linked to a Death in L.A. County. What Residents Need to Know

Health October 16, 2026

Cychlorphine Has Been Linked to a Death in L.A. County. What Residents Need to Know

A dangerous synthetic opioid that had raised concerns in California has now ... more

Why LAUSD Is Facing a Financial and Leadership Crisis Even as California Increases School Funding

Why LAUSD Is Facing a Financial and Leadership Crisis Even as California Increases School Funding

Cover Story May 20, 2026

Why LAUSD Is Facing a Financial and Leadership Crisis Even as California Increases School Funding

Los Angeles Unified is confronting layoffs, enrollment losses, lawsuits, federal probes, and ... more

Bad Bunny’s Spanish Isn’t Perfect—And That May Be the Point, Study Finds

Bad Bunny’s Spanish Isn’t Perfect—And That May Be the Point, Study Finds

Entertainment May 31, 2026

Bad Bunny’s Spanish Isn’t Perfect—And That May Be the Point, Study Finds

A new academic study argues that Bad Bunny has become a global ... more

Southern California Rents Are Falling: Los Angeles and Latino Neighborhoods See New Rental Deals

Southern California Rents Are Falling: Los Angeles and Latino Neighborhoods See New Rental Deals

Housing July 12, 2026

Southern California Rents Are Falling: Los Angeles and Latino Neighborhoods See New Rental Deals

New rent data shows apartment prices are declining across much of Los ... more

New Research Links Daily Coffee Drinking to Healthier Aging and a Younger Biological Age

New Research Links Daily Coffee Drinking to Healthier Aging and a Younger Biological Age

Health May 16, 2026

New Research Links Daily Coffee Drinking to Healthier Aging and a Younger Biological Age

Recent studies suggest moderate caffeinated coffee intake may support brain health, protect ... more

The Latino Victims of 9/11 Who Were Harder to Count

The Latino Victims of 9/11 Who Were Harder to Count

Immigration September 7, 2026

The Latino Victims of 9/11 Who Were Harder to Count

Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, there is no mystery about ... more

WHO Says Nearly Half of Dementia Cases May Be Preventable. What California Families Should Know

WHO Says Nearly Half of Dementia Cases May Be Preventable. What California Families Should Know

Health July 23, 2026

WHO Says Nearly Half of Dementia Cases May Be Preventable. What California Families Should Know

New global guidelines highlight exercise, healthy eating, chronic disease management, cleaner air ... more

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