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The U.S. Is Running Out of Workers. Latino Growth Is Holding the Economy Together

The U.S. Is Running Out of Workers. Latino Growth Is Holding the Economy Together

Immigration April 28, 2026

The U.S. Is Running Out of Workers. Latino Growth Is Holding the Economy Together

A new federal warning shows Latino population growth is offsetting U.S. decline, ... more

More Than Just Being Tired: What New CDC Data Reveal About Latino Health and Work

More Than Just Being Tired: What New CDC Data Reveal About Latino Health and Work

California September 13, 2026

More Than Just Being Tired: What New CDC Data Reveal About Latino Health and Work

A new CDC report finds frequent fatigue among 1 in 8 Hispanic ... more

After the Fire, Boyle Heights Residents Ask: What Did We Breathe?

After the Fire, Boyle Heights Residents Ask: What Did We Breathe?

Latinos June 25, 2026

After the Fire, Boyle Heights Residents Ask: What Did We Breathe?

The warehouse fire has been extinguished, but many Boyle Heights residents say ... more

Ysabel Jurado’s Toughest Test: Can She Fix LA’s Homelessness Crisis While Her Own District Is Drowning in It?

Ysabel Jurado’s Toughest Test: Can She Fix LA’s Homelessness Crisis While Her Own District Is Drowning in It?

Homelessness August 12, 2026

Ysabel Jurado’s Toughest Test: Can She Fix LA’s Homelessness Crisis While Her Own District Is Drowning in It?

The councilmember takes over the city's homelessness response at the exact moment ... more

Nearly Half of Latino Californians Have Medical Debt. What Help Is Available?

Nearly Half of Latino Californians Have Medical Debt. What Help Is Available?

Health October 21, 2026

Nearly Half of Latino Californians Have Medical Debt. What Help Is Available?

New research shows Latino families face greater difficulty paying for doctor visits, ... more

The Law That Keeps South Central’s Wealth From Reaching South Central

The Law That Keeps South Central’s Wealth From Reaching South Central

LA Politics August 23, 2026

The Law That Keeps South Central’s Wealth From Reaching South Central

Los Angeles City Council District 9 generates redevelopment-era tax revenue, but state ... more

First Human West Nile Virus Case Confirmed in California This Year. What Los Angeles Families Need to Know

First Human West Nile Virus Case Confirmed in California This Year. What Los Angeles Families Need to Know

Health June 28, 2026

First Human West Nile Virus Case Confirmed in California This Year. What Los Angeles Families Need to Know

A Long Beach resident was hospitalized with a severe case of West ... more

Carolina Reyes and Xavier Becerra: The Woman Behind the Political Journey and a Story of Her Own

Carolina Reyes and Xavier Becerra: The Woman Behind the Political Journey and a Story of Her Own

2026 Races October 14, 2026

Carolina Reyes and Xavier Becerra: The Woman Behind the Political Journey and a Story of Her Own

The California physician has built a career treating high-risk pregnancies and addressing ... more

Trump Wants Cheaper Beef. Will You Actually Pay Less at the Grocery Store?

Trump Wants Cheaper Beef. Will You Actually Pay Less at the Grocery Store?

Community & Society September 5, 2026

Trump Wants Cheaper Beef. Will You Actually Pay Less at the Grocery Store?

Ground beef is nearing $7 a pound in the United States, and ... more

Eviction Moratoriums and Housing Planning Cut Homelessness, UCLA Studies Find

Eviction Moratoriums and Housing Planning Cut Homelessness, UCLA Studies Find

Homelessness April 27, 2026

Eviction Moratoriums and Housing Planning Cut Homelessness, UCLA Studies Find

Four recently published studies led by UCLA researchers highlight the role of ... more

New Federal College Accreditation Rule: What California Students Need to Know

New Federal College Accreditation Rule: What California Students Need to Know

Education August 20, 2026

New Federal College Accreditation Rule: What California Students Need to Know

The U.S. Department of Education has proposed changing the federal rules that ... more

California Primary Turnout Hits 40.8%, With Estimated 2 Million Latino Voters

California Primary Turnout Hits 40.8%, With Estimated 2 Million Latino Voters

California July 2, 2026

California Primary Turnout Hits 40.8%, With Estimated 2 Million Latino Voters

Despite years of expanding vote-by-mail, early voting and ballot access, California continues ... more

FDA Approves First Daily PCSK9 Cholesterol Pill. What Lipfendra Means for California Families and Latino Heart Health

FDA Approves First Daily PCSK9 Cholesterol Pill. What Lipfendra Means for California Families and Latino Heart Health

Health July 16, 2026

FDA Approves First Daily PCSK9 Cholesterol Pill. What Lipfendra Means for California Families and Latino Heart Health

The newly approved medication offers a needle-free option for adults with high ... more

LADWP Is Paying to Replace Your Lawn and Latinos are the Largest Beneficiaries

LADWP Is Paying to Replace Your Lawn and Latinos are the Largest Beneficiaries

Environment April 22, 2026

LADWP Is Paying to Replace Your Lawn and Latinos are the Largest Beneficiaries

LADWP free lawn replacement program is helping Los Angeles homeowners cut water ... more

California Is Fighting to Protect School Mental Health Funding. Here’s What Could Be at Stake for Students and Families

California Is Fighting to Protect School Mental Health Funding. Here’s What Could Be at Stake for Students and Families

Education July 10, 2026

California Is Fighting to Protect School Mental Health Funding. Here’s What Could Be at Stake for Students and Families

California officials warn that losing federal mental health grants could threaten school ... more

California Teachers Union Sues Over $3.9 Billion in School Funding. Here’s What the Dispute Means

California Teachers Union Sues Over $3.9 Billion in School Funding. Here’s What the Dispute Means

California September 15, 2026

California Teachers Union Sues Over $3.9 Billion in School Funding. Here’s What the Dispute Means

The California Teachers Association is suing the state over billions of dollars ... more

Los Angeles Coffee Scene Ranks Among the Nation’s Best With Deep Latino Roots

Los Angeles Coffee Scene Ranks Among the Nation’s Best With Deep Latino Roots

Culture April 19, 2026

Los Angeles Coffee Scene Ranks Among the Nation’s Best With Deep Latino Roots

The Los Angeles coffee scene blends global sourcing with Latino roots, making ... more

Trump Administration Defers $867 Million in California Medicaid Payments. What Medi-Cal Families Need to Know

Trump Administration Defers $867 Million in California Medicaid Payments. What Medi-Cal Families Need to Know

Health July 22, 2026

Trump Administration Defers $867 Million in California Medicaid Payments. What Medi-Cal Families Need to Know

California's Medi-Cal program remains active after the federal government delayed $867 million ... more

L.A. Paid $182.7 Million in Liability Claims Last Year. Latino Communities Feel the Impact of Rising City Costs

L.A. Paid $182.7 Million in Liability Claims Last Year. Latino Communities Feel the Impact of Rising City Costs

LA Politics July 15, 2026

L.A. Paid $182.7 Million in Liability Claims Last Year. Latino Communities Feel the Impact of Rising City Costs

A motorcycle crash left a 13-year-old Boyle Heights student with a permanent ... more

Sleep Apnea Is Hitting Latino Families Harder Than Many Realize, Major NIH Study Finds

Sleep Apnea Is Hitting Latino Families Harder Than Many Realize, Major NIH Study Finds

Health May 28, 2026

Sleep Apnea Is Hitting Latino Families Harder Than Many Realize, Major NIH Study Finds

Researchers say millions of Latinos may be living with undiagnosed sleep apnea ... more

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