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Gen Z Is Coming of Age in Debt. For Latino Young Adults in LA, the Pressure Runs Deeper.

Gen Z Is Coming of Age in Debt. For Latino Young Adults in LA, the Pressure Runs Deeper.

Consumer October 25, 2026

Gen Z Is Coming of Age in Debt. For Latino Young Adults in LA, the Pressure Runs Deeper.

A national study found higher borrowing balances among young Gen Z consumers ... more

Awiqli Is Here: Fewer Insulin Shots Could Change Diabetes Care, But Can Patients Afford and Access It?

Awiqli Is Here: Fewer Insulin Shots Could Change Diabetes Care, But Can Patients Afford and Access It?

Health August 23, 2026

Awiqli Is Here: Fewer Insulin Shots Could Change Diabetes Care, But Can Patients Afford and Access It?

The first FDA-approved once-weekly basal insulin is entering the U.S. market. For ... more

Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday: Fun Facts, Health Effects and How to Adjust

Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday: Fun Facts, Health Effects and How to Adjust

California October 31, 2026

Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday: Fun Facts, Health Effects and How to Adjust

Californians gain an hour on November 1, but earlier sunsets can affect ... more

Fentanyl’s Return Journey: Addiction Takes Hold in Tijuana

Fentanyl’s Return Journey: Addiction Takes Hold in Tijuana

Latin America June 5, 2026

Fentanyl’s Return Journey: Addiction Takes Hold in Tijuana

In Tijuana, fentanyl is no longer just a story about trafficking. It ... more

LAUSD Is Dropping César Chávez From Its School Names. In El Sereno, the Change Is Already Here

LAUSD Is Dropping César Chávez From Its School Names. In El Sereno, the Change Is Already Here

Education August 26, 2026

LAUSD Is Dropping César Chávez From Its School Names. In El Sereno, the Change Is Already Here

For families returning to school this fall, one Los Angeles elementary school ... more

LAUSD Student Fights: “Things Are Harder for Our Kids and Communities”

LAUSD Student Fights: “Things Are Harder for Our Kids and Communities”

Education October 5, 2026

LAUSD Student Fights: “Things Are Harder for Our Kids and Communities”

LAUSD’s latest safety data show reported fighting and physical aggression declining, but ... more

Can Sharing an Apartment Help Latino Renters in Los Angeles Save $758 a Month?

Can Sharing an Apartment Help Latino Renters in Los Angeles Save $758 a Month?

Housing October 20, 2026

Can Sharing an Apartment Help Latino Renters in Los Angeles Save $758 a Month?

A Southern California rental analysis estimates that sharing a two-bedroom apartment could ... more

For Immigrant Graduates, College Plans Have Changed

For Immigrant Graduates, College Plans Have Changed

DACA August 12, 2026

For Immigrant Graduates, College Plans Have Changed

For immigrant and undocumented students in California, choosing what comes after high ... more

The Clock Is Ticking on Measure ULA Funds as Latinos Are Being Left Behind

The Clock Is Ticking on Measure ULA Funds as Latinos Are Being Left Behind

Homelessness April 28, 2026

The Clock Is Ticking on Measure ULA Funds as Latinos Are Being Left Behind

A stalled ICE accountability investigation and the reassignment of an agent are ... more

California Governor Poll: Becerra Opens Lead Over Hilton as Environment Tops Voter Concerns

California Governor Poll: Becerra Opens Lead Over Hilton as Environment Tops Voter Concerns

California July 16, 2026

California Governor Poll: Becerra Opens Lead Over Hilton as Environment Tops Voter Concerns

Xavier Becerra is leading Steve Hilton by a wide margin in California's ... more

Pregnancy Billing Is Changing in 2027: What the New AMA Rules Could Mean for California Families

Pregnancy Billing Is Changing in 2027: What the New AMA Rules Could Mean for California Families

Health June 4, 2026

Pregnancy Billing Is Changing in 2027: What the New AMA Rules Could Mean for California Families

The biggest overhaul of maternity billing in decades could affect insurance costs, ... more

New Federal Autism Guidance Could Improve Care for Latino Children. Here’s What California Families Should Know

New Federal Autism Guidance Could Improve Care for Latino Children. Here’s What California Families Should Know

Health August 4, 2026

New Federal Autism Guidance Could Improve Care for Latino Children. Here’s What California Families Should Know

A new federal initiative aims to strengthen oversight of autism therapy while ... more

California E-Bike Injuries Increased Sharply From 2018 to 2024

California E-Bike Injuries Increased Sharply From 2018 to 2024

California July 20, 2026

California E-Bike Injuries Increased Sharply From 2018 to 2024

A UC San Diego study analyzing California Highway Patrol data found reported ... more

Los Angeles Issued 12,500 Wrongful Street Sweeping Tickets Worth Nearly $1 Million: Here’s How to Check if You Qualify for a Refund

Los Angeles Issued 12,500 Wrongful Street Sweeping Tickets Worth Nearly $1 Million: Here’s How to Check if You Qualify for a Refund

Latinos July 14, 2026

Los Angeles Issued 12,500 Wrongful Street Sweeping Tickets Worth Nearly $1 Million: Here’s How to Check if You Qualify for a Refund

An investigation found LADOT issued thousands of street sweeping citations on days ... 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

Medicare Begins Covering Weight-Loss Medications: Who Qualifies and How the New Program Will Work

Medicare Begins Covering Weight-Loss Medications: Who Qualifies and How the New Program Will Work

Health July 1, 2026

Medicare Begins Covering Weight-Loss Medications: Who Qualifies and How the New Program Will Work

A new Medicare pilot program opens access to popular weight-loss medications for ... more

Testosterone Is Having a Moment. What Latino Men Should Know Before Getting Tested or Starting TRT

Testosterone Is Having a Moment. What Latino Men Should Know Before Getting Tested or Starting TRT

Health August 14, 2026

Testosterone Is Having a Moment. What Latino Men Should Know Before Getting Tested or Starting TRT

Federal officials are changing the conversation around testosterone as the Pentagon expands ... more

Back Pain? What to Know Before Taking Painkillers

Back Pain? What to Know Before Taking Painkillers

Health October 21, 2026

Back Pain? What to Know Before Taking Painkillers

New research raises concerns about certain prescription pain treatments. Here's what workers ... 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

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