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Los Angeles Heat Advisory: Screen-Free Indoor Activities for Latino Families, Seniors, and Children

Los Angeles Heat Advisory: Screen-Free Indoor Activities for Latino Families, Seniors, and Children

Culture July 15, 2026

Los Angeles Heat Advisory: Screen-Free Indoor Activities for Latino Families, Seniors, and Children

When a heat advisory is issued in Los Angeles, extreme temperatures can ... more

Trump Administration Releases Medicaid Work Requirement Rules: Who Must Comply and Who Is Exempt

Trump Administration Releases Medicaid Work Requirement Rules: Who Must Comply and Who Is Exempt

Health June 1, 2026

Trump Administration Releases Medicaid Work Requirement Rules: Who Must Comply and Who Is Exempt

Federal guidance outlines work, education, training, and community service requirements for certain ... more

Nearly 6 in 10 Young Women Get Health Advice From Influencers — What It Means for Latinas and Social Media Wellness Trends

Nearly 6 in 10 Young Women Get Health Advice From Influencers — What It Means for Latinas and Social Media Wellness Trends

Health July 13, 2026

Nearly 6 in 10 Young Women Get Health Advice From Influencers — What It Means for Latinas and Social Media Wellness Trends

A new Pew Research Center survey shows young women increasingly rely on ... more

Seven Motions, Five Pages, Zero Answers — Boyle Heights Needs Help Now, Not Tomorrow

Seven Motions, Five Pages, Zero Answers — Boyle Heights Needs Help Now, Not Tomorrow

LA Politics August 9, 2026

Seven Motions, Five Pages, Zero Answers — Boyle Heights Needs Help Now, Not Tomorrow

Nearly two months after the Lineage warehouse fire, air monitoring continues at ... more

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

FDA Approves New Over-the-Counter Tylenol With Naproxen for 12-Hour Pain Relief

FDA Approves New Over-the-Counter Tylenol With Naproxen for 12-Hour Pain Relief

Health July 25, 2026

FDA Approves New Over-the-Counter Tylenol With Naproxen for 12-Hour Pain Relief

The first nonprescription combination of acetaminophen and naproxen gives consumers a new ... more

New HRT Study Finds Lower Alzheimer’s Risk, But Timing May Matter for Women in Menopause

New HRT Study Finds Lower Alzheimer’s Risk, But Timing May Matter for Women in Menopause

Health August 30, 2026

New HRT Study Finds Lower Alzheimer’s Risk, But Timing May Matter for Women in Menopause

A 183,000-woman study found hormone therapy was associated with lower dementia and ... more

California May Kill Salvadoran Doctors Program Over $144,000 Despite Severe Healthcare Shortages

California May Kill Salvadoran Doctors Program Over $144,000 Despite Severe Healthcare Shortages

Healthcare May 15, 2026

California May Kill Salvadoran Doctors Program Over $144,000 Despite Severe Healthcare Shortages

Supporters say SB 1179 could help underserved Latino communities across Los Angeles ... more

Disneyland Raises Food Prices 8% on Average, Creating New Challenges for Families Watching Their Budgets. How to Save

Disneyland Raises Food Prices 8% on Average, Creating New Challenges for Families Watching Their Budgets. How to Save

Economy July 19, 2026

Disneyland Raises Food Prices 8% on Average, Creating New Challenges for Families Watching Their Budgets. How to Save

Food costs rose an average of 8% across Disneyland Resort dining locations. ... more

ICE Arrests Drop in Los Angeles, but Don’t Let your Full Guard Down

ICE Arrests Drop in Los Angeles, but Don’t Let your Full Guard Down

Immigration April 28, 2026

ICE Arrests Drop in Los Angeles, but Don’t Let your Full Guard Down

ICE arrests in Los Angeles 2026 have slowed compared to last year’s ... more

After Being Removed as “Deporter-in-Chief,” Bovino Now Wants the Presidency to Deport 100 Million People

After Being Removed as “Deporter-in-Chief,” Bovino Now Wants the Presidency to Deport 100 Million People

Immigration June 10, 2026

After Being Removed as “Deporter-in-Chief,” Bovino Now Wants the Presidency to Deport 100 Million People

Fresh off his appearance at a fascist conference in Portugal focused on ... more

Trump Mobile: The Phone That Vanished—Deposits Included

Trump Mobile: The Phone That Vanished—Deposits Included

Technology May 13, 2026

Trump Mobile: The Phone That Vanished—Deposits Included

Customers who placed deposits for the Trump Mobile T1 phone say they ... more

A Kushner Is Buying the Lakers. But Not That Kushner.

A Kushner Is Buying the Lakers. But Not That Kushner.

Los Angeles August 12, 2026

A Kushner Is Buying the Lakers. But Not That Kushner.

Josh Kushner, the Democratic venture capitalist and brother of Trump’s son-in-law Jared ... more

LAUSD Expanded Career Pathways Across Los Angeles. But Many Latino Students Still Face an Uphill Battle

LAUSD Expanded Career Pathways Across Los Angeles. But Many Latino Students Still Face an Uphill Battle

Education May 23, 2026

LAUSD Expanded Career Pathways Across Los Angeles. But Many Latino Students Still Face an Uphill Battle

A new LAUSD report shows career education can improve graduation and college ... more

Trump-Era Denaturalization Cases Reach Record Levels

Trump-Era Denaturalization Cases Reach Record Levels

Immigration June 23, 2026

Trump-Era Denaturalization Cases Reach Record Levels

New federal data show a sharp rise in denaturalization lawsuits while the ... more

Landmark HPV Study Finds Cervical Cancer Deaths Near Zero in Vaccinated Young Women. Why Latina Families Should Pay Attention

Landmark HPV Study Finds Cervical Cancer Deaths Near Zero in Vaccinated Young Women. Why Latina Families Should Pay Attention

Health June 20, 2026

Landmark HPV Study Finds Cervical Cancer Deaths Near Zero in Vaccinated Young Women. Why Latina Families Should Pay Attention

A major study found no cervical cancer deaths among vaccinated women ages ... more

Two Foodborne Outbreaks Are Triggering Food Recalls and Restaurant Changes. What California Consumers Need to Know

Two Foodborne Outbreaks Are Triggering Food Recalls and Restaurant Changes. What California Consumers Need to Know

California August 9, 2026

Two Foodborne Outbreaks Are Triggering Food Recalls and Restaurant Changes. What California Consumers Need to Know

Cyclospora-linked lettuce and Salmonella-linked jalapeños have prompted recalls, ingredient changes and new ... more

Can Stress Turn Your Hair Gray and Can the Color Come Back?

Can Stress Turn Your Hair Gray and Can the Color Come Back?

Health October 9, 2026

Can Stress Turn Your Hair Gray and Can the Color Come Back?

Have you ever noticed more gray hairs after a stressful stretch at ... more

Fernando Mendoza’s No. 1 NFL Draft Pick Signals Latino Market Power as Sports and Culture Converge

Fernando Mendoza’s No. 1 NFL Draft Pick Signals Latino Market Power as Sports and Culture Converge

Business Cover Story April 27, 2026

Fernando Mendoza’s No. 1 NFL Draft Pick Signals Latino Market Power as Sports and Culture Converge

Fernando Mendoza NFL Draft selection as the No 1 pick reflects a ... more

How Much Is “A Lot” Anymore? Why $80,000 Can Be Considered Low Income in California

How Much Is “A Lot” Anymore? Why $80,000 Can Be Considered Low Income in California

California September 10, 2026

How Much Is “A Lot” Anymore? Why $80,000 Can Be Considered Low Income in California

An $80,000 salary can sound comfortable. But California’s housing system measures income ... more

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