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Single? Divorced? Widowed? California Auto Insurance Ruling Could Affect Millions of Latino Drivers

Single? Divorced? Widowed? California Auto Insurance Ruling Could Affect Millions of Latino Drivers

California July 19, 2026

Single? Divorced? Widowed? California Auto Insurance Ruling Could Affect Millions of Latino Drivers

A California court decision involving marital status and auto insurance pricing has ... more

The Truth About Immigrants and Taxes: What the Data Really Shows

The Truth About Immigrants and Taxes: What the Data Really Shows

Economy April 13, 2026

The Truth About Immigrants and Taxes: What the Data Really Shows

immigrants economic impact US reveals a long-term economic contribution often overlooked in ... more

Fear Behind the Storefronts: The Lasting Mental Health Impact of Immigration Enforcement on Los Angeles Latino Entrepreneurs

Fear Behind the Storefronts: The Lasting Mental Health Impact of Immigration Enforcement on Los Angeles Latino Entrepreneurs

Economy July 24, 2026

Fear Behind the Storefronts: The Lasting Mental Health Impact of Immigration Enforcement on Los Angeles Latino Entrepreneurs

The economic damage caused by immigration enforcement in Los Angeles extended far ... more

Supreme Court Narrows Asylum Access: What Latino Families Need to Know About the New Border Ruling

Supreme Court Narrows Asylum Access: What Latino Families Need to Know About the New Border Ruling

Immigration June 25, 2026

Supreme Court Narrows Asylum Access: What Latino Families Need to Know About the New Border Ruling

The Court ruled that migrants standing in Mexico have not legally "arrived" ... more

AB 2624 Explained: What California’s New Law Protecting Immigrant Aid Workers Actually Does

AB 2624 Explained: What California’s New Law Protecting Immigrant Aid Workers Actually Does

Immigration August 22, 2026

AB 2624 Explained: What California’s New Law Protecting Immigrant Aid Workers Actually Does

Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed California AB 2624, creating new address protections ... more

Red States Lead America’s Beer Craze: This Labor Day, America’s beer map is looking surprisingly red

Red States Lead America’s Beer Craze: This Labor Day, America’s beer map is looking surprisingly red

Business September 6, 2026

Red States Lead America’s Beer Craze: This Labor Day, America’s beer map is looking surprisingly red

A new Google Trends analysis puts Wisconsin first in beer-related search interest ... more

Soto-Martínez Says Noncitizen Voting Proposal Requires Further Study

Soto-Martínez Says Noncitizen Voting Proposal Requires Further Study

Immigration June 30, 2026

Soto-Martínez Says Noncitizen Voting Proposal Requires Further Study

The Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted to remove a proposal allowing ... more

After Prison in California: The Hidden Struggle to Find Work, Rebuild Income, and Move Forward

After Prison in California: The Hidden Struggle to Find Work, Rebuild Income, and Move Forward

California July 27, 2026

After Prison in California: The Hidden Struggle to Find Work, Rebuild Income, and Move Forward

A new study finds that many formerly incarcerated people return home with ... more

Boyle Heights and South Central Have Five Demands. To Fight Gentrification, They Need Just One: Unity.

Boyle Heights and South Central Have Five Demands. To Fight Gentrification, They Need Just One: Unity.

Housing August 30, 2026

Boyle Heights and South Central Have Five Demands. To Fight Gentrification, They Need Just One: Unity.

From Boyle Heights to South Central, community campaigns are converging around demands ... more

Should Californians Be Optimistic About Housing in 2026? Here’s What’s Improving and What’s Still Broken

Should Californians Be Optimistic About Housing in 2026? Here’s What’s Improving and What’s Still Broken

Housing May 13, 2026

Should Californians Be Optimistic About Housing in 2026? Here’s What’s Improving and What’s Still Broken

Affordable housing money is flowing and ADUs are booming, but Los Angeles ... more

How to Manage GLP-1 Side Effects Safely, According to Doctors and Clinical Research

How to Manage GLP-1 Side Effects Safely, According to Doctors and Clinical Research

Health Cover Story May 19, 2026

How to Manage GLP-1 Side Effects Safely, According to Doctors and Clinical Research

Nausea, constipation, fatigue, and stomach problems are common with GLP-1 medications like ... more

Trump’s Iran War Is Making Memorial Day Travel More Expensive

Trump’s Iran War Is Making Memorial Day Travel More Expensive

Economy May 20, 2026

Trump’s Iran War Is Making Memorial Day Travel More Expensive

Rising oil prices linked to the conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the ... more

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Work Permit Changes Affecting TPS Holders and Asylum Seekers

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Work Permit Changes Affecting TPS Holders and Asylum Seekers

Immigration July 21, 2026

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Work Permit Changes Affecting TPS Holders and Asylum Seekers

Temporary ruling protects thousands of immigrants while legal fight continues. Here is ... more

Deported, But Not Home: How the U.S. Third-Country Deportation System Works

Deported, But Not Home: How the U.S. Third-Country Deportation System Works

Immigration September 6, 2026

Deported, But Not Home: How the U.S. Third-Country Deportation System Works

A deportation order tells a person they must leave the United States. ... more

Trump’s Face Is Coming to US Passports — But Not Everyone Will Get One

Trump’s Face Is Coming to US Passports — But Not Everyone Will Get One

Travel April 30, 2026

Trump’s Face Is Coming to US Passports — But Not Everyone Will Get One

rump commemorative passport plans ahead of America’s 250th anniversary raise questions on ... more

LA28 Wants Authentic Los Angeles on the Menu. But What About the Street Vendors Who Built It?

LA28 Wants Authentic Los Angeles on the Menu. But What About the Street Vendors Who Built It?

Food September 11, 2026

LA28 Wants Authentic Los Angeles on the Menu. But What About the Street Vendors Who Built It?

Los Angeles is getting ready to feed the world. LA28 has opened applications ... more

Short on Training, Teachers Struggle to Support English Language Learners

Short on Training, Teachers Struggle to Support English Language Learners

Education April 28, 2026

Short on Training, Teachers Struggle to Support English Language Learners

English learners teacher training in Los Angeles remains limited, as educators in ... more

Buying a Home Is Getting Harder for Young Adults, Especially in California

Buying a Home Is Getting Harder for Young Adults, Especially in California

Housing July 17, 2026

Buying a Home Is Getting Harder for Young Adults, Especially in California

A new Pew Research Center analysis finds home prices have risen much ... more

Where Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton Differ on Immigration, Healthcare and California’s Economy

Where Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton Differ on Immigration, Healthcare and California’s Economy

Politics July 6, 2026

Where Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton Differ on Immigration, Healthcare and California’s Economy

The two gubernatorial candidates offer sharply different approaches to immigration, Medi-Cal, affordability ... more

This Is Why a 25% Social Security Benefit Cut Could Hit in 2032

This Is Why a 25% Social Security Benefit Cut Could Hit in 2032

Economy June 29, 2026

This Is Why a 25% Social Security Benefit Cut Could Hit in 2032

The latest Trustees Report says the retirement trust fund could run short ... more

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