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LADWP Gives LA Families More Time to Pay Bills. But What Happens to the Money They Owe? LADWP Gives LA Families More Time to Pay Bills. But What Happens to the Money They Owe?
Consumer October 21, 2026

LADWP Gives LA Families More Time to Pay Bills. But What Happens to the Money They Owe?

Los Angeles residents struggling with high electricity and water bills are getting ... more

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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

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A Common Blood Pressure Drug May Activate Brown Fat. What Does That Mean? A Common Blood Pressure Drug May Activate Brown Fat. What Does That Mean?
Health October 21, 2026

A Common Blood Pressure Drug May Activate Brown Fat. What Does That Mean?

New research suggests losartan, a widely prescribed blood-pressure medication, may help the ... more

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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

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Kidney Patients With Medicare Advantage Were Less Likely to Get Transplants, Study Finds Kidney Patients With Medicare Advantage Were Less Likely to Get Transplants, Study Finds
Health October 21, 2026

Kidney Patients With Medicare Advantage Were Less Likely to Get Transplants, Study Finds

New research raises questions about access to kidney transplants. Here's what California ... more

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Rising Concerns Over Hate and Political Hostility in Los Angeles Ahead of Midterm Elections Rising Concerns Over Hate and Political Hostility in Los Angeles Ahead of Midterm Elections
Los Angeles October 20, 2026

Rising Concerns Over Hate and Political Hostility in Los Angeles Ahead of Midterm Elections

LAPD recorded 416 hate crimes from January through July, slightly more than ... more

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West Hollywood Opens the Door for Street Vendors With Proposed Free Vending Zone West Hollywood Opens the Door for Street Vendors With Proposed Free Vending Zone
Latinos October 20, 2026

West Hollywood Opens the Door for Street Vendors With Proposed Free Vending Zone

The Rainbow District pilot program could give sidewalk food vendors a designated ... more

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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

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New Study Finds Asylum Seekers in LA and Orange County Courts Face Deportation Without Full Hearings New Study Finds Asylum Seekers in LA and Orange County Courts Face Deportation Without Full Hearings
California October 20, 2026

New Study Finds Asylum Seekers in LA and Orange County Courts Face Deportation Without Full Hearings

Researchers observed immigration proceedings in Los Angeles and Santa Ana where missed ... more

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California Now Tracks AI-Related Unemployment. What Does It Reveal About Your Job? California Now Tracks AI-Related Unemployment. What Does It Reveal About Your Job?
Employment October 20, 2026

California Now Tracks AI-Related Unemployment. What Does It Reveal About Your Job?

California's AI-Unemployment Tracker offers a closer look at workers in occupations exposed ... more

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New Rectal Cancer Treatment Could Help Patients Avoid Surgery. Who Qualifies? New Rectal Cancer Treatment Could Help Patients Avoid Surgery. Who Qualifies?
cancer October 19, 2026

New Rectal Cancer Treatment Could Help Patients Avoid Surgery. Who Qualifies?

The FDA has approved an immunotherapy that could spare some rectal cancer ... more

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Are Algorithms Changing What Latino Families Pay for Groceries? Are Algorithms Changing What Latino Families Pay for Groceries?
Business October 19, 2026

Are Algorithms Changing What Latino Families Pay for Groceries?

As retailers adopt artificial intelligence and digital price tags, Latino shoppers face ... more

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Mobile Voting Brings Election Access Into Los Angeles Communities Mobile Voting Brings Election Access Into Los Angeles Communities
LA Politics October 19, 2026

Mobile Voting Brings Election Access Into Los Angeles Communities

Los Angeles County is bringing voting services directly into communities through its ... more

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Rotten Food, Spoiled Chicken and Hunger: What People Detained by ICE Are Eating in U.S. Detention Centers Rotten Food, Spoiled Chicken and Hunger: What People Detained by ICE Are Eating in U.S. Detention Centers
Immigration October 19, 2026

Rotten Food, Spoiled Chicken and Hunger: What People Detained by ICE Are Eating in U.S. Detention Centers

Federal inspections, media investigations, and detainee accounts have raised concerns about spoiled ... more

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Nine Mexican Nationals Among 28 Charged in California Election Fraud Operation Nine Mexican Nationals Among 28 Charged in California Election Fraud Operation
Immigration October 19, 2026

Nine Mexican Nationals Among 28 Charged in California Election Fraud Operation

Federal authorities allege that nine Mexican nationals registered to vote or cast ... more

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LA County Offers Free Food Carts, So What’s the Catch? LA County Offers Free Food Carts, So What’s the Catch?
Los Angeles October 19, 2026

LA County Offers Free Food Carts, So What’s the Catch?

There is no catch. Los Angeles County has added 30 food carts ... more

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28 Green Card Holders Charged in California Voting Cases: Could They Face Prison or Deportation? 28 Green Card Holders Charged in California Voting Cases: Could They Face Prison or Deportation?
Immigration October 19, 2026

28 Green Card Holders Charged in California Voting Cases: Could They Face Prison or Deportation?

Federal prosecutors accuse 28 California permanent residents of election-related offenses. With the ... more

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The Man Reinventing Latino Radio With Coyotec and Keeping Human Connection at Its Heart The Man Reinventing Latino Radio With Coyotec and Keeping Human Connection at Its Heart
Latinos October 19, 2026

The Man Reinventing Latino Radio With Coyotec and Keeping Human Connection at Its Heart

  As president of Audio at Entravision, Maytorena is challenging conventional ideas about ... more

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12,310 LAUSD Students Reached the English-Proficiency Threshold. Under a New Law, What Happens Next? 12,310 LAUSD Students Reached the English-Proficiency Threshold. Under a New Law, What Happens Next?
California October 19, 2026

12,310 LAUSD Students Reached the English-Proficiency Threshold. Under a New Law, What Happens Next?

California has changed how schools determine when students learning English are ready ... more

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