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A New American, Ready to Vote: The Do’s and Don’ts for New Citizens

A New American, Ready to Vote: The Do’s and Don’ts for New Citizens

California September 27, 2026

A New American, Ready to Vote: The Do’s and Don’ts for New Citizens

Becoming a U.S. citizen can mark the end of a long immigration ... more

Is Garcia Your Last Name? It’s The Most Common Latino Last Name In The U.S.

Is Garcia Your Last Name? It’s The Most Common Latino Last Name In The U.S.

Latinos April 14, 2026

Is Garcia Your Last Name? It’s The Most Common Latino Last Name In The U.S.

Garcia most common Latino last name US highlights the growing influence of ... more

Rafael Hernández: The Mexican Firefighter Who Became a Hero on 9/11

Rafael Hernández: The Mexican Firefighter Who Became a Hero on 9/11

Latinos September 8, 2026

Rafael Hernández: The Mexican Firefighter Who Became a Hero on 9/11

The story of a Mexican firefighter who ran toward the World Trade ... more

California Cyclospora Outbreak: How Gastrointestinal Illness Is Affecting Businesses and Public Health

California Cyclospora Outbreak: How Gastrointestinal Illness Is Affecting Businesses and Public Health

California July 26, 2026

California Cyclospora Outbreak: How Gastrointestinal Illness Is Affecting Businesses and Public Health

A UCLA public health expert explains why Cyclospora outbreaks are difficult to ... 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

Gas Prices Rise Above $6, but LA Keeps Driving: For Many Latinos, Cars Remain a Necessity

Gas Prices Rise Above $6, but LA Keeps Driving: For Many Latinos, Cars Remain a Necessity

Economy July 12, 2026

Gas Prices Rise Above $6, but LA Keeps Driving: For Many Latinos, Cars Remain a Necessity

Gasoline prices have surged past $6 per gallon in Los Angeles, but ... more

Trump Administration Revives Public Charge Rule: What California Immigrant Families Need to Know

Trump Administration Revives Public Charge Rule: What California Immigrant Families Need to Know

Cover Story July 16, 2026

Trump Administration Revives Public Charge Rule: What California Immigrant Families Need to Know

The revived policy gives immigration officers broader authority to consider an applicant’s ... more

H-2A Farmworkers: You Shouldn’t Have to Pay Thousands for a U.S. Farm Job

H-2A Farmworkers: You Shouldn’t Have to Pay Thousands for a U.S. Farm Job

California August 31, 2026

H-2A Farmworkers: You Shouldn’t Have to Pay Thousands for a U.S. Farm Job

A Santa Maria recruiter was sentenced after prosecutors said he charged Mexican ... more

The Mental Health Gap No One’s Talking About: Why Latinos Are Undertreated for Depression

The Mental Health Gap No One’s Talking About: Why Latinos Are Undertreated for Depression

Health September 10, 2026

The Mental Health Gap No One’s Talking About: Why Latinos Are Undertreated for Depression

As Washington debates whether Americans are taking too many psychiatric medications, Latino ... more

Solar power is growing among Latino families. The challenge is turning interest into ownership.

Solar power is growing among Latino families. The challenge is turning interest into ownership.

Climate Change August 4, 2026

Solar power is growing among Latino families. The challenge is turning interest into ownership.

California offers rebates and incentives that can reduce the cost of rooftop ... more

As LAUSD Loses Students, South and East LA Schools Fight to Survive

As LAUSD Loses Students, South and East LA Schools Fight to Survive

Education September 18, 2026

As LAUSD Loses Students, South and East LA Schools Fight to Survive

Trinity Street Elementary has stood in South Los Angeles for more than ... more

California Schools Brace for More Layoffs as Enrollment Crisis Deepens — Latino Students Hit Hardest

California Schools Brace for More Layoffs as Enrollment Crisis Deepens — Latino Students Hit Hardest

Education August 3, 2026

California Schools Brace for More Layoffs as Enrollment Crisis Deepens — Latino Students Hit Hardest

Declining enrollment is shrinking school budgets across California, prompting layoffs, program reductions ... more

Alzheimer’s and Latino Families: Why Every Older Adult in Los Angeles Needs a Large-Print Contact List

Alzheimer’s and Latino Families: Why Every Older Adult in Los Angeles Needs a Large-Print Contact List

Health July 21, 2026

Alzheimer’s and Latino Families: Why Every Older Adult in Los Angeles Needs a Large-Print Contact List

A large-print contact list can help older adults with memory changes stay ... more

Tariffs, Raids, and Rising Prices: How Trump’s Own Policies Are Turning Rural America Against Him

Tariffs, Raids, and Rising Prices: How Trump’s Own Policies Are Turning Rural America Against Him

Business September 20, 2026

Tariffs, Raids, and Rising Prices: How Trump’s Own Policies Are Turning Rural America Against Him

California Farmers Are Caught Between Immigration Enforcement and Trump’s Trade Policies California agriculture ... more

ICE Now Uses Dozens of AI Tools. Here’s What They Can Track and Why Civil Rights Groups Are Suing

ICE Now Uses Dozens of AI Tools. Here’s What They Can Track and Why Civil Rights Groups Are Suing

Immigration June 24, 2026

ICE Now Uses Dozens of AI Tools. Here’s What They Can Track and Why Civil Rights Groups Are Suing

New federal disclosures reveal the growing role of artificial intelligence in immigration ... more

Inside the Los Angeles Immigration Lawsuit That Could Reshape Federal Enforcement Across Southern California

Inside the Los Angeles Immigration Lawsuit That Could Reshape Federal Enforcement Across Southern California

Immigration August 5, 2026

Inside the Los Angeles Immigration Lawsuit That Could Reshape Federal Enforcement Across Southern California

A judge's contempt order against the Department of Homeland Security is only ... more

Latino Families in Los Angeles Start Back-to-School Shopping Early as Rising Costs Tighten Budgets

Latino Families in Los Angeles Start Back-to-School Shopping Early as Rising Costs Tighten Budgets

Education July 8, 2026

Latino Families in Los Angeles Start Back-to-School Shopping Early as Rising Costs Tighten Budgets

Many Latino families in Los Angeles are expected to begin back-to-school shopping ... more

Another Summer, Another Surge: LA County’s Hidden Heat Crisis

Another Summer, Another Surge: LA County’s Hidden Heat Crisis

Climate Change September 2, 2026

Another Summer, Another Surge: LA County’s Hidden Heat Crisis

A new Los Angeles County dashboard is giving officials and residents a ... more

LAUSD Vendors Reject ICE Ties, But 11 Disclose Immigration Enforcement Engagements

LAUSD Vendors Reject ICE Ties, But 11 Disclose Immigration Enforcement Engagements

Education September 23, 2026

LAUSD Vendors Reject ICE Ties, But 11 Disclose Immigration Enforcement Engagements

Only 763 of more than 12,000 vendors have responded, while 11 companies ... more

Pregnant Tourists Targeted After Supreme Court Birthright Ruling

Pregnant Tourists Targeted After Supreme Court Birthright Ruling

Immigration July 1, 2026

Pregnant Tourists Targeted After Supreme Court Birthright Ruling

After the Supreme Court left birthright citizenship intact, Republican lawmakers and Trump ... more

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