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Trump Challenges California Schools “Willful Defiance” Law

Trump Challenges California Schools “Willful Defiance” Law

Education May 2, 2025

Trump Challenges California Schools “Willful Defiance” Law

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that could challenge California's ... more

Naibe Reynoso: “I have always thought that we are born with a specific interest”

Naibe Reynoso: “I have always thought that we are born with a specific interest”

Culture February 7, 2024

Naibe Reynoso: “I have always thought that we are born with a specific interest”

The extensive list of accomplishments that Naibe Reynoso has on her resume ... more

LAUSD at a Breaking Point: 3,200 Layoff Notices as Enrollment Plunges and Spending Soars

LAUSD at a Breaking Point: 3,200 Layoff Notices as Enrollment Plunges and Spending Soars

Education February 18, 2026

LAUSD at a Breaking Point: 3,200 Layoff Notices as Enrollment Plunges and Spending Soars

The LAUSD budget deficit exposes deeper questions about enrollment decline, record California ... more

Serrat said, “These are Times of Fear, But Also of Hope… Migrants May be Poor, But They are not Fools.”

Serrat said, “These are Times of Fear, But Also of Hope… Migrants May be Poor, But They are not Fools.”

Culture December 10, 2025

Serrat said, “These are Times of Fear, But Also of Hope… Migrants May be Poor, But They are not Fools.”

“These are times of fear, but also of hope. Governments and people ... more

New Harvard-Stanford Study Finds Latino Students Still Facing Larger Learning Gaps After Pandemic

New Harvard-Stanford Study Finds Latino Students Still Facing Larger Learning Gaps After Pandemic

Education May 13, 2026

New Harvard-Stanford Study Finds Latino Students Still Facing Larger Learning Gaps After Pandemic

The Education Recovery Scorecard finds progress nationwide, but many districts serving Latino ... more

Lena Gonzalez: It is crucial to prioritize the frontline communities that have suffered the most from pollution.

Lena Gonzalez: It is crucial to prioritize the frontline communities that have suffered the most from pollution.

Climate Change June 28, 2024

Lena Gonzalez: It is crucial to prioritize the frontline communities that have suffered the most from pollution.

The issue of environmental protection has been one of the most important ... more

California Faces Shortage of Thousands of Bilingual Teachers, Turns to High School Students to Build Future Latino Education Workforce

California Faces Shortage of Thousands of Bilingual Teachers, Turns to High School Students to Build Future Latino Education Workforce

Education July 20, 2026

California Faces Shortage of Thousands of Bilingual Teachers, Turns to High School Students to Build Future Latino Education Workforce

State programs are recruiting bilingual high school students to become future teachers ... more

Manny Jiménez Sr : “Having the Possibility to Write Saved My Life”

Manny Jiménez Sr : “Having the Possibility to Write Saved My Life”

Film November 18, 2023

Manny Jiménez Sr : “Having the Possibility to Write Saved My Life”

"For me, writing is important; we all have stories to tell. I ... more

Most Americans report listening to podcasts more frequently than older generations

Most Americans report listening to podcasts more frequently than older generations

Latinos April 19, 2023

Most Americans report listening to podcasts more frequently than older generations

The vast majority (87%) of Americans who listen to news on podcasts ... more

Latinos Hit Hardest as Inside Safe LA Homeless Program Falters

Latinos Hit Hardest as Inside Safe LA Homeless Program Falters

Homelessness April 6, 2026

Latinos Hit Hardest as Inside Safe LA Homeless Program Falters

Los Angeles homelessness Inside Safe program reveals deep gaps between temporary shelter ... more

Bill could immortalize the case of a brave Latino family that fought against segregation in California schools

Bill could immortalize the case of a brave Latino family that fought against segregation in California schools

Latinos September 27, 2023

Bill could immortalize the case of a brave Latino family that fought against segregation in California schools

Rep. Jimmy Gomez, D-Calif., will introduce legislation Wednesday to rename the Los ... more

New year, lower insulin costs; more Americans can now get insulin for $35

New year, lower insulin costs; more Americans can now get insulin for

Healthcare January 4, 2024

New year, lower insulin costs; more Americans can now get insulin for $35

More patients on insulin will pay less for the drug this year ... more

Former Latino aides from the Biden White House take a plan into action to mobilize the vote nationwide

Former Latino aides from the Biden White House take a plan into action to mobilize the vote nationwide

Latinos March 12, 2024

Former Latino aides from the Biden White House take a plan into action to mobilize the vote nationwide

Former Latino aides from the Biden White House are starting a team ... more

The elderly caregiving crisis

The elderly caregiving crisis

Healthcare October 11, 2024

The elderly caregiving crisis

Kamala Harris' proposal to create a Medicare benefit for long-term home care ... more

Ary Amaya is 27 acres into an Indigenous-led reforestation of L.A. She’s far from done

Ary Amaya is 27 acres into an Indigenous-led reforestation of L.A. She’s far from done

Latinos May 14, 2024

Ary Amaya is 27 acres into an Indigenous-led reforestation of L.A. She’s far from done

Ary Amaya barely squints as she stands awash in the midmorning glare, ... more

Stefany Hernandez: “Traveling is very important for mental health.”

Stefany Hernandez: “Traveling is very important for mental health.”

Travel June 5, 2023

Stefany Hernandez: “Traveling is very important for mental health.”

"It is very important to make decisions as a group, so that ... more

Antonio Villaraigosa, former LA mayor, makes another run for California governor

Antonio Villaraigosa, former LA mayor, makes another run for California governor

Latinos July 23, 2024

Antonio Villaraigosa, former LA mayor, makes another run for California governor

Former LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is making another run for California governor. "California ... more

Latina women account for 29 percent of the 24,000 new breast cancer cases diagnosed each year

Latina women account for 29 percent of the 24,000 new breast cancer cases diagnosed each year

cancer October 5, 2023

Latina women account for 29 percent of the 24,000 new breast cancer cases diagnosed each year

Breast cancer is the second most common type of cancer in women ... more

Deyra Barrera: The dream comes true and the magic of Fernando Valenzuela played its part

Deyra Barrera: The dream comes true and the magic of Fernando Valenzuela played its part

Latinos November 28, 2024

Deyra Barrera: The dream comes true and the magic of Fernando Valenzuela played its part

Many were taken back when they played Kendrick Lamar's surprise album GNX ... more

As obesity rates rise in the U.S. and worldwide, new weight-loss drugs emerge in popularity

As obesity rates rise in the U.S. and worldwide, new weight-loss drugs emerge in popularity

Health March 26, 2024

As obesity rates rise in the U.S. and worldwide, new weight-loss drugs emerge in popularity

Obesity affects roughly 42% of U.S. adults, according to the Centers for ... more

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