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California Protects Undocumented Students’ College Access. Now Work Is the Battleground

California Protects Undocumented Students’ College Access. Now Work Is the Battleground

Cover Story August 15, 2026

California Protects Undocumented Students’ College Access. Now Work Is the Battleground

California has built a pathway into higher education for undocumented students through ... more

FDA Warns Recalled Canned Tuna Was Accidentally Reshipped to California

FDA Warns Recalled Canned Tuna Was Accidentally Reshipped to California

Food January 20, 2026

FDA Warns Recalled Canned Tuna Was Accidentally Reshipped to California

Consumers urged to check specific Genova Yellowfin tuna cans after botulism-linked recall ... more

Latinos Lag in Lead Roles on Netflix, Despite Gains in Female Representation

Latinos Lag in Lead Roles on Netflix, Despite Gains in Female Representation

Latinos April 29, 2023

Latinos Lag in Lead Roles on Netflix, Despite Gains in Female Representation

Netflix Inc has increased the number of Asian and women in lead ... more

Marcos Witt Albums Have Sold a Staggering 27M Copies: “My Music Carries the Breath of God”

Marcos Witt Albums Have Sold a Staggering 27M Copies: “My Music Carries the Breath of God”

Family July 3, 2023

Marcos Witt Albums Have Sold a Staggering 27M Copies: “My Music Carries the Breath of God”

Jonathan Mark Witt Holder was a missionary kid: born in San Antonio, ... more

Breaking Stereotypes: How #Nosabo Kids Challenge Latino Language Norms and Thrive on TikTok

Breaking Stereotypes: How #Nosabo Kids Challenge Latino Language Norms and Thrive on TikTok

Latinos September 18, 2023

Breaking Stereotypes: How #Nosabo Kids Challenge Latino Language Norms and Thrive on TikTok

In recent years, the phrase "no sabo," which is the incorrect way ... more

Could ants’ nests hold the secret to reducing traffic congestion on the 405 Freeway?

Could ants’ nests hold the secret to reducing traffic congestion on the 405 Freeway?

Culture September 1, 2023

Could ants’ nests hold the secret to reducing traffic congestion on the 405 Freeway?

In a new study, UCLA biologists discovered insights about how ants build ... more

Marissa Díaz: Without boots or a ranch, a Tejana Latina who seeks to translate her dreams to the screen

Marissa Díaz: Without boots or a ranch, a Tejana Latina who seeks to translate her dreams to the screen

Latinos February 8, 2024

Marissa Díaz: Without boots or a ranch, a Tejana Latina who seeks to translate her dreams to the screen

She comes from the land of Selena, though she's not into music. ... more

Latina Women: Own Your Power, Break Barriers, and Lead

Latina Women: Own Your Power, Break Barriers, and Lead

Culture March 6, 2025

Latina Women: Own Your Power, Break Barriers, and Lead

“We as women have to understand that we know more, we are ... more

Vincent ‘Chente’ Montalvo: We know well the injustices, we have lived them for generations.

Vincent ‘Chente’ Montalvo: We know well the injustices, we have lived them for generations.

Latinos April 30, 2024

Vincent ‘Chente’ Montalvo: We know well the injustices, we have lived them for generations.

He has a powerful, confident, transparent voice. And when appropriate, his laughter ... more

California’s Death Valley sizzles as brutal heat wave continues

California’s Death Valley sizzles as brutal heat wave continues

Climate Change July 17, 2023

California’s Death Valley sizzles as brutal heat wave continues

Long the hottest place on Earth, Death Valley put a sizzling exclamation ... more

Ricardo Lopez: “I am very sure of who I am, it has been a long journey”

Ricardo Lopez: “I am very sure of who I am, it has been a long journey”

Latinos July 8, 2024

Ricardo Lopez: “I am very sure of who I am, it has been a long journey”

Ricardo Lopez is a quiet, low-key person, the sports editor of La ... more

This California Solar Project Shows What’s Possible — So Why Aren’t There More?

This California Solar Project Shows What’s Possible — So Why Aren’t There More?

California September 15, 2025

This California Solar Project Shows What’s Possible — So Why Aren’t There More?

“Why disturb land that has sacred value when we could just put ... more

Selena’s enduring legacy as a music icon is evident in her posthumous Medal of Arts

Selena’s enduring legacy as a music icon is evident in her posthumous Medal of Arts

Entertainment October 23, 2024

Selena’s enduring legacy as a music icon is evident in her posthumous Medal of Arts

If the "Queen of Tejano" musician Selena Quintanilla Perez — simply known ... more

For Valentine’s Day, facts about marriage and dating in the U.S.

For Valentine’s Day, facts about marriage and dating in the U.S.

Relationship February 14, 2024

For Valentine’s Day, facts about marriage and dating in the U.S.

Today, many Americans will celebrate Valentine's Day with important people in their ... more

ICE defends that its agents are masked and in civilian clothes; “we need to protect their families”

ICE defends that its agents are masked and in civilian clothes; “we need to protect their families”

Immigration June 4, 2025

ICE defends that its agents are masked and in civilian clothes; “we need to protect their families”

Todd Lyons, the head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), on Monday ... more

Delia Flores: “I have always known God; I have faith that He will help me.”

Delia Flores: “I have always known God; I have faith that He will help me.”

Community November 16, 2024

Delia Flores: “I have always known God; I have faith that He will help me.”

Originally from Lázaro Cárdenas, Mexico, Flores endured a childhood that no one ... more

ICE detains Marine Corps veteran’s wife who was still breastfeeding their baby

ICE detains Marine Corps veteran’s wife who was still breastfeeding their baby

Immigration June 24, 2025

ICE detains Marine Corps veteran’s wife who was still breastfeeding their baby

Marine Corps veteran Adrian Clouatre doesn't know how to tell his children ... more

Mexican doctors: “When they hear us speaking to them in Spanish, it’s something liberating for them. It’s not just medical attention, it’s understanding them, it’s sharing a culture.”

Mexican doctors: “When they hear us speaking to them in Spanish, it’s something liberating for them. It’s not just medical attention, it’s understanding them, it’s sharing a culture.”

Healthcare February 5, 2024

Mexican doctors: “When they hear us speaking to them in Spanish, it’s something liberating for them. It’s not just medical attention, it’s understanding them, it’s sharing a culture.”

"I didn't run away," says Dr. Laura Castro Castrezana, with laughter. A ... more

Take Our Jobs: The Day Senator Alex Padilla Lived the Grueling Life of a Farmworker

Take Our Jobs: The Day Senator Alex Padilla Lived the Grueling Life of a Farmworker

Immigration July 11, 2025

Take Our Jobs: The Day Senator Alex Padilla Lived the Grueling Life of a Farmworker

Someone forgot to educate U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins about the skills ... more

As Open Enrollment Begins, Obamacare Costs Climb Sharply

As Open Enrollment Begins, Obamacare Costs Climb Sharply

Health November 3, 2025

As Open Enrollment Begins, Obamacare Costs Climb Sharply

Open enrollment began Saturday for healthcare insurance through Affordable Care Act marketplaces, ... more

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