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Beutner Signals Campaign Priorities with Proposal to Expand Housing and Joint-Use Schoolyard Parks Beutner Signals Campaign Priorities with Proposal to Expand Housing and Joint-Use Schoolyard Parks
Education December 25, 2025

Beutner Signals Campaign Priorities with Proposal to Expand Housing and Joint-Use Schoolyard Parks

Los Angeles school land housing proposal from former LAUSD chief Austin Beutner ... more

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Walking and silence: meditation in movement Walking and silence: meditation in movement
Wellness April 22, 2023

Walking and silence: meditation in movement

Walking and practicing silence can have many benefits for the mind and ... more

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Gum Disease has been Associated with Diabetes, Heart Disease, Dementia and More. Gum Disease has been Associated with Diabetes, Heart Disease, Dementia and More.
Health July 22, 2023

Gum Disease has been Associated with Diabetes, Heart Disease, Dementia and More.

The inside of your mouth is the perfect place for bacteria to ... more

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Why You Wake Up Before Your Alarm (and What It Says About Your Brain) Why You Wake Up Before Your Alarm (and What It Says About Your Brain)
Wellness August 1, 2025

Why You Wake Up Before Your Alarm (and What It Says About Your Brain)

Turns out your body might be better at timekeeping than your smartphone. Have ... more

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Latino Couples COVID-19’s Painful Impact: Shrinking Social Networks Latino Couples COVID-19’s Painful Impact: Shrinking Social Networks
Latinos June 3, 2023

Latino Couples COVID-19’s Painful Impact: Shrinking Social Networks

Following the lockdowns and restrictions on public gatherings in the early days ... more

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Women tattoo more than men; Latinos get tattoos less than blacks and more than whites Women tattoo more than men; Latinos get tattoos less than blacks and more than whites
Art August 16, 2023

Women tattoo more than men; Latinos get tattoos less than blacks and more than whites

Tattoos have become a more common sight in workplaces around the United ... more

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If you are a Latina Entrepreneur these are 5 most read books If you are a Latina Entrepreneur these are 5 most read books
Culture October 6, 2023

If you are a Latina Entrepreneur these are 5 most read books

From funding to pitching to self-esteem, these books address some of the ... more

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Latina Women: First class workers; second-class salary Latina Women: First class workers; second-class salary
Latinos May 16, 2024

Latina Women: First class workers; second-class salary

The gender pay gap among Hispanics persists with no significant change. In ... more

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Americans are more worried about global warming now than they were in 2010 Americans are more worried about global warming now than they were in 2010
Climate Change February 2, 2024

Americans are more worried about global warming now than they were in 2010

More Americans, even Republicans, are accepting the reality of global warming— but ... more

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Harris knows only too well the boost the Latino electorate can provide Harris knows only too well the boost the Latino electorate can provide
Latinos August 5, 2024

Harris knows only too well the boost the Latino electorate can provide

In the heat of the first week of her unexpected presidential campaign, ... more

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Halloween sadism stands as a major threat to U.S. children Halloween sadism stands as a major threat to U.S. children
Halloween October 16, 2023

Halloween sadism stands as a major threat to U.S. children

Halloween sadism stands as a major threat to U.S. children. As children ... more

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L.A. County’s unhoused population faces high levels of discrimination, violence L.A. County’s unhoused population faces high levels of discrimination, violence
Homelessness August 9, 2024

L.A. County’s unhoused population faces high levels of discrimination, violence

For the estimated 75,000 people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles County, material ... more

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Blood Donors: The myth about Latinos who don’t donate blood Blood Donors: The myth about Latinos who don’t donate blood
Health March 8, 2023

Blood Donors: The myth about Latinos who don’t donate blood

Hispanics are the fastest growing part of the United States population, yet ... more

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FDA approves blood test to screen for colon cancer FDA approves blood test to screen for colon cancer
Healthcare July 30, 2024

FDA approves blood test to screen for colon cancer

On Monday, the Food and Drug Administration approved Guardant Health’s blood test, ... more

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Insulin Cost Cap Study Shows Real Savings and Raises a Bigger Question for California Insulin Cost Cap Study Shows Real Savings and Raises a Bigger Question for California
Health Cover Story April 7, 2026

Insulin Cost Cap Study Shows Real Savings and Raises a Bigger Question for California

insulin cost cap study Medicare reveals lower drug costs and better diabetes ... more

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Out of Control: Shocking Rise in Police Violence at LA Protests Out of Control: Shocking Rise in Police Violence at LA Protests
LA Politics August 19, 2025

Out of Control: Shocking Rise in Police Violence at LA Protests

Law enforcement officers responded to protests against immigration raids in and around ... more

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ICE Detention Center Puts Immigrant Children at Risk, Reports Say ICE Detention Center Puts Immigrant Children at Risk, Reports Say
Immigration September 18, 2025

ICE Detention Center Puts Immigrant Children at Risk, Reports Say

New revelations about conditions at a Texas detention facility for immigrant families ... more

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Is Pumpkin Good for You? Is Pumpkin Good for You?
Health October 29, 2023

Is Pumpkin Good for You?

Is pumpkin good for you? Pumpkins are more than a seasonal decoration ... more

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Trump Administration Conceals Number of Pregnant Women in ICE Detention Trump Administration Conceals Number of Pregnant Women in ICE Detention
Immigration October 14, 2025

Trump Administration Conceals Number of Pregnant Women in ICE Detention

The putrid smell emanating from breakfast turned Daniela's stomach, which wailed internally ... more

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