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Inflation Is Still Squeezing California Families. Why a Household Budget Matters More Than Ever in 2026

Inflation Is Still Squeezing California Families. Why a Household Budget Matters More Than Ever in 2026

Cover Story May 28, 2026

Inflation Is Still Squeezing California Families. Why a Household Budget Matters More Than Ever in 2026

New inflation data shows costs are still climbing across essentials like housing, ... more

769 Federal Warrants, 362 Transfers: How Immigration Enforcement Is Changing California’s Sanctuary System

769 Federal Warrants, 362 Transfers: How Immigration Enforcement Is Changing California’s Sanctuary System

Immigration August 13, 2026

769 Federal Warrants, 362 Transfers: How Immigration Enforcement Is Changing California’s Sanctuary System

Operation Guardian Angel has produced 769 federal warrants and 362 transfers from ... more

Gains in California Home Affordability Leave Latino Buyers Behind

Gains in California Home Affordability Leave Latino Buyers Behind

California May 4, 2026

Gains in California Home Affordability Leave Latino Buyers Behind

A new California Association of Realtors report found housing affordability improved in ... more

Trump’s Face Is Coming to US Passports — But Not Everyone Will Get One

Trump’s Face Is Coming to US Passports — But Not Everyone Will Get One

Travel April 30, 2026

Trump’s Face Is Coming to US Passports — But Not Everyone Will Get One

rump commemorative passport plans ahead of America’s 250th anniversary raise questions on ... more

Less Visible, More Widespread: How ICE Changed Its Tactics and Expanded Its Reach

Less Visible, More Widespread: How ICE Changed Its Tactics and Expanded Its Reach

California September 29, 2026

Less Visible, More Widespread: How ICE Changed Its Tactics and Expanded Its Reach

Immigration enforcement has become less visible in some places, even as ICE ... more

L.A. County Plans New System to Help Patients Avoid Medical Debt

L.A. County Plans New System to Help Patients Avoid Medical Debt

Health October 15, 2026

L.A. County Plans New System to Help Patients Avoid Medical Debt

A proposed shared screening system aims to help hospitals identify patients who ... more

Department of Education Ends Decades-Old Title VI Rule. What It Could Mean for California Schools and Latino Families

Department of Education Ends Decades-Old Title VI Rule. What It Could Mean for California Schools and Latino Families

Education July 23, 2026

Department of Education Ends Decades-Old Title VI Rule. What It Could Mean for California Schools and Latino Families

Federal officials say the change restores fairness in civil rights enforcement, while ... more

Street Vendors Face Safety Concerns After Recent Attacks in Los Angeles Area

Street Vendors Face Safety Concerns After Recent Attacks in Los Angeles Area

Crime July 9, 2026

Street Vendors Face Safety Concerns After Recent Attacks in Los Angeles Area

Recent assaults involving vendors in downtown Los Angeles and Long Beach are ... more

11 California Trucking Schools Shut Down in Federal English Proficiency Crackdown

11 California Trucking Schools Shut Down in Federal English Proficiency Crackdown

Immigration September 3, 2026

11 California Trucking Schools Shut Down in Federal English Proficiency Crackdown

Eleven California commercial truck-driving schools have been shut down as federal officials ... more

LA Homes Cost $1.1M. In Fresno, $500K Can Buy a House

LA Homes Cost $1.1M. In Fresno, $500K Can Buy a House

California October 27, 2026

LA Homes Cost $1.1M. In Fresno, $500K Can Buy a House

For Los Angeles buyers considering the Central Valley, Fresno offers lower asking ... more

The Baldness Cure May Be Getting Closer, But 2026’s Biggest Hair Breakthroughs Still Come With a Catch

The Baldness Cure May Be Getting Closer, But 2026’s Biggest Hair Breakthroughs Still Come With a Catch

Health August 25, 2026

The Baldness Cure May Be Getting Closer, But 2026’s Biggest Hair Breakthroughs Still Come With a Catch

Scientists are moving beyond slowing hair loss and toward regenerating dormant follicles ... more

California Voters May Decide the Future of Environmental Reviews as CEQA Reform Measure Heads Toward 2026 Ballot

California Voters May Decide the Future of Environmental Reviews as CEQA Reform Measure Heads Toward 2026 Ballot

Cover Story June 17, 2026

California Voters May Decide the Future of Environmental Reviews as CEQA Reform Measure Heads Toward 2026 Ballot

The Building an Affordable California Act would impose new deadlines on environmental ... more

Latino Communities Under Attack: What’s on the Line in the 2026 Midterms

Latino Communities Under Attack: What’s on the Line in the 2026 Midterms

Latino Community October 2, 2026

Latino Communities Under Attack: What’s on the Line in the 2026 Midterms

With one month until Election Day, the 2026 midterms are being framed ... more

Can’t Afford Steak? Republican Congressman Says the Real Problem Is That Americans Don’t Work Hard Enough

Can’t Afford Steak? Republican Congressman Says the Real Problem Is That Americans Don’t Work Hard Enough

Economy July 2, 2026

Can’t Afford Steak? Republican Congressman Says the Real Problem Is That Americans Don’t Work Hard Enough

This year, as in the months before, rising food prices continue to ... more

Americans Wanting Less Immigration Has Fallen Sharply, New Poll Shows. Here’s What Changed

Americans Wanting Less Immigration Has Fallen Sharply, New Poll Shows. Here’s What Changed

Immigration July 11, 2026

Americans Wanting Less Immigration Has Fallen Sharply, New Poll Shows. Here’s What Changed

A new Gallup survey finds Americans increasingly view immigration positively and are ... more

ICE Arrests Hit Nearly 50,000 in July. What Does That Mean for Los Angeles?

ICE Arrests Hit Nearly 50,000 in July. What Does That Mean for Los Angeles?

Immigration August 25, 2026

ICE Arrests Hit Nearly 50,000 in July. What Does That Mean for Los Angeles?

The highest monthly arrest total of President Donald Trump’s second term comes ... more

Naturalized Salvadoran in California Returned to El Salvador and Was Detained Over His Tattoos

Naturalized Salvadoran in California Returned to El Salvador and Was Detained Over His Tattoos

Immigration September 21, 2026

Naturalized Salvadoran in California Returned to El Salvador and Was Detained Over His Tattoos

Three U.S. citizens of Salvadoran origin have been detained in El Salvador ... more

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

New Federal Job Training Grants Won’t Cover Undocumented Students. California Has Other Options

New Federal Job Training Grants Won’t Cover Undocumented Students. California Has Other Options

Cover Story June 16, 2026

New Federal Job Training Grants Won’t Cover Undocumented Students. California Has Other Options

For the first time, federal Pell Grants can be used for short-term ... more

Nearly 236,000 Latinos Experienced Homelessness Last Year. Why Thousands of Families Never Appear in Official Counts

Nearly 236,000 Latinos Experienced Homelessness Last Year. Why Thousands of Families Never Appear in Official Counts

Cover Story May 31, 2026

Nearly 236,000 Latinos Experienced Homelessness Last Year. Why Thousands of Families Never Appear in Official Counts

A new federal report found record homelessness across the United States, but ... more

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