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‘He Acts Like Fidel’: Trump Leaves Cubans in Political Limbo ‘He Acts Like Fidel’: Trump Leaves Cubans in Political Limbo
Latinos September 18, 2025

‘He Acts Like Fidel’: Trump Leaves Cubans in Political Limbo

There were years when Cubans became the face of Latino conservatism in ... more

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Andropause in Men: Signs, Symptoms & Solutions Andropause in Men: Signs, Symptoms & Solutions
Health November 22, 2025

Andropause in Men: Signs, Symptoms & Solutions

Learn how testosterone changes with age, what symptoms to watch for, and ... more

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Facing ICE, the Frog Speaks Out: ‘I’m Worried About My Community’ Facing ICE, the Frog Speaks Out: ‘I’m Worried About My Community’
Immigration October 13, 2025

Facing ICE, the Frog Speaks Out: ‘I’m Worried About My Community’

As one right-wing news outlet reported that it had “unmasked” a protester ... more

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U.S. Life Expectancy Rebounds to Record High, While Latinos Maintain a Persistent Health Edge U.S. Life Expectancy Rebounds to Record High, While Latinos Maintain a Persistent Health Edge
Health January 30, 2026

U.S. Life Expectancy Rebounds to Record High, While Latinos Maintain a Persistent Health Edge

New data show U.S. life expectancy rebounding after COVID-19, with Latino Americans ... more

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How Anger Over ICE Raids Is Mobilizing Latino Communities How Anger Over ICE Raids Is Mobilizing Latino Communities
LA Politics November 4, 2025

How Anger Over ICE Raids Is Mobilizing Latino Communities

Elections on Tuesday in California, New Jersey and other states are unfolding ... more

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Breakthrough Cancer Treatments are Here But Gaps Remain for Latino Patients Breakthrough Cancer Treatments are Here But Gaps Remain for Latino Patients
Health April 20, 2026

Breakthrough Cancer Treatments are Here But Gaps Remain for Latino Patients

Pancreatic cancer breakthroughs 2026 are extending survival, but low Latino participation in ... more

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‘We Need Safety’: 200 Super Union Workers Rally Against Immigration Raid Threats ‘We Need Safety’: 200 Super Union Workers Rally Against Immigration Raid Threats
Cover Story November 27, 2025

‘We Need Safety’: 200 Super Union Workers Rally Against Immigration Raid Threats

About 200 union food workers with El Super Markets in Southern California ... more

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Don’t Let School Suspensions Shield Students from ICE Don’t Let School Suspensions Shield Students from ICE
Immigration February 16, 2026

Don’t Let School Suspensions Shield Students from ICE

After 150 California students walked out over immigration raids, school officials imposed ... more

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The Perfect Storm: The Eviction Crisis Is About to Hit Los Angeles The Perfect Storm: The Eviction Crisis Is About to Hit Los Angeles
Housing September 8, 2023

The Perfect Storm: The Eviction Crisis Is About to Hit Los Angeles

Tenant rights groups have been sounding the alarm about an impending post-pandemic ... more

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Tapatío Sold After 55 Years as Ozempic Users Drive New Demand Tapatío Sold After 55 Years as Ozempic Users Drive New Demand
Food April 13, 2026

Tapatío Sold After 55 Years as Ozempic Users Drive New Demand

Tapatío hot sauce sale signals a major shift in Latino-owned business ownership, ... more

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Why More Latino Families Are Leaving California — and Where They’re Going Why More Latino Families Are Leaving California — and Where They’re Going
Business Cover Story January 18, 2026

Why More Latino Families Are Leaving California — and Where They’re Going

High housing costs, not culture, are pushing families to move California is still ... more

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FBI Says Violent Crime Fell Sharply in 2025. But Latino Data Gaps Still Raise Questions FBI Says Violent Crime Fell Sharply in 2025. But Latino Data Gaps Still Raise Questions
Crime May 27, 2026

FBI Says Violent Crime Fell Sharply in 2025. But Latino Data Gaps Still Raise Questions

New FBI data shows major declines in violent crime and property crime ... more

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Cancer Deaths Are Falling, But Latino Families Face Rising Risks From Early-Onset Colon Cancer, New AACR Report Finds Cancer Deaths Are Falling, But Latino Families Face Rising Risks From Early-Onset Colon Cancer, New AACR Report Finds
cancer June 24, 2026

Cancer Deaths Are Falling, But Latino Families Face Rising Risks From Early-Onset Colon Cancer, New AACR Report Finds

While cancer survival continues to improve nationwide, researchers warn that Hispanic Americans ... more

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Clean California Revitalizes Los Angeles: $1.2 Billion Initiative Transforms Streets, Parks, and Communities Clean California Revitalizes Los Angeles: $1.2 Billion Initiative Transforms Streets, Parks, and Communities
California September 9, 2025

Clean California Revitalizes Los Angeles: $1.2 Billion Initiative Transforms Streets, Parks, and Communities

From Jordan Downs to South LA’s MLK Boulevard, state-funded beautification projects are ... more

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LAX Rideshare Fees Set to Rise as New Airport Train Opens LAX Rideshare Fees Set to Rise as New Airport Train Opens
FYI March 10, 2026

LAX Rideshare Fees Set to Rise as New Airport Train Opens

A new LAX rideshare fee increase tied to the airport’s automated train ... more

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New Law Benefits Farmworkers: Newsom Signs Law Making it Easier to Join a Union New Law Benefits Farmworkers: Newsom Signs Law Making it Easier to Join a Union
Politics September 29, 2022

New Law Benefits Farmworkers: Newsom Signs Law Making it Easier to Join a Union

It was not an easy task. But for agricultural workers, accustomed to ... more

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LA Race Heats Up: No Endorsement for Raman, Warning Signs for Bass LA Race Heats Up: No Endorsement for Raman, Warning Signs for Bass
LA Politics March 22, 2026

LA Race Heats Up: No Endorsement for Raman, Warning Signs for Bass

Nithya Raman lost the endorsement of an ally that had supported her ... more

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