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Operation Highway Shield Isn’t Happening in California. So Why Are California Truck Drivers Still Being Affected?

Operation Highway Shield Isn’t Happening in California. So Why Are California Truck Drivers Still Being Affected?

Immigration August 5, 2026

Operation Highway Shield Isn’t Happening in California. So Why Are California Truck Drivers Still Being Affected?

Although the latest federal enforcement operation took place in the Midwest, new ... more

Ariana Grande, Body Image, and the Pressure to Look Perfect: What Latinas Can Learn

Ariana Grande, Body Image, and the Pressure to Look Perfect: What Latinas Can Learn

Latinos August 6, 2026

Ariana Grande, Body Image, and the Pressure to Look Perfect: What Latinas Can Learn

A conversation about one celebrity’s appearance reveals a larger challenge for Latina ... 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

FIFA Faces Backlash in Los Angeles Over Worker Data Collection and Immigration Fears Ahead of World Cup

FIFA Faces Backlash in Los Angeles Over Worker Data Collection and Immigration Fears Ahead of World Cup

Immigration May 27, 2026

FIFA Faces Backlash in Los Angeles Over Worker Data Collection and Immigration Fears Ahead of World Cup

Labor unions and immigrant rights groups accuse FIFA of forcing Los Angeles ... more

U.S. Is Sending Some Mexican Deportees to Guatemala and Honduras. Mexico Says It Never Agreed to It.

U.S. Is Sending Some Mexican Deportees to Guatemala and Honduras. Mexico Says It Never Agreed to It.

Immigration August 19, 2026

U.S. Is Sending Some Mexican Deportees to Guatemala and Honduras. Mexico Says It Never Agreed to It.

Mexican nationals are being sent to countries where they are not citizens ... more

California Officials: Supreme Court Decision Acknowledges a Basic Reality—Mail Delays Happen

California Officials: Supreme Court Decision Acknowledges a Basic Reality—Mail Delays Happen

California June 29, 2026

California Officials: Supreme Court Decision Acknowledges a Basic Reality—Mail Delays Happen

The Court's decision allows California to continue counting ballots that are postmarked ... more

Why Boyle Heights Residents Need a Health Record, Not Just a Memory

Why Boyle Heights Residents Need a Health Record, Not Just a Memory

Health July 23, 2026

Why Boyle Heights Residents Need a Health Record, Not Just a Memory

Medical experts say documenting smoke exposure, monitoring symptoms, and maintaining environmental records ... more

Nearly 288,000 Requested Spanish Ballots in L.A. Primary: Could Latino Voters Swing the Mayoral Race?

Nearly 288,000 Requested Spanish Ballots in L.A. Primary: Could Latino Voters Swing the Mayoral Race?

LA Politics September 14, 2026

Nearly 288,000 Requested Spanish Ballots in L.A. Primary: Could Latino Voters Swing the Mayoral Race?

Nearly 288,000 Los Angeles County voters requested Spanish-language election materials during the ... more

US Overdose Deaths Fell for a Second Year, but New Risks Are Emerging

US Overdose Deaths Fell for a Second Year, but New Risks Are Emerging

Health June 12, 2026

US Overdose Deaths Fell for a Second Year, but New Risks Are Emerging

Drug overdoses dramatically increased over the last two decades, with the number ... more

Worms, Mold, and “It’s the Norm”: Workers Say Unsanitary Conditions at LAX Catering Facility Aren’t an Isolated Incident

Worms, Mold, and “It’s the Norm”: Workers Say Unsanitary Conditions at LAX Catering Facility Aren’t an Isolated Incident

California August 7, 2026

Worms, Mold, and “It’s the Norm”: Workers Say Unsanitary Conditions at LAX Catering Facility Aren’t an Isolated Incident

A new Cal/OSHA complaint against an airline catering facility near LAX raises ... more

Food Insecurity Surges in Orange County, With Latino Families and Children Hit Hardest

Food Insecurity Surges in Orange County, With Latino Families and Children Hit Hardest

Food August 5, 2026

Food Insecurity Surges in Orange County, With Latino Families and Children Hit Hardest

A new Feeding America report reveals a sharp increase in food insecurity ... more

ICE Bans Hugging Inside California’s Largest Detention Center. Families are Fighting Back

ICE Bans Hugging Inside California’s Largest Detention Center. Families are Fighting Back

Immigration September 6, 2026

ICE Bans Hugging Inside California’s Largest Detention Center. Families are Fighting Back

Families visiting people detained at California City must currently meet through glass. ... more

California Leaders Advance Historic $11.25 Billion Housing Bond: What It Could Mean for Renters, Homebuyers, and Taxpayers

California Leaders Advance Historic $11.25 Billion Housing Bond: What It Could Mean for Renters, Homebuyers, and Taxpayers

Housing June 23, 2026

California Leaders Advance Historic $11.25 Billion Housing Bond: What It Could Mean for Renters, Homebuyers, and Taxpayers

The proposed 2026 ballot measure would fund affordable housing, expand veteran home ... more

California Lawmakers Have Stopped Voting. What Happens Now?

California Lawmakers Have Stopped Voting. What Happens Now?

California September 10, 2026

California Lawmakers Have Stopped Voting. What Happens Now?

California lawmakers have stopped passing bills for the 2026 legislative session, but ... more

U.S.-Born Children of Undocumented Parents May Qualify for Trump Accounts, but Privacy Concerns Could Affect Enrollment

U.S.-Born Children of Undocumented Parents May Qualify for Trump Accounts, but Privacy Concerns Could Affect Enrollment

Economy July 7, 2026

U.S.-Born Children of Undocumented Parents May Qualify for Trump Accounts, but Privacy Concerns Could Affect Enrollment

Children born in the United States may qualify for Trump Accounts regardless ... more

Trump Administration Revives Public Charge Rule: What California Immigrant Families Need to Know

Trump Administration Revives Public Charge Rule: What California Immigrant Families Need to Know

Cover Story July 16, 2026

Trump Administration Revives Public Charge Rule: What California Immigrant Families Need to Know

The revived policy gives immigration officers broader authority to consider an applicant’s ... more

H-2A Farmworkers: You Shouldn’t Have to Pay Thousands for a U.S. Farm Job

H-2A Farmworkers: You Shouldn’t Have to Pay Thousands for a U.S. Farm Job

California August 31, 2026

H-2A Farmworkers: You Shouldn’t Have to Pay Thousands for a U.S. Farm Job

A Santa Maria recruiter was sentenced after prosecutors said he charged Mexican ... more

California Schools Brace for More Layoffs as Enrollment Crisis Deepens — Latino Students Hit Hardest

California Schools Brace for More Layoffs as Enrollment Crisis Deepens — Latino Students Hit Hardest

Education August 3, 2026

California Schools Brace for More Layoffs as Enrollment Crisis Deepens — Latino Students Hit Hardest

Declining enrollment is shrinking school budgets across California, prompting layoffs, program reductions ... more

Why That TV Left On at Night Could Be Damaging Your Health

Why That TV Left On at Night Could Be Damaging Your Health

Health April 18, 2026

Why That TV Left On at Night Could Be Damaging Your Health

Sleeping with the TV on health effects go beyond poor rest. Research ... more

Single? Divorced? Widowed? California Auto Insurance Ruling Could Affect Millions of Latino Drivers

Single? Divorced? Widowed? California Auto Insurance Ruling Could Affect Millions of Latino Drivers

California July 19, 2026

Single? Divorced? Widowed? California Auto Insurance Ruling Could Affect Millions of Latino Drivers

A California court decision involving marital status and auto insurance pricing has ... more

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