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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

Four Former Presidents. One Warning About America’s Future that Few Expected

Four Former Presidents. One Warning About America’s Future that Few Expected

Politics April 21, 2026

Four Former Presidents. One Warning About America’s Future that Few Expected

former presidents unity message highlights growing concern about division in the U.S. ... more

Would You Stay at His Airbnb? Joe Gebbia Just Put $8 Million Behind California’s Voter ID Campaign.

Would You Stay at His Airbnb? Joe Gebbia Just Put $8 Million Behind California’s Voter ID Campaign.

California October 8, 2026

Would You Stay at His Airbnb? Joe Gebbia Just Put $8 Million Behind California’s Voter ID Campaign.

The Airbnb cofounder’s contribution puts one of Silicon Valley’s wealthiest entrepreneurs at ... more

Boyle Heights and South Central Have Five Demands. To Fight Gentrification, They Need Just One: Unity.

Boyle Heights and South Central Have Five Demands. To Fight Gentrification, They Need Just One: Unity.

Housing August 30, 2026

Boyle Heights and South Central Have Five Demands. To Fight Gentrification, They Need Just One: Unity.

From Boyle Heights to South Central, community campaigns are converging around demands ... more

Bobby Pulido Says He Goes to Mexico for Health Care as Costs Put Treatment Out of Reach for Many Americans

Bobby Pulido Says He Goes to Mexico for Health Care as Costs Put Treatment Out of Reach for Many Americans

Healthcare October 13, 2026

Bobby Pulido Says He Goes to Mexico for Health Care as Costs Put Treatment Out of Reach for Many Americans

The congressional candidate’s account of going to Mexico for medical care puts ... more

How South Los Angeles Became Majority Latino: The Demographic Transformation That Changed the City

How South Los Angeles Became Majority Latino: The Demographic Transformation That Changed the City

Community & Society August 4, 2026

How South Los Angeles Became Majority Latino: The Demographic Transformation That Changed the City

For decades, South Los Angeles was known as the center of Black ... more

Trump Deportation Numbers Are Rising. How Do They Compare With the Obama Years?

Trump Deportation Numbers Are Rising. How Do They Compare With the Obama Years?

Immigration July 23, 2026

Trump Deportation Numbers Are Rising. How Do They Compare With the Obama Years?

ICE removals are rising rapidly under President Trump, but the numbers tell ... more

Less Than One Month Left to Register to Vote in California: Here’s Everything You Need to Know

Less Than One Month Left to Register to Vote in California: Here’s Everything You Need to Know

LA Politics September 21, 2026

Less Than One Month Left to Register to Vote in California: Here’s Everything You Need to Know

The California voter registration deadline is October 19, 2026. Here's who can ... more

Crime Is Falling in Los Angeles. Why Many Latino Families Still Do Not Feel Safe

Crime Is Falling in Los Angeles. Why Many Latino Families Still Do Not Feel Safe

Crime May 11, 2026

Crime Is Falling in Los Angeles. Why Many Latino Families Still Do Not Feel Safe

New crime data shows fewer homicides and robberies in Los Angeles, but ... more

“He Was Not Suicidal,” Father of Xavier Nungaray Says, Demanding Accountability

“He Was Not Suicidal,” Father of Xavier Nungaray Says, Demanding Accountability

Education October 14, 2026

“He Was Not Suicidal,” Father of Xavier Nungaray Says, Demanding Accountability

William Amaya disputes the medical examiner’s determination about his 17-year-old son’s death. ... 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

Trump’s New Weak Spot in 2026: Blue-Collar White Voters

Trump’s New Weak Spot in 2026: Blue-Collar White Voters

Politics June 15, 2026

Trump’s New Weak Spot in 2026: Blue-Collar White Voters

The last time President Trump faced a midterm election, in 2018, congressional ... more

Immigration Work Permits and Fees Are Changing: What Applicants Need to Know

Immigration Work Permits and Fees Are Changing: What Applicants Need to Know

California October 15, 2026

Immigration Work Permits and Fees Are Changing: What Applicants Need to Know

Federal officials finalized a work-permit renewal policy and set new fees for ... more

California’s New $3,500 EV Rebate Could Help Buyers. But For Many Latino Families, Cost Isn’t the Only Barrier

California’s New $3,500 EV Rebate Could Help Buyers. But For Many Latino Families, Cost Isn’t the Only Barrier

Politics July 3, 2026

California’s New $3,500 EV Rebate Could Help Buyers. But For Many Latino Families, Cost Isn’t the Only Barrier

The state's new incentive replaces the eliminated federal tax credit, but affordability, ... more

AI’s Hidden Footprint: As Data Centers Expand in California, Schools and Students Face New Questions

AI’s Hidden Footprint: As Data Centers Expand in California, Schools and Students Face New Questions

California August 6, 2026

AI’s Hidden Footprint: As Data Centers Expand in California, Schools and Students Face New Questions

As artificial intelligence accelerates demand for massive computing facilities, California communities are ... more

Latinos Who Lean Democrat Feel Less Safe Talking Politics Than Those Who Lean Republican

Latinos Who Lean Democrat Feel Less Safe Talking Politics Than Those Who Lean Republican

LA Politics September 28, 2026

Latinos Who Lean Democrat Feel Less Safe Talking Politics Than Those Who Lean Republican

New research finds Latino voters report different levels of comfort discussing politics, ... more

LA County Draws the Line: Stronger ICE Limits at Hospitals

LA County Draws the Line: Stronger ICE Limits at Hospitals

Immigration May 13, 2026

LA County Draws the Line: Stronger ICE Limits at Hospitals

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion Tuesday that ... more

Soto-Martínez Says Noncitizen Voting Proposal Requires Further Study

Soto-Martínez Says Noncitizen Voting Proposal Requires Further Study

Immigration June 30, 2026

Soto-Martínez Says Noncitizen Voting Proposal Requires Further Study

The Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted to remove a proposal allowing ... more

California Bill Would Raise Costs for Public Records Requests, Sparking Transparency Fight Over Access to Government Data

California Bill Would Raise Costs for Public Records Requests, Sparking Transparency Fight Over Access to Government Data

Politics June 17, 2026

California Bill Would Raise Costs for Public Records Requests, Sparking Transparency Fight Over Access to Government Data

AB 1821 would allow agencies to charge hourly labor fees and introduce ... more

Fear Behind the Storefronts: The Lasting Mental Health Impact of Immigration Enforcement on Los Angeles Latino Entrepreneurs

Fear Behind the Storefronts: The Lasting Mental Health Impact of Immigration Enforcement on Los Angeles Latino Entrepreneurs

Economy July 24, 2026

Fear Behind the Storefronts: The Lasting Mental Health Impact of Immigration Enforcement on Los Angeles Latino Entrepreneurs

The economic damage caused by immigration enforcement in Los Angeles extended far ... more

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