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ICE Raids and Deportation Fears Could Cost the U.S. $479 Billion in Lost Tax Revenue

ICE Raids and Deportation Fears Could Cost the U.S. $479 Billion in Lost Tax Revenue

Economy May 18, 2026

ICE Raids and Deportation Fears Could Cost the U.S. $479 Billion in Lost Tax Revenue

Tax experts say fear of deportation and IRS data-sharing concerns are discouraging ... more

How Immigration Enforcement Is Reshaping Latino Workers and Communities in California and Los Angeles

How Immigration Enforcement Is Reshaping Latino Workers and Communities in California and Los Angeles

Immigration July 30, 2026

How Immigration Enforcement Is Reshaping Latino Workers and Communities in California and Los Angeles

An NBER study found that increased immigration enforcement can reduce workforce participation, ... more

Mexican Companies in the U.S. Feel the Impact of Trump’s Immigration Policies

Mexican Companies in the U.S. Feel the Impact of Trump’s Immigration Policies

Economy June 17, 2026

Mexican Companies in the U.S. Feel the Impact of Trump’s Immigration Policies

Companies including Chedraui, Gruma, and Grupo Bimbo report weaker U.S. performance as ... more

Google’s New AI Search Rules Could Hurt Latino Owned Small Businesses in California. Here’s What Owners Need to Know

Google’s New AI Search Rules Could Hurt Latino Owned Small Businesses in California. Here’s What Owners Need to Know

Business Cover Story May 19, 2026

Google’s New AI Search Rules Could Hurt Latino Owned Small Businesses in California. Here’s What Owners Need to Know

Google’s shift toward AI-generated answers and stricter review policies is changing how ... more

Fernando Mendoza’s No. 1 NFL Draft Pick Signals Latino Market Power as Sports and Culture Converge

Fernando Mendoza’s No. 1 NFL Draft Pick Signals Latino Market Power as Sports and Culture Converge

Business Cover Story April 27, 2026

Fernando Mendoza’s No. 1 NFL Draft Pick Signals Latino Market Power as Sports and Culture Converge

Fernando Mendoza NFL Draft selection as the No 1 pick reflects a ... more

From Main Street to Silicon Valley: New Research Suggests Immigration Restrictions Carry Growing Economic Costs

From Main Street to Silicon Valley: New Research Suggests Immigration Restrictions Carry Growing Economic Costs

Immigration July 7, 2026

From Main Street to Silicon Valley: New Research Suggests Immigration Restrictions Carry Growing Economic Costs

Three new reports, from Los Angeles County, leading economists and the Federal ... more

As California Vineyards Shrink, Latino Workers Face an Uncertain Future

As California Vineyards Shrink, Latino Workers Face an Uncertain Future

Immigration July 30, 2026

As California Vineyards Shrink, Latino Workers Face an Uncertain Future

Vineyard removals, declining wine demand and reduced harvests are leaving many Latino ... more

California Unemployment Fell to 5.1%. But the State Also Lost 20,500 Jobs. Here’s What It Means

California Unemployment Fell to 5.1%. But the State Also Lost 20,500 Jobs. Here’s What It Means

Business Cover Story August 21, 2026

California Unemployment Fell to 5.1%. But the State Also Lost 20,500 Jobs. Here’s What It Means

California's July jobs report looks positive at first glance. A closer look ... more

California Summer Jobs Are Harder to Find in 2026 — Here’s Where LA Teens and Students Still Have a Chance

California Summer Jobs Are Harder to Find in 2026 — Here’s Where LA Teens and Students Still Have a Chance

Economy May 19, 2026

California Summer Jobs Are Harder to Find in 2026 — Here’s Where LA Teens and Students Still Have a Chance

With teen unemployment near 21% in California, young workers across Los Angeles ... more

California’s Restaurant Shakeout Is Accelerating — And Latino-Owned Businesses Are Feeling the Squeeze

California’s Restaurant Shakeout Is Accelerating — And Latino-Owned Businesses Are Feeling the Squeeze

Business Insights January 23, 2026

California’s Restaurant Shakeout Is Accelerating — And Latino-Owned Businesses Are Feeling the Squeeze

Closures are rising faster than the national average as wages, inflation, and ... more

California Cost of Living Crisis: State Ranked One of the Worst Places to Move to in 2026

California Cost of Living Crisis: State Ranked One of the Worst Places to Move to in 2026

California July 8, 2026

California Cost of Living Crisis: State Ranked One of the Worst Places to Move to in 2026

A new ConsumerAffairs report ranks California as the nation's third-worst state to ... more

After Prison in California: The Hidden Struggle to Find Work, Rebuild Income, and Move Forward

After Prison in California: The Hidden Struggle to Find Work, Rebuild Income, and Move Forward

California July 27, 2026

After Prison in California: The Hidden Struggle to Find Work, Rebuild Income, and Move Forward

A new study finds that many formerly incarcerated people return home with ... more

Poverty in California: Impact on the Latino Community and Why Los Angeles Faces the Greatest Challenges

Poverty in California: Impact on the Latino Community and Why Los Angeles Faces the Greatest Challenges

California July 5, 2026

Poverty in California: Impact on the Latino Community and Why Los Angeles Faces the Greatest Challenges

High housing costs, inflation and wage gaps are leaving more California families ... more

California is not Becoming Empty. It is Becoming Older, More Expensive, and More Economically Specialized.

California is not Becoming Empty. It is Becoming Older, More Expensive, and More Economically Specialized.

California July 20, 2026

California is not Becoming Empty. It is Becoming Older, More Expensive, and More Economically Specialized.

California remains America's largest state, but aging residents, domestic migration, housing costs, ... more

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

For Young Latinos, the American Dream of Homeownership Is Getting Harder to Achieve

For Young Latinos, the American Dream of Homeownership Is Getting Harder to Achieve

Housing June 25, 2026

For Young Latinos, the American Dream of Homeownership Is Getting Harder to Achieve

New research shows home prices are rising much faster than young adults' ... more

California Faces $161.9 Million Hit as International Student Enrollment Falls

California Faces $161.9 Million Hit as International Student Enrollment Falls

Economy August 16, 2026

California Faces $161.9 Million Hit as International Student Enrollment Falls

California stands to lose more economic activity from the decline in new ... more

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

Where Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton Differ on Immigration, Healthcare and California’s Economy

Where Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton Differ on Immigration, Healthcare and California’s Economy

Politics July 6, 2026

Where Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton Differ on Immigration, Healthcare and California’s Economy

The two gubernatorial candidates offer sharply different approaches to immigration, Medi-Cal, affordability ... more

California Gas Tax Relief Fight Intensifies as Latino Voters Feel the Pinch

California Gas Tax Relief Fight Intensifies as Latino Voters Feel the Pinch

Economy March 21, 2026

California Gas Tax Relief Fight Intensifies as Latino Voters Feel the Pinch

California gas tax relief 2026 debate intensifies after SB 1035 fails, as ... more

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