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ICE Watchers Turn to Election Protection as California Moves to Protect Polling Places ICE Watchers Turn to Election Protection as California Moves to Protect Polling Places
Immigration September 23, 2026

ICE Watchers Turn to Election Protection as California Moves to Protect Polling Places

Election Protection volunteers are preparing to monitor voting locations as California adds ... more

3 mins read
Andrea Perez
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In the Land of Disneyland: Racist and Homophobic Comments Allegedly Made by Anaheim’s Mayor In the Land of Disneyland: Racist and Homophobic Comments Allegedly Made by Anaheim’s Mayor
Latinos September 23, 2026

In the Land of Disneyland: Racist and Homophobic Comments Allegedly Made by Anaheim’s Mayor

A City Council member has called for an investigation after the mayor's ... more

4 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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California Is 38% Latino. Why Are Latinos Only 29% of Likely Voters? California Is 38% Latino. Why Are Latinos Only 29% of Likely Voters?
Politics September 3, 2026

California Is 38% Latino. Why Are Latinos Only 29% of Likely Voters?

New PPIC data reveals a nine-point gap between California’s Latino population and ... more

5 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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L.A. County Needs Bilingual Voters to Save Its Elections. It’s Paying Them Roughly $7 an Hour to Do It L.A. County Needs Bilingual Voters to Save Its Elections. It’s Paying Them Roughly $7 an Hour to Do It
LA Politics August 25, 2026

L.A. County Needs Bilingual Voters to Save Its Elections. It’s Paying Them Roughly $7 an Hour to Do It

The county with more languages spoken than any election jurisdiction in America ... more

4 mins read
Marco Poliveros
259
The 1% Problem: Why Almost No Lawmakers Have Ever Worked a Working-Class Job The 1% Problem: Why Almost No Lawmakers Have Ever Worked a Working-Class Job
Politics August 20, 2026

The 1% Problem: Why Almost No Lawmakers Have Ever Worked a Working-Class Job

About half of U.S. workers hold working-class jobs, but only 1.6% of ... more

5 mins read
Marco Poliveros
607
The Immigration Mandate May Be Changing. What Happens When Washington Keeps Acting on Yesterday’s Vote? The Immigration Mandate May Be Changing. What Happens When Washington Keeps Acting on Yesterday’s Vote?
Immigration August 9, 2026

The Immigration Mandate May Be Changing. What Happens When Washington Keeps Acting on Yesterday’s Vote?

New polling suggests Americans still want immigration laws enforced, but growing numbers ... more

7 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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What Pew’s New Poll Says About the Democratic Party and What It Could Mean for Los Angeles’ Mayoral Race What Pew’s New Poll Says About the Democratic Party and What It Could Mean for Los Angeles’ Mayoral Race
Politics August 5, 2026

What Pew’s New Poll Says About the Democratic Party and What It Could Mean for Los Angeles’ Mayoral Race

A new survey shows most Hispanic Democrats neither embrace nor reject the ... more

5 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Are Latino Political Influencers Helping or Hurting Voters? What California’s 2026 Elections Reveal Are Latino Political Influencers Helping or Hurting Voters? What California’s 2026 Elections Reveal
Politics July 18, 2026

Are Latino Political Influencers Helping or Hurting Voters? What California’s 2026 Elections Reveal

Political influencers are changing how many Latinos learn about elections, but experts ... more

7 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Federal Judge Blocks Proof-of-Citizenship Voting Requirement: What the Ruling Means for Latino Voters in California Federal Judge Blocks Proof-of-Citizenship Voting Requirement: What the Ruling Means for Latino Voters in California
Politics June 24, 2026

Federal Judge Blocks Proof-of-Citizenship Voting Requirement: What the Ruling Means for Latino Voters in California

A federal judge ruled that election rules are largely controlled by Congress ... more

4 mins read
Marco Poliveros
200
Would More Los Angeles City Council Members Fix Representation? Why the Debate Is More Complicated Than It Sounds Would More Los Angeles City Council Members Fix Representation? Why the Debate Is More Complicated Than It Sounds
Politics June 20, 2026

Would More Los Angeles City Council Members Fix Representation? Why the Debate Is More Complicated Than It Sounds

A proposal to expand the Los Angeles City Council from 15 to ... more

5 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Paid to Persuade? California Moves to Force Influencers to Reveal Political Sponsorships Paid to Persuade? California Moves to Force Influencers to Reveal Political Sponsorships
California June 16, 2026

Paid to Persuade? California Moves to Force Influencers to Reveal Political Sponsorships

  A new California bill would strengthen campaign transparency rules by allowing fines ... more

5 mins read
Andrea Perez
347
Election Results Can Wait. Here’s Why Anyone Still Chooses to Run for Public Office Election Results Can Wait. Here’s Why Anyone Still Chooses to Run for Public Office
Cover Story June 4, 2026

Election Results Can Wait. Here’s Why Anyone Still Chooses to Run for Public Office

As California waits for final election results, research shows political life is ... more

5 mins read
Marco Poliveros
348
Do Political Endorsements Really Matter? How Unions and Power Figures Can Shape Elections Do Political Endorsements Really Matter? How Unions and Power Figures Can Shape Elections
Politics May 12, 2026

Do Political Endorsements Really Matter? How Unions and Power Figures Can Shape Elections

From campaign money to volunteers and voter trust signals, endorsements can influence ... more

5 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Experience Matters When Voting for Elected Officials: What Research Says About Promises vs Proven Leadership Experience Matters When Voting for Elected Officials: What Research Says About Promises vs Proven Leadership
Politics May 8, 2026

Experience Matters When Voting for Elected Officials: What Research Says About Promises vs Proven Leadership

From city hall to the governor’s office, voters frustrated by rising costs ... more

4 mins read
Parriva Newsroom

News Digest

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About 25 a Day: How ICE from the Los Angeles Region Added Up
Kudos for the Skid Row Raid. Now, Where Is the Mobilization for Those Seeking Help?
Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs.
Latino Californians: The Economic Question

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