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Gas Prices Top $6 in Los Angeles as Sacramento Deadlock Blocks Relief for Working Families Gas Prices Top $6 in Los Angeles as Sacramento Deadlock Blocks Relief for Working Families
Politics April 28, 2026

Gas Prices Top $6 in Los Angeles as Sacramento Deadlock Blocks Relief for Working Families

why gas prices are so high in California has become a central ... more

3 mins read
Andrea Perez
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What Trump’s Housing Executive Order Really Means for Latino Neighborhoods in Los Angeles What Trump’s Housing Executive Order Really Means for Latino Neighborhoods in Los Angeles
Housing January 21, 2026

What Trump’s Housing Executive Order Really Means for Latino Neighborhoods in Los Angeles

The order claims to rein in Wall Street investors—but housing advocates say ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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“We Didn’t Want to Risk It”: Green Card Holders Head Back to U.S. “We Didn’t Want to Risk It”: Green Card Holders Head Back to U.S.
Immigration January 28, 2026

“We Didn’t Want to Risk It”: Green Card Holders Head Back to U.S.

As the green card abandonment warning takes hold, legal residents living in ... more

2 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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U.S. Freezes Immigrant Visas for Colombia and 74 Countries, Leaving Families and Students in Limbo U.S. Freezes Immigrant Visas for Colombia and 74 Countries, Leaving Families and Students in Limbo
Immigration News January 14, 2026

U.S. Freezes Immigrant Visas for Colombia and 74 Countries, Leaving Families and Students in Limbo

The suspension targets permanent residency pathways under stricter “public charge” rules, affecting ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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U.S. Tightens Border Control With Floating Barriers in the Rio Grande, Rekindling Humanitarian Debate U.S. Tightens Border Control With Floating Barriers in the Rio Grande, Rekindling Humanitarian Debate
Immigration News January 15, 2026

U.S. Tightens Border Control With Floating Barriers in the Rio Grande, Rekindling Humanitarian Debate

New enforcement measures along the U.S.–Mexico border revive humanitarian concerns after past ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Why East Los Angeles Still Unincorporated and What That Means for Residents Today Why East Los Angeles Still Unincorporated and What That Means for Residents Today
Politics April 30, 2026

Why East Los Angeles Still Unincorporated and What That Means for Residents Today

More than one million LA County residents live in unincorporated communities like ... more

3 mins read
Andrea Perez
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Tren de Aragua’s Quiet Expansion Across Mexico and Into the United States Tren de Aragua’s Quiet Expansion Across Mexico and Into the United States
Crime News January 15, 2026

Tren de Aragua’s Quiet Expansion Across Mexico and Into the United States

How a Venezuelan prison gang built a cross-border criminal network along migration ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Mexico, Like the US, Extends Birthright Citizenship to Children Born on its Soil Mexico, Like the US, Extends Birthright Citizenship to Children Born on its Soil
Immigration June 25, 2026

Mexico, Like the US, Extends Birthright Citizenship to Children Born on its Soil

As the Supreme Court prepares to rule on President Trump's executive order, ... more

3 mins read
Andrea Perez
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Proyecto Pastoral: Four Decades of Love, Resistance, and Healing Proyecto Pastoral: Four Decades of Love, Resistance, and Healing
LA May 21, 2026

Proyecto Pastoral: Four Decades of Love, Resistance, and Healing

From youth programs and homeless outreach to immigrant support and community leadership, ... more

6 mins read
Reynaldo Mena
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A Stronger Peso Means Weaker Remittances: How Mexican Immigrants in LA and U.S. Tourists Are Feeling the Currency Shift A Stronger Peso Means Weaker Remittances: How Mexican Immigrants in LA and U.S. Tourists Are Feeling the Currency Shift
Economy August 16, 2026

A Stronger Peso Means Weaker Remittances: How Mexican Immigrants in LA and U.S. Tourists Are Feeling the Currency Shift

The Mexican peso just hit its strongest level in two years, briefly ... more

5 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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769 Federal Warrants, 362 Transfers: How Immigration Enforcement Is Changing California’s Sanctuary System 769 Federal Warrants, 362 Transfers: How Immigration Enforcement Is Changing California’s Sanctuary System
Immigration August 13, 2026

769 Federal Warrants, 362 Transfers: How Immigration Enforcement Is Changing California’s Sanctuary System

Operation Guardian Angel has produced 769 federal warrants and 362 transfers from ... more

12 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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Mexicans Make Up 40 Percent of Undocumented Migrants in the U.S. Mexicans Make Up 40 Percent of Undocumented Migrants in the U.S.
Immigration July 29, 2026

Mexicans Make Up 40 Percent of Undocumented Migrants in the U.S.

A new Migration Policy Institute report shows that Mexican immigrants remain the ... more

2 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
520
Inside California Hospitals, Immigrant Families Face a New Fear: Could Seeking Care Expose Them to ICE? Inside California Hospitals, Immigrant Families Face a New Fear: Could Seeking Care Expose Them to ICE?
Health Cover Story February 9, 2026

Inside California Hospitals, Immigrant Families Face a New Fear: Could Seeking Care Expose Them to ICE?

After a federal court ruling expanded ICE access to Medi-Cal data, hospitals ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Major Medi-Cal Changes Coming in 2026: Asset Limits Return and Coverage Tightens for Millions in California Major Medi-Cal Changes Coming in 2026: Asset Limits Return and Coverage Tightens for Millions in California
Health January 14, 2026

Major Medi-Cal Changes Coming in 2026: Asset Limits Return and Coverage Tightens for Millions in California

What seniors, people with disabilities, and undocumented adults need to know—and do ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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The Alleged “Narco Queen” of MacArthur Park Is Finally Behind Bars The Alleged “Narco Queen” of MacArthur Park Is Finally Behind Bars
Crime May 6, 2026

The Alleged “Narco Queen” of MacArthur Park Is Finally Behind Bars

Federal agents arrested 18 suspects and seized nearly 19 kilograms of fentanyl ... more

4 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Is L.A. Broken or Just Evolving? Los Angeles Faces Mounting Challenges, but Residents See More Than Crisis Is L.A. Broken or Just Evolving? Los Angeles Faces Mounting Challenges, but Residents See More Than Crisis
LA Politics May 31, 2026

Is L.A. Broken or Just Evolving? Los Angeles Faces Mounting Challenges, but Residents See More Than Crisis

A new quality-of-life survey reveals growing frustration over housing costs, public safety, ... more

4 mins read
Reynaldo Mena
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Los Angeles Growth Is Stalling as Immigration Slows and Residents Move Out Los Angeles Growth Is Stalling as Immigration Slows and Residents Move Out
Economy April 12, 2026

Los Angeles Growth Is Stalling as Immigration Slows and Residents Move Out

Los angeles population decline is accelerating as fewer immigrants arrive and more ... more

5 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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Los Angeles Agrees to New Homelessness Lawsuit Deal: 14,000 Housing Placements Promised by 2027 Los Angeles Agrees to New Homelessness Lawsuit Deal: 14,000 Housing Placements Promised by 2027
Homelessness May 8, 2026

Los Angeles Agrees to New Homelessness Lawsuit Deal: 14,000 Housing Placements Promised by 2027

A major federal court settlement shifts Los Angeles from clearing encampments to ... more

4 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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Heat Is Killing More Angelenos. Latino Communities Face Disproportionate Exposure Heat Is Killing More Angelenos. Latino Communities Face Disproportionate Exposure
Climate Change June 30, 2026

Heat Is Killing More Angelenos. Latino Communities Face Disproportionate Exposure

A UCLA-led initiative is turning trusted community health workers into Heat Ambassadors, ... more

5 mins read
Andrea Perez
195
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

4 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez

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