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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

Uber’s Layoffs Are a Gen Z Problem. For Latino Workers, They’re Something Bigger

Uber’s Layoffs Are a Gen Z Problem. For Latino Workers, They’re Something Bigger

Labor September 3, 2026

Uber’s Layoffs Are a Gen Z Problem. For Latino Workers, They’re Something Bigger

Uber is cutting about 3,300 jobs as it restructures. The roles being ... more

Another Summer, Another Surge: LA County’s Hidden Heat Crisis

Another Summer, Another Surge: LA County’s Hidden Heat Crisis

Climate Change September 2, 2026

Another Summer, Another Surge: LA County’s Hidden Heat Crisis

A new Los Angeles County dashboard is giving officials and residents a ... more

Americans Spend Over 4 Hours a Day on Their Phones, and Most Say It’s Too Much

Americans Spend Over 4 Hours a Day on Their Phones, and Most Say It’s Too Much

Health September 2, 2026

Americans Spend Over 4 Hours a Day on Their Phones, and Most Say It’s Too Much

A new Pew Research Center survey finds younger Americans are especially likely ... more

Deportations Are Surging. The Latino Population Keeps Growing. Here’s What It Means for America’s Future.

Deportations Are Surging. The Latino Population Keeps Growing. Here’s What It Means for America’s Future.

Immigration August 28, 2026

Deportations Are Surging. The Latino Population Keeps Growing. Here’s What It Means for America’s Future.

ICE enforcement is reaching deeper into Latino communities even as the nation’s ... more

America Is Going Cashless. But in Latino Neighborhoods, Cash Isn’t Disappearing.

America Is Going Cashless. But in Latino Neighborhoods, Cash Isn’t Disappearing.

Economy August 26, 2026

America Is Going Cashless. But in Latino Neighborhoods, Cash Isn’t Disappearing.

A growing number of Americans are leaving their wallets at home. For ... more

Ninth Circuit Lifts California Border Patrol Limits: What Farmworkers and Immigrant Families Need to Know

Ninth Circuit Lifts California Border Patrol Limits: What Farmworkers and Immigrant Families Need to Know

Immigration August 24, 2026

Ninth Circuit Lifts California Border Patrol Limits: What Farmworkers and Immigrant Families Need to Know

The Ninth Circuit lifted a major injunction limiting Border Patrol stops. Here’s ... more

California’s New Tire Rules Could Cut Costs for Latino Drivers — But the Upfront Price Tag Is the Real Test

California’s New Tire Rules Could Cut Costs for Latino Drivers — But the Upfront Price Tag Is the Real Test

California August 23, 2026

California’s New Tire Rules Could Cut Costs for Latino Drivers — But the Upfront Price Tag Is the Real Test

California’s new tire-efficiency rules begin in 2029. Here’s what they could mean ... more

California Is Spending $95 Million to Fix Its EV Charging Gap. For Latino Renters, That May Be the Most Important Part.

California Is Spending $95 Million to Fix Its EV Charging Gap. For Latino Renters, That May Be the Most Important Part.

Climate Change August 19, 2026

California Is Spending $95 Million to Fix Its EV Charging Gap. For Latino Renters, That May Be the Most Important Part.

Half of California’s new zero-emission infrastructure funding must benefit low-income and disadvantaged ... more

Where the American Dream Collapses: Inside the LA Zip Code Where 6 in 10 Residents Are Latino, and Nearly a Third Live in Poverty

Where the American Dream Collapses: Inside the LA Zip Code Where 6 in 10 Residents Are Latino, and Nearly a Third Live in Poverty

LA Politics August 16, 2026

Where the American Dream Collapses: Inside the LA Zip Code Where 6 in 10 Residents Are Latino, and Nearly a Third Live in Poverty

While Orange County residents debate whether the American Dream is still alive, ... more

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

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

“Not in Big Quantities”: What Brad Pitt’s Relapse Reveals About the Dangerous Myth Many Latino Alcoholics Believe

“Not in Big Quantities”: What Brad Pitt’s Relapse Reveals About the Dangerous Myth Many Latino Alcoholics Believe

Health August 11, 2026

“Not in Big Quantities”: What Brad Pitt’s Relapse Reveals About the Dangerous Myth Many Latino Alcoholics Believe

The actor's admission that he broke seven years of sobriety, but "in ... more

Los Angeles Has a Latino Majority of Influence. But Political Power Still Follows the Money

Los Angeles Has a Latino Majority of Influence. But Political Power Still Follows the Money

LA Politics August 7, 2026

Los Angeles Has a Latino Majority of Influence. But Political Power Still Follows the Money

Latino communities are one of Los Angeles’ most powerful voting blocs, but ... 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

New Immigration Detention Bill Targets Six-Month Release Rule. What California Communities Should Know

New Immigration Detention Bill Targets Six-Month Release Rule. What California Communities Should Know

Immigration August 6, 2026

New Immigration Detention Bill Targets Six-Month Release Rule. What California Communities Should Know

The Keep Our Communities Safe Act of 2026 would change federal detention ... more

Solar power is growing among Latino families. The challenge is turning interest into ownership.

Solar power is growing among Latino families. The challenge is turning interest into ownership.

Climate Change August 4, 2026

Solar power is growing among Latino families. The challenge is turning interest into ownership.

California offers rebates and incentives that can reduce the cost of rooftop ... more

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

What David Huerta’s Case Means for Immigrant Workers and the Future of ICE Protests in California

What David Huerta’s Case Means for Immigrant Workers and the Future of ICE Protests in California

Immigration July 27, 2026

What David Huerta’s Case Means for Immigrant Workers and the Future of ICE Protests in California

California’s labor movement, immigrant communities, and civil rights groups are watching closely ... 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

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