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Becerra Leads the Latino Vote, But Hilton Is Winning Over a Third. Why? Cost of Living

Becerra Leads the Latino Vote, But Hilton Is Winning Over a Third. Why? Cost of Living

Latinos September 24, 2026

Becerra Leads the Latino Vote, But Hilton Is Winning Over a Third. Why? Cost of Living

An August Berkeley IGS poll found Xavier Becerra leading Steve Hilton 57% ... 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

America’s Latino Vote Is No Longer a Regional Story

America’s Latino Vote Is No Longer a Regional Story

Latino Community October 5, 2026

America’s Latino Vote Is No Longer a Regional Story

Washington's Latino eligible-voter population has grown 224% since 2000, offering a glimpse ... more

L.A. Has a Quarter of Its Office Space Empty. Housing Vacancy Is Near Zero.

L.A. Has a Quarter of Its Office Space Empty. Housing Vacancy Is Near Zero.

Business September 14, 2026

L.A. Has a Quarter of Its Office Space Empty. Housing Vacancy Is Near Zero.

Los Angeles has a striking real-estate contradiction: large amounts of office space ... more

Southern California Rents Are Falling: Los Angeles and Latino Neighborhoods See New Rental Deals

Southern California Rents Are Falling: Los Angeles and Latino Neighborhoods See New Rental Deals

Housing July 12, 2026

Southern California Rents Are Falling: Los Angeles and Latino Neighborhoods See New Rental Deals

New rent data shows apartment prices are declining across much of Los ... 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

ICE Paid $700 Million for Seven Warehouses. Now It Doesn’t Want Them

ICE Paid $700 Million for Seven Warehouses. Now It Doesn’t Want Them

Immigration June 18, 2026

ICE Paid $700 Million for Seven Warehouses. Now It Doesn’t Want Them

The reversal raises questions about detention capacity, taxpayer spending, and how the ... more

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

Health September 5, 2026

UCLA’s Medi-Cal Contract Ended. 9,000 Patients Now Face an Uncertain Future and Latinos May Carry a Large Share of the Impact

A one-year transition agreement protects some existing patients, but the UCLA–Health Care ... 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

Fear of ICE Is Keeping Some LA Families From Hospitals. Here’s What California Law Actually Says

Fear of ICE Is Keeping Some LA Families From Hospitals. Here’s What California Law Actually Says

Healthcare May 19, 2026

Fear of ICE Is Keeping Some LA Families From Hospitals. Here’s What California Law Actually Says

Los Angeles County officials are strengthening hospital protections as immigration enforcement fears ... more

Two Everyday Drinks Are Under the Cancer Microscope. What Latino Families Should Know

Two Everyday Drinks Are Under the Cancer Microscope. What Latino Families Should Know

Health September 5, 2026

Two Everyday Drinks Are Under the Cancer Microscope. What Latino Families Should Know

New research links daily sugary-drink consumption with higher stomach-cancer risk and shows ... more

Trump-Era Denaturalization Cases Reach Record Levels

Trump-Era Denaturalization Cases Reach Record Levels

Immigration June 23, 2026

Trump-Era Denaturalization Cases Reach Record Levels

New federal data show a sharp rise in denaturalization lawsuits while the ... more

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

As Donor Money Dries Up, California’s Latino Voters Risk Being Left Behind in 2026

As Donor Money Dries Up, California’s Latino Voters Risk Being Left Behind in 2026

California September 20, 2026

As Donor Money Dries Up, California’s Latino Voters Risk Being Left Behind in 2026

National voter-engagement organizations are reporting funding shortfalls as the 2026 midterms approach. ... more

LAPD’s Drone Surveillance at “No Kings” Protest

LAPD’s Drone Surveillance at “No Kings” Protest

Justice April 30, 2026

LAPD’s Drone Surveillance at “No Kings” Protest

Records indicate LAPD drones meant for emergency response were deployed over protests ... more

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

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

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

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

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

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