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When One Drink Changes Everything: Five California DUI Cases That Ended in Tragedy

When One Drink Changes Everything: Five California DUI Cases That Ended in Tragedy

California September 10, 2026

When One Drink Changes Everything: Five California DUI Cases That Ended in Tragedy

A year after six farmworkers died in a Napa County crash, California ... more

Labor Day in California: When Working Hard Still Isn’t Enough

Labor Day in California: When Working Hard Still Isn’t Enough

Immigration September 5, 2026

Labor Day in California: When Working Hard Still Isn’t Enough

For families facing high living costs, worker poverty and immigration uncertainty, Labor ... more

Latino Teens Didn’t Wait Until Their 40s to Become the Sandwich Generation. ICE Made the Decision for Them

Latino Teens Didn’t Wait Until Their 40s to Become the Sandwich Generation. ICE Made the Decision for Them

Immigration September 1, 2026

Latino Teens Didn’t Wait Until Their 40s to Become the Sandwich Generation. ICE Made the Decision for Them

More than half of Americans in their 40s find themselves caring for ... more

California Is About to Test K–2 Students for Math Gaps. What Happens Next?

California Is About to Test K–2 Students for Math Gaps. What Happens Next?

Cover Story August 29, 2026

California Is About to Test K–2 Students for Math Gaps. What Happens Next?

SB 1067 would require annual math assessments for kindergarten through second grade ... more

California Student Homelessness Hits Record High. Nearly 300,000 Students Were Affected Last Year

California Student Homelessness Hits Record High. Nearly 300,000 Students Were Affected Last Year

Education August 26, 2026

California Student Homelessness Hits Record High. Nearly 300,000 Students Were Affected Last Year

New UCLA research finds student homelessness has intensified across California, with the ... 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

LAUSD’s Student Crisis Is No Longer a Warning. “This Is an Epidemic.”

LAUSD’s Student Crisis Is No Longer a Warning. “This Is an Epidemic.”

Cover Story August 26, 2026

LAUSD’s Student Crisis Is No Longer a Warning. “This Is an Epidemic.”

The disappearance of hundreds of students from LAUSD classrooms is not simply ... more

Five Quiet Immigration Changes That Could Affect Latino Families

Five Quiet Immigration Changes That Could Affect Latino Families

Immigration August 25, 2026

Five Quiet Immigration Changes That Could Affect Latino Families

From a broader public charge test to immigrant visa restrictions and changing ... more

Dual Citizenship Applications Surge at LA’s Mexican Consulate as Mexican-Heritage Families Seek a Second Passport

Dual Citizenship Applications Surge at LA’s Mexican Consulate as Mexican-Heritage Families Seek a Second Passport

Immigration August 23, 2026

Dual Citizenship Applications Surge at LA’s Mexican Consulate as Mexican-Heritage Families Seek a Second Passport

Applications for Mexican nationality have climbed sharply at the Los Angeles consulate ... more

California Universal TK Is Now Fully Implemented: What Parents Need to Know About Free Pre-K, School Meals and Eligibility

California Universal TK Is Now Fully Implemented: What Parents Need to Know About Free Pre-K, School Meals and Eligibility

Education August 20, 2026

California Universal TK Is Now Fully Implemented: What Parents Need to Know About Free Pre-K, School Meals and Eligibility

California has reached a major milestone in its effort to make early ... more

HHS Expands Addiction Recovery Support for Parents: What California Families Need to Know

HHS Expands Addiction Recovery Support for Parents: What California Families Need to Know

Health August 18, 2026

HHS Expands Addiction Recovery Support for Parents: What California Families Need to Know

Two peer-support programs have been added to the federal child-welfare prevention framework. ... more

The Stories That Unite Us Speak Spanish: Why LéaLA Matters in Los Angeles

The Stories That Unite Us Speak Spanish: Why LéaLA Matters in Los Angeles

Education August 18, 2026

The Stories That Unite Us Speak Spanish: Why LéaLA Matters in Los Angeles

LéaLA returns to Los Angeles September 24–27, giving bilingual children and families ... more

Parents of U.S.-Born Children Urged to Keep Proof They Paid Birth Costs

Parents of U.S.-Born Children Urged to Keep Proof They Paid Birth Costs

Immigration August 18, 2026

Parents of U.S.-Born Children Urged to Keep Proof They Paid Birth Costs

Mexican families who previously had children born in the United States are ... more

California’s Vaccine Shield Is Uneven: What Latino Families Need to Know About Falling Kindergarten Rates

California’s Vaccine Shield Is Uneven: What Latino Families Need to Know About Falling Kindergarten Rates

Health August 17, 2026

California’s Vaccine Shield Is Uneven: What Latino Families Need to Know About Falling Kindergarten Rates

New CDC data show kindergarten vaccination coverage fell nationally while exemptions reached ... more

Accidentally Registered to Vote at the California DMV? What Immigrants Should Know as Federal Scrutiny Intensifies

Accidentally Registered to Vote at the California DMV? What Immigrants Should Know as Federal Scrutiny Intensifies

California August 17, 2026

Accidentally Registered to Vote at the California DMV? What Immigrants Should Know as Federal Scrutiny Intensifies

California has a process for cancelling an inadvertent voter registration. As the ... more

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

Health August 16, 2026

Could an Old, Low-Cost Heart Drug Help Keep Patients Out of the Hospital? What New Research Shows

New research is reviving interest in digoxin, an inexpensive and decades-old heart ... more

Prescription Drug Prices Fell at Their Fastest Rate in More Than 60 Years. What It Means for Latino Families

Prescription Drug Prices Fell at Their Fastest Rate in More Than 60 Years. What It Means for Latino Families

Health August 13, 2026

Prescription Drug Prices Fell at Their Fastest Rate in More Than 60 Years. What It Means for Latino Families

A new federal inflation report shows prescription-drug prices fell 3.1% over the ... more

“You Cannot Solve What You Do Not Count”: How a New Dementia Registry Bill Could Matter More for Latino Families

“You Cannot Solve What You Do Not Count”: How a New Dementia Registry Bill Could Matter More for Latino Families

Health August 11, 2026

“You Cannot Solve What You Do Not Count”: How a New Dementia Registry Bill Could Matter More for Latino Families

California lawmakers are pushing to add frontotemporal degeneration to the state's disease ... 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 Opens 200+ Tiny Homes in Sun Valley: Who They Serve and How the Program Works

Los Angeles Opens 200+ Tiny Homes in Sun Valley: Who They Serve and How the Program Works

Homelessness August 11, 2026

Los Angeles Opens 200+ Tiny Homes in Sun Valley: Who They Serve and How the Program Works

The new 208-bed village offers rent-free interim housing, meals and supportive services—but ... more

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