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Supreme Court Narrows Asylum Access: What Latino Families Need to Know About the New Border Ruling

Supreme Court Narrows Asylum Access: What Latino Families Need to Know About the New Border Ruling

Immigration June 25, 2026

Supreme Court Narrows Asylum Access: What Latino Families Need to Know About the New Border Ruling

The Court ruled that migrants standing in Mexico have not legally "arrived" ... more

Study Challenges Long Held Views of Latino Fathers in the United States

Study Challenges Long Held Views of Latino Fathers in the United States

Latinos June 15, 2026

Study Challenges Long Held Views of Latino Fathers in the United States

As Father’s Day approaches, new sociological research reveals Latino fathers as deeply ... more

Struggling in Your Relationship? Free Bilingual Help for LA County Couples

Struggling in Your Relationship? Free Bilingual Help for LA County Couples

Mental Health May 13, 2026

Struggling in Your Relationship? Free Bilingual Help for LA County Couples

Los Angeles County residents can access a free online relationship program based ... more

Spirit Airlines Collapse Threatens Affordable Travel Routes Used by Latino Families Across California and Los Angeles

Spirit Airlines Collapse Threatens Affordable Travel Routes Used by Latino Families Across California and Los Angeles

Business Cover Story May 1, 2026

Spirit Airlines Collapse Threatens Affordable Travel Routes Used by Latino Families Across California and Los Angeles

The potential collapse of Spirit Airlines threatens one of the most affordable ... more

Sleep Apnea Is Hitting Latino Families Harder Than Many Realize, Major NIH Study Finds

Sleep Apnea Is Hitting Latino Families Harder Than Many Realize, Major NIH Study Finds

Health May 28, 2026

Sleep Apnea Is Hitting Latino Families Harder Than Many Realize, Major NIH Study Finds

Researchers say millions of Latinos may be living with undiagnosed sleep apnea ... more

Should Californians Be Optimistic About Housing in 2026? Here’s What’s Improving and What’s Still Broken

Should Californians Be Optimistic About Housing in 2026? Here’s What’s Improving and What’s Still Broken

Housing May 13, 2026

Should Californians Be Optimistic About Housing in 2026? Here’s What’s Improving and What’s Still Broken

Affordable housing money is flowing and ADUs are booming, but Los Angeles ... more

Shoplifting Survey: 3 in 10 Americans Admit Stealing as Inflation Continues to Squeeze Families

Shoplifting Survey: 3 in 10 Americans Admit Stealing as Inflation Continues to Squeeze Families

Economy News July 22, 2026

Shoplifting Survey: 3 in 10 Americans Admit Stealing as Inflation Continues to Squeeze Families

A new LendingTree survey suggests financial stress is changing consumer behavior, but ... more

Record 401(k) Withdrawals Are Hitting Latino Workers Hard. Here’s How to Protect Your Retirement

Record 401(k) Withdrawals Are Hitting Latino Workers Hard. Here’s How to Protect Your Retirement

Finances June 23, 2026

Record 401(k) Withdrawals Are Hitting Latino Workers Hard. Here’s How to Protect Your Retirement

New retirement data shows Hispanic workers are making gains in workplace savings, ... more

Proposed Head Start English-only rule could change how L.A. children learn and families communicate

Proposed Head Start English-only rule could change how L.A. children learn and families communicate

California September 24, 2026

Proposed Head Start English-only rule could change how L.A. children learn and families communicate

A proposed federal overhaul would require Head Start education to be conducted ... 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

Pregnancy Billing Is Changing in 2027: What the New AMA Rules Could Mean for California Families

Pregnancy Billing Is Changing in 2027: What the New AMA Rules Could Mean for California Families

Health June 4, 2026

Pregnancy Billing Is Changing in 2027: What the New AMA Rules Could Mean for California Families

The biggest overhaul of maternity billing in decades could affect insurance costs, ... more

Parents’ Screen Habits Leave Children Feeling Less Secure

Parents’ Screen Habits Leave Children Feeling Less Secure

Mental Health June 24, 2026

Parents’ Screen Habits Leave Children Feeling Less Secure

A new psychological study found that adolescents who perceive their parents as ... 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

No Relief at the Checkout: LA Latino Families Face the Ongoing Grocery Price Squeeze

No Relief at the Checkout: LA Latino Families Face the Ongoing Grocery Price Squeeze

Food July 29, 2026

No Relief at the Checkout: LA Latino Families Face the Ongoing Grocery Price Squeeze

Food inflation has slowed, but grocery prices remain about 33% higher than ... more

New ‘Orlin’s Law’ Would Protect Immigrant Parents From ICE Separation. California Families Already Have Important Legal Safeguards.

New ‘Orlin’s Law’ Would Protect Immigrant Parents From ICE Separation. California Families Already Have Important Legal Safeguards.

Immigration July 16, 2026

New ‘Orlin’s Law’ Would Protect Immigrant Parents From ICE Separation. California Families Already Have Important Legal Safeguards.

While Congress considers new protections to keep families together during immigration enforcement, ... 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

Los Angeles crushed by cost crisis—residents now spend 38.1% of income just on food and housing

Los Angeles crushed by cost crisis—residents now spend 38.1% of income just on food and housing

Economy May 11, 2026

Los Angeles crushed by cost crisis—residents now spend 38.1% of income just on food and housing

Los Angeles remains one of America’s most expensive cities, but Latino households ... 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

LAUSD Summer School 2026: How Los Angeles Families Can Enroll in Free Summer Programs

LAUSD Summer School 2026: How Los Angeles Families Can Enroll in Free Summer Programs

Education May 17, 2026

LAUSD Summer School 2026: How Los Angeles Families Can Enroll in Free Summer Programs

From summer school and sports programs to free meals and swim lessons, ... 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

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