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Rats Don’t Evacuate: The Real Issue in Boyle Heights Rats Don’t Evacuate: The Real Issue in Boyle Heights
Latinos August 31, 2026

Rats Don’t Evacuate: The Real Issue in Boyle Heights

When the Lineage cold-storage warehouse caught fire on June 17, 2026, the ... more

5 mins read
Andrea Perez
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More Than 80,000 Los Angeles Streetlights Are at the End of Their Life More Than 80,000 Los Angeles Streetlights Are at the End of Their Life
Los Angeles September 24, 2026

More Than 80,000 Los Angeles Streetlights Are at the End of Their Life

More than 82,000 Los Angeles streetlights have reached the end of their ... more

4 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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DACA Recipients Detained in California: What Families Need to Know in 2026 DACA Recipients Detained in California: What Families Need to Know in 2026
DACA February 25, 2026

DACA Recipients Detained in California: What Families Need to Know in 2026

Recent ICE enforcement actions in Los Angeles and Sacramento are raising urgent ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Drones Emerge as Key Security Concern for LA County Ahead of FIFA World Cup Drones Emerge as Key Security Concern for LA County Ahead of FIFA World Cup
Los Angeles June 1, 2026

Drones Emerge as Key Security Concern for LA County Ahead of FIFA World Cup

Federal and local authorities say extensive security plans are in place for ... more

3 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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One in Three Latinos Say Being Hispanic Makes It Harder to Get Ahead in America, Pew Finds One in Three Latinos Say Being Hispanic Makes It Harder to Get Ahead in America, Pew Finds
Community & Society July 9, 2026

One in Three Latinos Say Being Hispanic Makes It Harder to Get Ahead in America, Pew Finds

A new Pew Research survey finds that many Hispanics continue to experience ... more

4 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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What Every Business Can Learn From the Dodgers’ White House Decision What Every Business Can Learn From the Dodgers’ White House Decision
Establish July 22, 2026

What Every Business Can Learn From the Dodgers’ White House Decision

Five lessons on customer trust, brand loyalty, and managing controversy from one ... more

5 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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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

7 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
247
Who Is Really at the Door? What California Residents Should Know About Utility-Worker Disguises, Federal Agents and Impersonation Scams Who Is Really at the Door? What California Residents Should Know About Utility-Worker Disguises, Federal Agents and Impersonation Scams
California September 9, 2026

Who Is Really at the Door? What California Residents Should Know About Utility-Worker Disguises, Federal Agents and Impersonation Scams

Federal agents have used worker disguises in documented operations, while California officials ... more

6 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes
California October 7, 2026

When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes

Groceries don't have to be the most expensive in the country to ... more

4 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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Fernando Mendoza’s No. 1 NFL Draft Pick Signals Latino Market Power as Sports and Culture Converge Fernando Mendoza’s No. 1 NFL Draft Pick Signals Latino Market Power as Sports and Culture Converge
Business Cover Story April 27, 2026

Fernando Mendoza’s No. 1 NFL Draft Pick Signals Latino Market Power as Sports and Culture Converge

Fernando Mendoza NFL Draft selection as the No 1 pick reflects a ... more

3 mins read
Andrea Perez
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After the Fire, Boyle Heights Residents Ask: What Did We Breathe? After the Fire, Boyle Heights Residents Ask: What Did We Breathe?
Latinos June 25, 2026

After the Fire, Boyle Heights Residents Ask: What Did We Breathe?

The warehouse fire has been extinguished, but many Boyle Heights residents say ... more

4 mins read
Andrea Perez
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L.A. Paid $182.7 Million in Liability Claims Last Year. Latino Communities Feel the Impact of Rising City Costs L.A. Paid $182.7 Million in Liability Claims Last Year. Latino Communities Feel the Impact of Rising City Costs
LA Politics July 15, 2026

L.A. Paid $182.7 Million in Liability Claims Last Year. Latino Communities Feel the Impact of Rising City Costs

A motorcycle crash left a 13-year-old Boyle Heights student with a permanent ... more

3 mins read
Andrea Perez
201
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

5 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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The Law That Keeps South Central’s Wealth From Reaching South Central The Law That Keeps South Central’s Wealth From Reaching South Central
LA Politics August 23, 2026

The Law That Keeps South Central’s Wealth From Reaching South Central

Los Angeles City Council District 9 generates redevelopment-era tax revenue, but state ... more

5 mins read
Andrea Perez
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Boyle Heights Fire Enters a New Phase: What the City Actually Decided Boyle Heights Fire Enters a New Phase: What the City Actually Decided
LA Politics September 17, 2026

Boyle Heights Fire Enters a New Phase: What the City Actually Decided

The response to the devastating Boyle Heights warehouse fire has entered a ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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California’s Restaurant Shakeout Is Accelerating — And Latino-Owned Businesses Are Feeling the Squeeze California’s Restaurant Shakeout Is Accelerating — And Latino-Owned Businesses Are Feeling the Squeeze
Business Insights January 23, 2026

California’s Restaurant Shakeout Is Accelerating — And Latino-Owned Businesses Are Feeling the Squeeze

Closures are rising faster than the national average as wages, inflation, and ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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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

4 mins read
Reynaldo Mena
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Rotting Food, Rats and No Hotel Vouchers: Boyle Heights Residents Are Left to Endure the Stench Rotting Food, Rats and No Hotel Vouchers: Boyle Heights Residents Are Left to Endure the Stench
LA Politics June 30, 2026

Rotting Food, Rats and No Hotel Vouchers: Boyle Heights Residents Are Left to Endure the Stench

New public health data shows emergency room visits increased during the eight-day ... more

4 mins read
Reynaldo Mena
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Are Latino Political Influencers Helping or Hurting Voters? What California’s 2026 Elections Reveal Are Latino Political Influencers Helping or Hurting Voters? What California’s 2026 Elections Reveal
Politics July 18, 2026

Are Latino Political Influencers Helping or Hurting Voters? What California’s 2026 Elections Reveal

Political influencers are changing how many Latinos learn about elections, but experts ... more

7 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
197
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

4 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez

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Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs.
Latino Californians: The Economic Question
Cameras Can Catch Speeders. Can They Stop Traffic Deaths?
When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes
Bye, Bye, Bye America? DOJ Targets 40 Naturalized Citizens for Denaturalization

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