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The Baldness Cure May Be Getting Closer, But 2026’s Biggest Hair Breakthroughs Still Come With a Catch

The Baldness Cure May Be Getting Closer, But 2026’s Biggest Hair Breakthroughs Still Come With a Catch

Health August 25, 2026

The Baldness Cure May Be Getting Closer, But 2026’s Biggest Hair Breakthroughs Still Come With a Catch

Scientists are moving beyond slowing hair loss and toward regenerating dormant follicles ... 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

Streamers Lose Faith in Diversity. Viewers Don’t

Streamers Lose Faith in Diversity. Viewers Don’t

Entertainment June 23, 2026

Streamers Lose Faith in Diversity. Viewers Don’t

A new UCLA study finds that opportunities for women and people of ... more

New $200,000 Federal Student Loan Cap Could Put Medical School Out of Reach for Latino Students

New $200,000 Federal Student Loan Cap Could Put Medical School Out of Reach for Latino Students

Education July 8, 2026

New $200,000 Federal Student Loan Cap Could Put Medical School Out of Reach for Latino Students

A new UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute analysis warns that federal ... more

Matt Barreto: Latino Turnout Is Rising, but Candidates Must Earn Their Trust

Matt Barreto: Latino Turnout Is Rising, but Candidates Must Earn Their Trust

Cover Story June 21, 2026

Matt Barreto: Latino Turnout Is Rising, but Candidates Must Earn Their Trust

Political scientist Matt Barreto says rising Latino turnout, especially among younger voters, ... more

Latino Students Show a Bright Spot in Cellphone Study: Early Texting May Support Reading Skills

Latino Students Show a Bright Spot in Cellphone Study: Early Texting May Support Reading Skills

Education July 28, 2026

Latino Students Show a Bright Spot in Cellphone Study: Early Texting May Support Reading Skills

A new UCLA study finds elementary students who own cellphones tend to ... more

Latino Law Students Lean Harder on Loans, get Less Grant Aid, and Use More Credit Cards

Latino Law Students Lean Harder on Loans, get Less Grant Aid, and Use More Credit Cards

Immigration May 4, 2026

Latino Law Students Lean Harder on Loans, get Less Grant Aid, and Use More Credit Cards

A UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute brief warns new federal borrowing ... more

L.A.’s Heat Is Unequal. So Is Its Shade. A 28,000 Tree Campaign Aims to Change That

L.A.’s Heat Is Unequal. So Is Its Shade. A 28,000 Tree Campaign Aims to Change That

Climate Change August 25, 2026

L.A.’s Heat Is Unequal. So Is Its Shade. A 28,000 Tree Campaign Aims to Change That

As another heat wave grips Southern California, Los Angeles is confronting a ... more

If You Own a Kia or Hyundai, Your Car Might Be a Target Until 2042

If You Own a Kia or Hyundai, Your Car Might Be a Target Until 2042

Consumer Alert September 17, 2026

If You Own a Kia or Hyundai, Your Car Might Be a Target Until 2042

UCLA researchers say the deeper problem was never just social media. Certain ... more

Heat Is Killing More Angelenos. Latino Communities Face Disproportionate Exposure

Heat Is Killing More Angelenos. Latino Communities Face Disproportionate Exposure

Climate Change June 30, 2026

Heat Is Killing More Angelenos. Latino Communities Face Disproportionate Exposure

A UCLA-led initiative is turning trusted community health workers into Heat Ambassadors, ... more

Every Empty Table Has a Story: UCLA Research Confirms What LA Restaurant Owners Have Been Living

Every Empty Table Has a Story: UCLA Research Confirms What LA Restaurant Owners Have Been Living

Business Insights July 28, 2026

Every Empty Table Has a Story: UCLA Research Confirms What LA Restaurant Owners Have Been Living

A new UCLA study finds immigration enforcement is reducing customer traffic and ... more

Deportations Have Quadrupled, Still Fall Far Short of Administration’s Target

Deportations Have Quadrupled, Still Fall Far Short of Administration’s Target

Immigration February 5, 2026

Deportations Have Quadrupled, Still Fall Far Short of Administration’s Target

Research from the Deportation Data Project reveals major increases in community arrests, ... more

Could Boyle Heights Smoke Affect Chronic Illness? New Study Links Fine-Particle Pollution to More Rheumatoid Arthritis Flares

Could Boyle Heights Smoke Affect Chronic Illness? New Study Links Fine-Particle Pollution to More Rheumatoid Arthritis Flares

Health August 6, 2026

Could Boyle Heights Smoke Affect Chronic Illness? New Study Links Fine-Particle Pollution to More Rheumatoid Arthritis Flares

As communities continue to ask about the long-term health effects of the ... 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

California Cyclospora Outbreak: How Gastrointestinal Illness Is Affecting Businesses and Public Health

California Cyclospora Outbreak: How Gastrointestinal Illness Is Affecting Businesses and Public Health

California July 26, 2026

California Cyclospora Outbreak: How Gastrointestinal Illness Is Affecting Businesses and Public Health

A UCLA public health expert explains why Cyclospora outbreaks are difficult to ... more

Bigger Than Japan: US Latino GDP Climbs to 4th Worldwide

Bigger Than Japan: US Latino GDP Climbs to 4th Worldwide

Economy May 3, 2026

Bigger Than Japan: US Latino GDP Climbs to 4th Worldwide

New research from UCLA and California Lutheran University says Latino economic output ... more

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