The California Legislature passed several immigration-related bills at the end of the 2025-26 legislative session, all of which now await a signature or veto from Gov. Gavin Newsom.
California has allocated $3 million in state funding through Senate Bill 113 to support ethnic media outlets that are struggling due to recent…
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As healthcare workforce shortages continue to grow across Los Angeles County, L.A. Care is helping prepare the next generation of Latino physi…
Ana Vazquez is a street vendor in the MacArthur Park area. Recently, she has been feeling discriminated against and constantly harassed by the…
Labor advocates are training business owners on their legal protections, including the right to a 72-hour window before handing over records a…
Since 2019, Marcus Avila and his wife Katie Avila have been helping build homes for families in need across the border through the nonprofit t…
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The California Legislature passed several immigration-related bills at the end of the 2025-26 legislative session, all of which now await a signature or veto from Gov. Gavin Newsom.
California has allocated $3 million in state funding through Senate Bill 113 to support ethnic media outlets that are struggling due to recent federal budget cuts.
This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission.
Both major U.S. political parties regularly tout their commitment to working-class Americans and claim to be the party of the working class. However, neither the Democrats nor the Republicans nominate many candidates who spent substantial time in working-class jobs.This near-absence of peopl…
As healthcare workforce shortages continue to grow across Los Angeles County, L.A. Care is helping prepare the next generation of Latino physicians committed to serving back in their communities through its $255 million Elevating the Safety Net initiative.
Ana Vazquez is a street vendor in the MacArthur Park area. Recently, she has been feeling discriminated against and constantly harassed by the police. She said that despite having her street seller’s permit, she is often required to move and was fined twice already under Los Angeles Municipa…
Since 2019, Marcus Avila and his wife Katie Avila have been helping build homes for families in need across the border through the nonprofit that has been doing the same work since 1990.
While some people consider the Greater Los Angeles area safe from natural disasters like tsunamis, tornadoes or flooding, reports have shown residents are unprepared when El Niño storms approach.
The state is preparing to remove voters from its early voting list under a state law signed by former Gov. Doug Ducey, a Republican, in 2021.
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 against rezoning land for yet another proposed data center project in Arizona, marking a major win for environmental activists
The review comes as several cities are moving away from using the technology meant to assist police departments in their daily operations and investigations.
Protestors gathered outside Axon offices in Scottsdale to give mass surveillance companies a “taste of their own medicine” amid calls for cameras across the Valley to be taken down.
The retail incubator, Amor Collective, is back with a fresh roster of Latinx small businesses showcasing their products and services — and a wide array of talent — at …
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