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With the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States, from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, several events are being announced.
Saturday’s massive crackdown on a street takeover in the Harbor Gateway area is “only the beginning,” according to LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell, w…
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El Salvador's Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is set to expire on Sept. 9, and the Department of Homeland Security’s silence regarding a potential renewal has created significant uncertainty for approximately 170,000 affected immigrants.
This legislative push aims to hold colossal corporations accountable after a devastating fire left Boyle Heights residents choking on foul odors and battling rodent infestations.
This story was originally published by American Community Media.
During the 2024 presidential election, Latino voters played a key role in securing Donald Trump's victory. According to the American Community Media (ACOM), that voting shift prompted predictions of a "historic realignment," but it's yet to materialize.
A drop in sales caused by aggressive immigration enforcement operations led José Montañez to close his South Central Los Angeles shoe store, which had become a favorite spot for the Mexican migrant community to buy cowboy boots.
With the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States, from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, several events are being announced.
Saturday’s massive crackdown on a street takeover in the Harbor Gateway area is “only the beginning,” according to LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell, who said more similar operations will take place if needed to stem the disturbing rise in illegal vehicle gatherings.
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.
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