While thousands of families anxiously await an official government verdict that paralyzes their daily lives, prolonged temporary protection status limbo persists indefinitely for vulnerable Salvadoran workers across the nation.
The City of Montebello nixed a program that would have approved the construction of shelters and accommodations required by the Americans with…
The Central American Voices Film Festival (CAVFF) is a Los Angeles–based film festival taking place this weekend and is dedicated to amplifyin…
¡A votar se ha dicho! Bilingual campaign in SELA promotes voting for midterm elections
El Salvador's Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is set to expire on Sept. 9, and the Department of Homeland Security’s silence regarding a pote…
This legislative push aims to hold colossal corporations accountable after a devastating fire left Boyle Heights residents choking on foul odo…
A drop in sales caused by aggressive immigration enforcement operations led José Montañez to close his South Central Los Angeles shoe store, w…
Top Stories
-
California Legislature passes immigrant protection laws, await Newsom’s signature
-
Naturalized citizens in California sue federal government over claims of election interference
-
ICE raids force this iconic cowboy boot shop to close in South Central Los Angeles
-
Dozens of arrests and hundreds of citations at street takeover crackdown, including an 11 year-old
-
Salvadorans in CA’s Central Valley confront the end of TPS
-
ACLU report details how immigration enforcement disrupts daily life in Arizona, Southwest
-
Opinion: Top five reasons why Lineage must leave Boyle Heights
-
Salvadoran community hosts cultural parade and festival in L.A.
-
Opinion: The community demands that Lineage leaves Boyle Heights
-
Montebello nixes bus stops improvement program blaming lack of money and skyrocketing construction costs
A federal judge in July gave digital equity advocates a partial victory against President Donald Trump, stopping his attempt to unilaterally kill a multibillion-dollar grant program Congress created.
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.
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.
This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission.
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 favorit…
The documentary directed by David Alvarado traces the life and career of Chicano activist and playwright Luis Valdez, from his experience in the farmworker movement to…
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 …
In 1998, only about 15 percent of Latino households in the United States were online. There was no Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok or YouTube. There was, however,…
A federal judge in July gave digital equity advocates a partial victory against President Donald Trump, stopping his attempt to unilaterally kill a multibillion-dollar grant program Congress created.
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.
While thousands of families anxiously await an official government verdict that paralyzes their daily lives, prolonged temporary protection status limbo persists indefinitely for vulnerable Salvadoran workers across the nation.
The City of Montebello nixed a program that would have approved the construction of shelters and accommodations required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to hundreds of bus stops used along eight Montebello Bus Lines (MBL), mostly located within the city.
¡A votar se ha dicho! Bilingual campaign in SELA promotes voting for midterm elections
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.
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 documentary directed by David Alvarado traces the life and career of Chicano activist and playwright Luis Valdez, from his experience in the farmworker movement to…
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 …
The Weingart Foundation announced the appointment of The Honorable Isabel Casillas Guzman and Joseph Tomás McKellar to its Board of Directors.
Los Angeles-based Mexican floral artist and creative director Juan Renteria, better known as “El Creativo,” will launch a third edition of his workshop “Taller de Flor…
Mexican American singer Cuco will judge a skateboard competition at the “Skate Around” event at Rowley Park in Gardena.
Soccer fans, the FIFA World Cup is over, but the golazos don’t stop as the Leagues Cup 2026 matchups have begun with the first round of Phase One matches underway, whi…
Before he was the 2025-26 Gatorade Arizona Baseball Player of the Year, Alain Gomez-Gudiño spent his 16th birthday in a train station in Mexico in the hopes of making …
It wasn’t just Mexicans and Mexican Americans. In fact, all Latinos united for a few weeks during the World Cup against a team that many outside of Latin America were …
