Up to 90% of immigrant and refugee children step into the role of translators for their own parents, and one in five pay for it with real psychological strain. Research also shows, however, that bilingualism can lead to academic success.
California will honor lowrider culture with a custom license plate following the signing of AB 2541, directing sales proceeds toward cultural …
L.A. County supervisors delayed a motion to investigate 27 identified deputy gangs, citing the need to determine if reporting requirements tri…
While ICE operations increase, its federal strategy has been powered by sophisticated surveillance technology that aggregates public and priva…
California leaders celebrated a decision from the U.S. Supreme Court blocking the Trump administration's plan to limit mail-in voting ahead of…
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By the time Democrat Xavier Becerra left Washington, D.C., more Americans than ever had health insurance, owing partly to his work over the years to pass, defend, and expand the Affordable Care Act.
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Tucson Zine Fest co-founders Elisa Mask and Zac Finger hosted a workshop on Daniel "Des" Estrada, a zine maker sentenced to 30 years for moving a box of political pamphlets.
The weeklong celebration will include group hikes, kayaking, a burrito run and a dance party
A fundraiser event on Sunday for Colombia will feature three live artists, two DJs and local Latino, Colombian and LA-based vendors.
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A new report shows that many day laborers who worked in debris cleanup and recovery after the January 2025 wildfire in Altadena often worked through informal contracts that provided inconsistent safety protections and lacked proper oversight.
More than $20 million in CalKIDS Scholarships are available to 40,000 California community college students. Many could receive up to $1,500 to help pay for tuition, books, computers and other educational expenses.
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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.
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…
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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.
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