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ICE raids force this iconic cowboy boot shop to close in South Central Los Angeles
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California approves long list of options for training teachers in early literacy
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Salvadoran community hosts cultural parade and festival in L.A.
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Salvadorans in CA’s Central Valley confront the end of TPS
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Opinion: Top five reasons why Lineage must leave Boyle Heights
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ACLU report details how immigration enforcement disrupts daily life in Arizona, Southwest
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Montebello nixes bus stops improvement program blaming lack of money and skyrocketing construction costs
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Salvadoran community meets ‘silence and uncertainty’ as TPS is set to expire
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Latino voting trends point to a potential 'swing vote' for the 2026 midterm
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A group of elected officials and leaders gathered on Tuesday to publicly oppose Proposition 39, the Voter Identification, Citizenship Verifica…
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This year, the nonprofit organization Grand Performances is celebrating 40 years of free performances in Downtown Los Angeles, presenting all …
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The exhibit will present works by 13 photographers, tracing a trajectory of Mexican photography from the late 1920s to the mid-2010s.
Earlier this week, CalOptima Health announced the expansion of its Street Medicine program to four new Orange County cities to help the unhous…
This year, the nonprofit organization Grand Performances is celebrating 40 years of free performances in Downtown Los Angeles, presenting all …
This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission.
The exhibit will present works by 13 photographers, tracing a trajectory of Mexican photography from the late 1920s to the mid-2010s.
Digital safety expert, author and creator Cathy Pedrayes offers practical, parent-friendly guidance that families can put into practice before…
After 17 years as the Music and Artistic Director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Gustavo Dudamel is having a farewell celebration with a ser…
In 2021, Kevin Valladares was in 11th grade at Mendez High School in Boyle Heights when a classmate told him about a paid internship on financ…
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Angela, who has been living in the U.S. for more than 20 years, can’t stay silent anymore after seeing the constant ICE raids happening across…
Afro-Mexican pride will be on full display in Los Angeles this month as The Ford hosts Afro-Mexican artistry and resilience as part of their T…
Gisela Espinoza started her custom jewelry business last year in August after visiting her hometown in Peru and finding the beauty and uniquen…
The League of California Cities, Los Angeles County Division and cities in L.A. County recognized Bell Mayor Ana Maria Quintana as the new pre…
