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ICE targets Montebello car wash again, along with multiple sites across the city
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Huntington Park Mayor Arturo Flores resigns to focus on attempted recall
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Supervisor Solis denounces 'racial profiling' of two county workers targeted by ICE at Whittier Narrows Park
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Community leaders draw on Arpaio-era lessons to face potential ICE enforcement surge in Phoenix
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When insurance says no, children pay the price
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Tucson’s south side residents built an environmental justice movement after TCE — now they’re passing the torch
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Downey’s residents and community leaders demand Trump-supporting mayor take action against ICE raids
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Black and Latino organizers in L.A. demand justice for Keith Porter–the Black man shot by an off-duty ICE officer on New Year's Eve
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Anti-ICE protests continue at Home Depot amid calls for the release of detained day laborers
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CBS News cuts off Raúl De Molina as he calls for better treatment of immigrants
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Protests against President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration continued for a fourth straight day in downtown Los Angeles Wednesd…
As temperatures drop, a nonprofit offers 24/7 services in Skid Row.
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Anthony Diaz was among hundreds of participants at the one-day event “Together We Thrive 2024 Summit and Festival” on Thursday at the Japanese…
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This past Saturday I trekked through tourist-crowded community haven Olvera Street on my way to LA Plaza de Culturas Y Artes and the LéaLA Spa…
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The eviction of La Carreta stand is fast approaching. The stand is home to the iconic Olvera Street attraction known as "El Burro." Richard He…
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The third Díalogos session titled “Encara al racismo: A dialogue on overcoming hate and building solidarity” will be this Thursday in Little Tokyo.
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Anthony Diaz was among hundreds of participants at the one-day event “Together We Thrive 2024 Summit and Festival” on Thursday at the Japanese…
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This past Saturday I trekked through tourist-crowded community haven Olvera Street on my way to LA Plaza de Culturas Y Artes and the LéaLA Spa…
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The eviction of La Carreta stand is fast approaching. The stand is home to the iconic Olvera Street attraction known as "El Burro." Richard He…
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The third Díalogos session titled “Encara al racismo: A dialogue on overcoming hate and building solidarity” will be this Thursday in Little Tokyo.
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On a recent bright and sunny afternoon, the doors of Eastern Projects, an art gallery located in Chinatown, have just opened. I’m the only one…
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On Monday afternoon, Teresa Rodriguez, 73, was among a group of participants who joined a fireside chat at AltaMed PACE - Grand Plaza in downt…
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After a brief hiatus, Fiesta Broadway, one of the largest Cinco de Mayo's celebrations across the country, is set to make its return at the en…
L.A. City Council members Friday approved $20,000 for an education and outreach program aimed at supporting street vendors in the 1st District.
Dozens of L.A. Grand Hotel workers went on strike Wednesday and "occupied" a portion of the sidewalk outside City Hall as they demanded increa…
Christians will observe Ash Wednesday, ushering in the 40-day season of Lent, when the faithful prepare for Easter by doing penance for sins a…
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With the support of New Economics for Women and decades of experience in the kitchen, Chef Juan Jose Sanjuan Ⅲ plans to bring his small-town r…
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Olvera Street, also known as Placita Olvera, held a celebration for Día de los Muertos, spanning nine days from October 25th to November 2nd. …
