Raul Claros, a candidate running for Los Angeles City Council seat in District 1 has pledged to go above and beyond the councilmember role if elected in 2026. One of his priorities is to revitalize MacArthur Park.
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California schools get new immigration enforcement guidelines
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Thousands of immigrant students flee L.A. Unified schools after ‘chilling effect’ of ICE raids
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‘It’s completely racist’: Community mobilizes following arrest of 46 people in Tucson ICE raids
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New Trump rules threaten big pay cuts for immigrant farmworkers
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LAPD shot at a party then improperly used a search warrant to investigate a shooting victim
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‘Taller the Hat Closer to Heaven’ documentary showcases bailes in Picolandia
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Free event offers jobs, housing and wellness services
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Arizona Corporation Commission gives green light to Project Blue power agreement
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The Dream Act 2025 is reintroduced with bipartisan support
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‘Honra tu Madre’: Phoenix gears up for its Día de la Virgen celebration in downtown
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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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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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Sabor Del Valle Los Angeles hosted a Latino Food and Wine Festival at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes on Cinco de Mayo, bringing in a line-up of L…
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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…
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. …
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Felix Muñoz was still a teenager when Fernando Valenzuela parted the sea of fans lined up to shake his hand on Olvera Street in the 80s as the…
