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New California test scores show most students don’t meet standards in math, English or science
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‘Universidad de Familia’ is an opportunity for parents to experience college for a day with their children
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New Medicaid work rules could make it harder for thousands of Arizonans to keep coverage
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Meet the candidates running for South Gate City Council for the Nov. 3 election
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ICE must be abolished, stop terrorizing communities like Long Beach, says Rep. Robert Garcia
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Legal battles over immigration enforcement continue in California
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Becerra urges Latino voters despite ICE threats
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Opinion: We’re just starting to save. Prop 42 makes sure that counts for something
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Key dates, how to vote and more: What Arizona Latino voters need to know before Election Day
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Understanding Arizona’s “fourth branch of government”, the Arizona Corporation Commission
A drop in sales caused by aggressive immigration enforcement operations led José Montañez to close his South Central Los Angeles shoe store, w…
The documentary directed by David Alvarado traces the life and career of Chicano activist and playwright Luis Valdez, from his experience in t…
The retail incubator, Amor Collective, is back with a fresh roster of Latinx small businesses showcasing their products and services — and a w…
In 1998, only about 15 percent of Latino households in the United States were online. There was no Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok or You…
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Leslie Priscilla, certified parent coach, family life educator and founder of Latinx Parenting, a bilingual organization, has launched her ver…
The retail incubator, Amor Collective, is back with a fresh roster of Latinx small businesses showcasing their products and services — and a w…
In 1998, only about 15 percent of Latino households in the United States were online. There was no Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok or You…
This story was originally published by EdSource. Sign up for their daily newsletter.
Leslie Priscilla, certified parent coach, family life educator and founder of Latinx Parenting, a bilingual organization, has launched her ver…
The exhibit will present works by 13 photographers, tracing a trajectory of Mexican photography from the late 1920s to the mid-2010s.
Generating millions for the Tucson local economy, the filming of the Mexican telenovela “Tierra de Amor y Coraje” was a first for Arizona, put…
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 …
Bridging Indigenous and personal heritage, along with physical movement, is how SANTO-FI, an independent art and culture brand, was created in 2024.
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 Mexic…
To all the Chapines of Los Angeles, get ready because it's time to celebrate, as the largest Guatemalan festival outside of Guatemala is heade…
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 outsi…
Correction: A previous version of this story misspelled the film "Señor Tereshkova."
