Los Angeles — A coalition of immigrant tenants and housing advocates rallied outside the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday, urging officials to enact sweeping eviction protections before the Board adjourns for the hol…
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‘It’s completely racist’: Community mobilizes following arrest of 46 people in Tucson ICE raids
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Thousands of immigrant students flee L.A. Unified schools after ‘chilling effect’ of ICE raids
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California schools get new immigration enforcement guidelines
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New Trump rules threaten big pay cuts for immigrant farmworkers
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Arizona Corporation Commission gives green light to Project Blue power agreement
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‘Taller the Hat Closer to Heaven’ documentary showcases bailes in Picolandia
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LAPD shot at a party then improperly used a search warrant to investigate a shooting victim
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The Dream Act 2025 is reintroduced with bipartisan support
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Free event offers jobs, housing and wellness services
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‘Honra tu Madre’: Phoenix gears up for its Día de la Virgen celebration in downtown
The Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) of Los Angeles County announced that they have awarded the first round of awardees of the Small B…
In the 1950s, Hughes Aircraft discharged an industrial solvent into areas of Tucson. The pollution resulted in many people getting cancer and …
IRVINE, Calif. — Friends and family of a Southern California man are concerned for his well-being after he ended up handcuffed for hours in th…
City workers, surveying experts and oral historians want to add more historically significant buildings with Latino ties to the Historic Prope…
Almost two months after Valley Metro’s light rail extension into south Phoenix began operating, community members attended an educational ride…
It’s been about six months since the U.S. Department of Education sent a “Dear Colleague” letter to all schools that receive federal funding, …
IRVINE, Calif. — Friends and family of a Southern California man are concerned for his well-being after he ended up handcuffed for hours in th…
City workers, surveying experts and oral historians want to add more historically significant buildings with Latino ties to the Historic Prope…
Almost two months after Valley Metro’s light rail extension into south Phoenix began operating, community members attended an educational ride…
It’s been about six months since the U.S. Department of Education sent a “Dear Colleague” letter to all schools that receive federal funding, …
The Agua Para el Pueblo program aims to help unhoused people in Tucson. Organizers have seen a lot of support for the growing project.
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This story was co-published with AfroLA, nonprofit solutions journalism for Los Angeles told through the lens of the Black community. To repub…
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Labor leaders say a May Supreme Court decision could turn the agency that protects workers into a rubber stamp for President Trump.
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Phoenix City Council denied a citizen petition that would ban racist pretextual stops, end police arrest quotas and require citations in lieu …
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On Saturday, June 15, thousands of demonstrators filled the streets of downtown Los Angeles as part of a nationwide protest against the Trump …
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Over the past week, protests have erupted across Southern California following a series of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids. Re…
A special screening of the short film "Operation: Return to Sender," which explores the inconsistencies and illegal actions during an immigrat…
