A special screening of the short film "Operation: Return to Sender," which explores the inconsistencies and illegal actions during an immigration raid in Kern County in January, was held last Thursday, May 22, at the Daniel K. Inouye National…
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Family-owned grocery store in Nogales offers customers free rides from the border and back
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Budget cuts threaten in-home assistance workers and Medi-Cal recipients
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Kike Hernández stuns in Born X Raised new Dodgers collection
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LA County officially kicks off Pride Month with blessing from The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence
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Seven students from a South LA school receive both their high school diploma and a college degree
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Activists plan walk from Vacaville to Sacramento against mass deportations
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Latina graduate goes viral for speech in Spanish at UC Berkeley
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'They're basically kidnapping people': Phoenix ICE arrests sew fear in immigrant community
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Latino moments shine on LALIFF opening night red carpet
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For one weekend, Arizonans and Sonorans alike celebrate as if border wall is nonexistent
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As Los Angeles County grapples with a growing budget deficit, a broad coalition of community advocates gathered at the Kenneth Hahn Hall of Ad…
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Long Beach residents and housing rights advocates are urging elected officials to eliminate substantial remodel evictions. Community members b…
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With over 2,000 wholesale businesses and numerous street vendors, the Fashion District is a cultural and economic hub frequented and used by m…
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Elena Cruz is a 45-year-old Afro-Boriqua woman and former sex worker who is passionate about working in harm reduction. She recently became on…
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April brings a variety of important trainings and workshops aimed at supporting community members in Southern California. Whether you live in …
The U.S. Department of Justice announced Thursday it has opened compliance review investigations into admissions policies at UCLA and UC Irvin…
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On Thursday, CALÓ News and the Latino Media Collaborative (LMC) hosted the 8th Diálogo session titled “Voices Silenced: Media Censorship in th…
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As thousands of women in the city of Los Angeles chanted with their strong voices and hand-drawn posters on March 8, also known as Internation…
The Trump administration’s crackdown on DEI programs could exacerbate an unexpectedly steep drop in diversity among medical school students, e…
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Since 1997, Helen Iris Torres has been deeply involved with Hispanas Organized for Political Equality (HOPE), recognizing the organization's g…
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Los Angeles – Hundreds of students marched through downtown on Tuesday, joining a growing wave of protests against President Donald Trump’s im…
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Helen Iris Torres, CEO of Hispanas Organized for Political Equality (HOPE), has won the 2025 James Irvine Foundation Leadership Award.
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24-year-old James Joshua Lopez has been charged with the killing of Latina community organizer Amanda Torres, known as “DandyMandi.”
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Ruth De Jesus had planned to stay home during the nationwide “A Day Without an Immigrant” protest, a powerful economic boycott meant to unders…
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“Sometimes I find myself driving to what used to be my home, and then I remember the house is no longer there,” Jimmy Espinoza, bandleader and…
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Housekeepers, gardeners, street vendors, personal chefs, caretakers, landscapers, drivers or other service workers with similar roles who were…