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After 10 years of bilingual education in California, demand is high but teacher supply low
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It’s official. California lowrider culture will be celebrated with a special license plate
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Salvadoran community hosts cultural parade and festival in L.A.
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DHS wants to tie immigration status to public benefits. California is suing to stop it
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Mexican Independence Day Parade in East LA was a display of unity and acts of resilience
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How Flock surveillance goes beyond license plate readers to target immigrants
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New data shows preventable deaths rise among Latino Americans
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How a youth-led organization is helping kids know their rights
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LA County supervisors delay motion that would investigate and hold police gangs accountable
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Tucson Zine Fest founders warn of free speech crackdown
Trigger Warning: This story contains mentions of sexual assault
On Saturday, March 14, a new short film for and by immigrants titled “Her Last Day in the U.S.” will premiere at the Harmony Gold Theater in L…
As the Trump administration pushes to rewrite the nation’s history, communities across the country are pushing back against who gets to tell it.
Two Latino Public Broadcasting (LPB) co-productions, David Alvarado’s “American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez” and William D. Caballero’s…
The Tucson-born actress opens up about motherhood, immigration and Latino representation in Hollywood.
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As the Trump administration pushes to rewrite the nation’s history, communities across the country are pushing back against who gets to tell it.
Two Latino Public Broadcasting (LPB) co-productions, David Alvarado’s “American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez” and William D. Caballero’s…
The Tucson-born actress opens up about motherhood, immigration and Latino representation in Hollywood.
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters.
Comedy, representation and entertainment are coming to various corners of Los Angeles with the “Netflix Is A Joke Festival,” taking place May …
Mass shootings in white-majority neighborhoods received roughly twice the news coverage of mass shootings in neighborhoods where a majority of…
43-year-old Keith Porter was celebrating New Year's Eve in the Northridge neighborhood of Los Angeles, California, when he was approached by a…
An appeals panel is considering a Trump administration bid to vacate a preliminary injunction stopping federal law enforcement from using exce…
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CALÓ News resident cartoonist and illustrator Lalo Alcaraz has been contributing his cartoons and illustrations for more than a year. Some of …
Los Angeles went through hell this year. It started with the wildfires. Then the federal government descended into the city, with troops and a…
In 2025, Latinos made headlines all across Los Angeles and California. Our top stories reflect that. We learned about a digital wizard in Gov.…
