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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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Legal battles over immigration enforcement continue in California
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Opinion: Stop calling youth gang members. Address them as youth impacted by gangs
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Latino leaders say Prop 39 is all about politics, not election security
The author celebrated his father, an actor who revolutionized Mexican Westerns, and his new book "Mario Almada 'La Leyenda': Una historia de p…
This article was originally published by LAist on Mar 24, 2026.
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…
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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Mass shootings in white-majority neighborhoods received roughly twice the news coverage of mass shootings in neighborhoods where a majority of…
Every month, since 2006, SweSwe Aye and her team at the Myanmar Gazette have produced a print newspaper free of cost to their subscribers.
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 …
