Generating millions for the Tucson local economy, the filming of the Mexican telenovela “Tierra de Amor y Coraje” was a first for Arizona, putting the border state on the map for future projects.
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California is currently clear of the cyclosporiasis outbreak, health department declares
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Update: San Bernardino council cancels vote on federal program that requires working with ICE
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CHIRLA calls for rare travel advisory this week amid a spike in ICE airport detentions
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‘Tierra de Amor y Coraje’ premiere puts southern Arizona in the spotlight
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Violence against journalists during protests paints larger picture of press freedom in the US
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Opinion: Is there a difference between trying to kill us and not caring if we live or die?
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Thousands of underage children could soon be left to represent themselves in immigration court
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The 10th Annual Festival Chapin Los Angeles comes back to LA
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‘A health catastrophe’: Community demands answers as Lineage continues cleanup
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Tucson City Council approves regulations on large-scale data centers
As the Trump administration pushes to rewrite the nation’s history, communities across the country are pushing back against who gets to tell it.
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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…
The Tucson-born actress opens up about motherhood, immigration and Latino representation in Hollywood.
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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…
Every month, since 2006, SweSwe Aye and her team at the Myanmar Gazette have produced a print newspaper free of cost to their subscribers.
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CALÓ News will be featured in a new investigative podcast that looks to document and highlight the current administration's deportation effort…
A short documentary will feature what many consider an act of bravery right at the start of L.A.’s immigration raids that broke out during the…
