With the midterm electoral races almost underway, several major races and measures will be on the ballot. Some key races to keep an eye on in Los Angeles are the L.A. County Sheriff, L.A. City mayoral race, L.A. City Council and the LAUSD Board.
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Students disappointed after Delano school board votes to keep honoring César Chávez
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LA law enforcement misused force more than feds during immigration protests, report shows
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DHS tightens public charge policy in green card, visa, admission reviews
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Review: Humberto Sandoval's ‘Señor Tereshkova’
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Cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz presents ‘Artbolish ICE’ during Pomona Art Walk
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Ahead of primaries, Arizonans learn how to be constitutional observers at neighborhood polls
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Judges are issuing mass deportation orders before immigrants receive notice
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A peaceful protest gives way to a viral moment during World Cup final
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Are you prepared for an emergency? If not, here’s how to be
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Could a lawsuit stop Gov. Newsom and lawmakers from stripping the state superintendent’s power? Probably not
This year’s International Workers’ Day, we witnessed massive mobilizations as thousands took to the streets of Los Angeles, San Francisco, New…
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Mariachi is not just music. It is inheritance—history carried in harmony—an art form born from the lived experiences of working-class Mexicans…
As a registered nurse who has worked in hospitals and clinics throughout Southern California, I have had countless conversations with patients…
I am a registered nurse in the urology department at Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Park Medical Center, one of the 31,000 health care workers who …
The meeting is almost over. Teachers and administrators shuffle papers, glance at the clock. Then Frida stands up. She’s a senior at Anaheim H…
Mariachi is not just music. It is inheritance—history carried in harmony—an art form born from the lived experiences of working-class Mexicans…
As a registered nurse who has worked in hospitals and clinics throughout Southern California, I have had countless conversations with patients…
I am a registered nurse in the urology department at Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Park Medical Center, one of the 31,000 health care workers who …
The meeting is almost over. Teachers and administrators shuffle papers, glance at the clock. Then Frida stands up. She’s a senior at Anaheim H…
I have spent years walking the length of Tweedy Mile in South Gate, talking with shop owners as they sweep their storefronts at sunrise or loc…
Hilda Cruz is a community organizer and faith-based advocate with almost three decades of experience leading immigrant justice efforts across …
In many low-income communities, access to green space and safe recreational areas is severely limited. Parks, athletic facilities and outdoor …
Every year when International Women’s Day arrives, I pause to listen to the voices that live inside my bones. They are not only my own. They b…
As Los Angeles prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, city leaders face a basic question with significant consequences: Can the city credib…
When I meet with small business owners across California, the conversation almost always comes back to one thing: access to credit. Whether it…
Camilo Romero wrote this poem in response to his 95-year-old grandmother having to show her papers to ICE in Orange County, California, in a H…
Bad Bunny winning the Album of the Year award at the Grammys for “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” matters so much because it represents the battles Lati…
