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California Legislature passes immigrant protection laws, await Newsom’s signature
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Naturalized citizens in California sue federal government over claims of election interference
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Migrant, civil rights groups prepare Phoenix communities for what Prop. 314 could look like in Arizona
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MacArthur Park street vendors demand an end to city and police harassment and criminalization
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Disabled father says he was beaten by ICE agents, denied medical care in detention
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Don’t let the heat trick you. How to prepare for El Niño
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Hundreds of thousands of Arizonans could be removed from the mail voting list in 2027
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'We will not let this destroy our sacred sites': Indigenous leaders fight Arizona border wall
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L.A. Care awards full scholarships to five Latino medical students
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Opinion: The community demands that Lineage leaves Boyle Heights
On June 16, 2015, my daughter Ashley, my niece Olivia and four of their friends died when the Berkeley balcony collapsed because of a construc…
Los Angeles parks are in trouble.
California is a state of dreamers, innovators and communities that thrive on information. Yet, as newsrooms across are forced to close their d…
For generations, the United States has been a refuge to immigrants seeking safety from conflict in their homeland, work opportunities when ind…
Cassandra Becerra, with Mountain Mamas, writes about the hardships current and future generations will face as TEP pushes for another rate hik…
The wound is still fresh. I can feel it burning a vivid red, yet it is gradually healing, thanks to the love I will always remember from Doña …
California is a state of dreamers, innovators and communities that thrive on information. Yet, as newsrooms across are forced to close their d…
For generations, the United States has been a refuge to immigrants seeking safety from conflict in their homeland, work opportunities when ind…
Cassandra Becerra, with Mountain Mamas, writes about the hardships current and future generations will face as TEP pushes for another rate hik…
The wound is still fresh. I can feel it burning a vivid red, yet it is gradually healing, thanks to the love I will always remember from Doña …
The first state to rename César Chávez Day to National Farm Workers Day was California, ensuring that the holiday honors the people at the cen…
As a first-generation immigrant woman, I took my voting rights seriously when I became a U.S. citizen. I believe deeply in the power of democr…
A year has passed since Lucrecia Macias Barajas, a veteran, a neighbor, a human being who once served her country, died on the streets of Los …
This commencement speech was given by Dr. José F. Moreno at the Latino graduation at Cal State Long Beach:
This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission.
This year’s International Workers’ Day, we witnessed massive mobilizations as thousands took to the streets of Los Angeles, San Francisco, New…
This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission.
Mariachi is not just music. It is inheritance—history carried in harmony—an art form born from the lived experiences of working-class Mexicans…
