Through more than 70 paintings, Rodrigo Angel Jimenez-Ortega explores the intersections of identity, memory and culture, blending influences from his upbringing in San Diego and Tijuana and the 21st-century digital culture.
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‘I’m going to lose everything’: as federal subsidy ends, hundreds of families need to move again
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‘This fight isn’t over’: Baldwin Park 3 latest in being criminalized for protesting ICE agents
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Mexican American candidate running for LA Council said he wants to represent working-class people regardless of immigration status
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Dodgers fans plan demonstration against the team’s White House visit and ICE detention centers
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‘We’re here to stay’: Tucson celebrates its Latino Pride Festival with drag performances, banda and ritmo
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Arizona's water is drying up. That's not stopping the data center rush
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Pico Rivera celebrates grand opening of the Alebrije Dog Park
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DHS moves forward with Surprise ICE facility, awards $313M contract to private company
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Marathoner runs to make her inner child, her mother and the City of LA proud
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Newsom picks a dogfight with Trump and RFK Jr. on public health
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Laura Lopez Harwood grew up in a Latino immigrant household where mental health was something that was tucked under the rug and never talked about.
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Actress Melissa Duprey expressed excitement about her breakout role as Tamika in the new series "How to Die Alone."
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Huntington Park resident Roberto Gonzalez's story began at Tina’s Burritos factory, where he worked before a friend, aware of his history of s…
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Gilbert Vasquez grew up on 8th and Evergreen in Boyle Heights, and despite his modest beginnings, he often found a clever way to frame his upb…
Emilio Amaya's story is one of resilience, commitment, and empathy. Since 1987, he has been a cornerstone in the fight for immigrants' rights …
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Huntington Park resident Roberto Gonzalez's story began at Tina’s Burritos factory, where he worked before a friend, aware of his history of s…
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Gilbert Vasquez grew up on 8th and Evergreen in Boyle Heights, and despite his modest beginnings, he often found a clever way to frame his upb…
Emilio Amaya's story is one of resilience, commitment, and empathy. Since 1987, he has been a cornerstone in the fight for immigrants' rights …
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I met Clemente González over fifteen years ago in Valle de Guadalupe through mutual friends at AltaMed Health Organization. Throughout those y…
Claudia Preza-Marin has been appointed Riverside's new charitable giving officer for the Inland Empire Community Foundation (IECF).
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My original intention with this interview with Dr. Lupillo Ramírez was to highlight the phenomenal experience of shopping at Mercado Northgate…
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With a heart full of faith and a passion for social justice, Hilda Cruz has spent the past two decades making a real difference in her communi…
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José Cano is a founder and drummer of Las Cafeteras. I met a few of Las Cafeteras at Cal State Long Beach on May 22, 2012 when I produced a pr…
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Marco González is the 20th of the Prosperity Series and I am now fluent enough in Other People’s Prosperity to understand that some people foc…
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Pop-up dance party Preciosa Night always has lines that extend out the front door and down the street. The popular queer Latinx "perreo" was …
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Growing up in Granma, Cuba, Marco Palomino, a professional dancer, choreographer and director, remembers climbing trees, playing baseball and …
