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LAUSD hosts a two-day career expo that offers education and well-paid trade jobs
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As fear of ICE grips homes, volunteers in LA deliver food to families in need
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California granted temporary win in legal battle against Trump
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Newsom proclaims Latino Heritage Month, recognizing Latino impact in the state
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Immigration raids hit Long Beach car wash over the weekend, sparking community outrage
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Trump administration ends $350M grant program that aided Latino-serving colleges
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Communities held “Reclaim Our Streets” events across Los Angeles on Tuesday, July 1, in response to mass immigration raids.
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Mexican artist Abby Aceves has achieved recognition for her work in the United States.
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The Inland Empire (IE) is quietly cultivating one of the most dynamic literary ecosystems in California. At the heart of that effort stands th…
In the lot where “The Mummy,” “Nacho Libre,” and iconic Universal monsters existed, Mexico Town at Universal Studios, a new chapter in Latino …
Mexican artist Abby Aceves has achieved recognition for her work in the United States.
Twenty-nine-year-old Kim Rosado opened Sol Pilates LA in Uptown Whittier in January of this year, and it's already making an impact in its fir…
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The Inland Empire (IE) is quietly cultivating one of the most dynamic literary ecosystems in California. At the heart of that effort stands th…
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The organization KLBRI is offering several workshops for healing and grounding in response to the ICE raids affecting our communities in Los A…
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It’s a history that’s operatic in scope with elements of beauty, danger, passion and chameleon-like talents, and director Travis Gutiérrez Sen…
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The San Fernando Valley book fair “Celebrating Words: Art and Literacy Festival” takes place this Saturday, featuring a 25' rock climbing wall…
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