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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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 …
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…
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 …
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