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Amid celebrating the recognition and hard work of its team, White Memorial also recognized a recent protest that demanded the hospital uphold the privacy rights of immigrant detainees.
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On Thursday, December 18, hundreds of children from underrepresented and newcomer families will celebrate an early Christmas and receive gifts…
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In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Northgate González Market gave back to Southern California communities through scholarships, donati…
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The CALÓ News Diálogo on Thursday will focus on prevention and early cancer detection.
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Union-aligned Democrats were set to introduce legislation Wednesday mandating a statewide $25 minimum wage for health workers and support staffers, likely setting up a pitched battle with hospitals, nursing homes, and dialysis clinics. State Sen. María Elena Durazo’s bill would require health facilities and home health agencies to give raises to many support employees, including nurse technicians, housekeepers, security guards, food workers, and laundry providers. The Los Angeles Democrat said workers remain underpaid even as they have played a crucial role in the COVID-19 pandemic.
