Editor's Pick Spotlight
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On Tuesday, May 28, the Free Press hosted an event called “The Public Interest in Free Speech” at Cal State Los Angeles, which featured Federa…
On Tuesday, the Latino Media Collaborative (LMC) held a luncheon with media partners and staff from various state agencies to discuss the need…
Special Section Spotlight
When I began as editor of CALÓ News at the beginning of the year, we had a team of two staff writers and two UC Berkeley fellows. In the month…
On Wednesday, the Latino Media Collaborative hosted a media briefing at its downtown Los Angeles offices to present initial findings and research of their anti-hate, multi-media campaign called “Color y Raíces: Encara el Racismo.” Arturo Carmona, LMC’s president and founder, said the campaign’s research began 8 months ago and originated after the LA City Hall scandal involving former Los Angeles City Council President Nury Martinez.
