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Governor-elect Xavier Becerra is continuing his practice of not giving "inflated promises," instead opting in for an "everything is on the table" approach to addressing the state's issues.
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Latinx and Indigenous health advocacy groups have created a master plan they intend to share with lawmakers to advance health equity in the state.
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Who knew beans could be fashionable? Meet the Bean Jewelry Company, who turned their love for beans into a business. Los Angeles-based Latina entrepreneur Natalie Osorio elevates beans far past the classic “hay comida en la casa” staple. Her creations serve as a bold fashion statement that celebrates cultural heritage and artistic creativity.
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A California lawsuit brought in 2020 against Lyft has finally been resolved, resulting in the rideshare company agreeing to pay a $272 million settlement after alleged wage theft.
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Returning for its 11 year, LéaLA past events have included a prestigious lineup of writers, poetry reading sessions, signings, children’s workshops, book presentations and more. This year’s literacy celebration is no different; it will continue to offer free programs and activities for children, families and educators.
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Up to 90% of immigrant and refugee children step into the role of translators for their own parents, and one in five pay for it with real psychological strain. Research also shows, however, that bilingualism can lead to academic success.
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California will honor lowrider culture with a custom license plate following the signing of AB 2541, directing sales proceeds toward cultural preservation.
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More than $20 million in CalKIDS Scholarships are available to 40,000 California community college students. Many could receive up to $1,500 to help pay for tuition, books, computers and other educational expenses.
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The Central American Voices Film Festival (CAVFF) is a Los Angeles–based film festival taking place this weekend and is dedicated to amplifying the stories, cultures, and creative voices of filmmakers from Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama.
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Since 2019, Marcus Avila and his wife Katie Avila have been helping build homes for families in need across the border through the nonprofit t…