Major changes to Medicaid are expected to impact millions of low-income Americans. During a KFF and States Newsroom briefing, experts discussed how these changes could result in coverage losses, reduced federal Medicaid funding, and increased financial and administrative challenges for states and health care providers.
Last week, congressional candidate in California’s 22nd District Randy Villegas joined advocates and labor leaders outside Republican incumben…
Nearly half of Latino parents with young children say their financial situation has worsened over the past year, while immigration reform has …
With new federal legislation reshaping Medi-Cal eligibility requirements, L.A. Care Health Plan has launched its Health and Digital Literacy G…
Shelter Partnership (SP), an affiliate ofChicanos Por La Causa (CPLC), received a donation of over 3,000 new workout items, which were all dis…
This June, L.A. County voters will have the opportunity to vote on Measure ER, a proposed temporary half-cent funding measure to generate reve…
A new report finds that Los Angeles residents are increasingly developing new skills, with Spanish ranking eighth on the list. And despite a g…
As immigrants and Latinos become the fastest-growing voting bloc in California, they are expected to play a decisive role in shaping the state…
Since President Donald Trump took office, he has kept his promises of mass deportations and has eliminated several immigration programs, trigg…
The city of Bakersfield has officially announced that they have decided to call off plans to rename H Street after labor leader César Chávez f…
