The San Bernardino City Council will not be taking up a proposal to apply to a federal grant that would have required cooperation with immigration enforcement, according to a state senator.
The San Bernardino City Council is set to vote on a resolution to apply for a federal grant program to expand policing and surveillance tactics.
Recently, pan dulce – Mexican sweet bread – has been trending all over social media, such as the “Dot Cake” that people have been posting on T…
On Thursday, January 29, the Food4All Coalition and State Assemblymember Celeste Rodriguez (D-43) held a press conference to urge Governor Gav…
Earlier this month, Fuerza Regida and Dos Equis unveiled a limited-edition merchandise collaboration inspired by the brand's latest "Ni Perdón…
Owning a home has long been a symbol of the American Dream, but for many Latino families in California’s Inland Empire, that dream is slipping…
Teamsters at four Southern California Amazon facilities have authorized strikes after the union says the corporation denies their recognition …
Rep. Norma Torres announced she secured $59 million in funding for vital water infrastructure and flood risk management projects in the Inland…
Organizations like CHIRLA (Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights) are preparing for a rise in demand for their support in the coming year, ant…
Southern California could be hit by another storm, and after last week's disastrous flooding, a news study revealed the riskiest U.S. cities f…
