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In addition to celebrating Latinidad, proceeds from the event will directly support community causes, including immigration defense efforts and community funds.
A proposed California law would examine every mortgage lender in the state to ensure every institution is following nondiscrimination laws.
Marissa Roy, a California deputy attorney general, is campaigning to become Los Angeles' 44th City Attorney, vowing to transform the office into a massive public interest law firm that prioritizes “fighting for the people, not the powerful.”
Gov. Gavin Newsom has issued the same veto twice in three years, stopping a bill that would have allowed undocumented students to work on their college campuses.
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Two pioneering figures in Chicano cinema and literature will discuss their work and answer questions during the 38th annual Tomás Rivera Conference at the University of California, Riverside.
Across Los Angeles County, 90,217 children have no internet subscription at home, about 4.4 percent of the county’s children. Most of that gap is a connection problem, not a device. CALÓ News has curated a list of resources for accessing free Wi-Fi, computer assistance, affordable devices and low cost internet.
At a time of so much division over policy and priorities between Republicans and Democrats, a group in California is proving bipartisanship can coexist.
As the campaigns heat up to elect the next Mayor of Los Angeles on Nov. 3, incumbent Karen Bass said it is crucial to campaign with Latinos, not just because her family is Latina but because Latinos represent half of the City of Angels.
California is crafting weaker heat protections for prisons than for other workplaces, citing billions in costs to cool aging institutions as climate and health risks increase.
When students score high enough on a state test, they’re considered fluent in English. But experts say thousands of students are leaving Arizona’s program for teaching English before they know the language well enough to succeed.
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