The American Community Media (ACOM) hosted a briefing with policy experts from the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) explaining which Medi-Cal services and benefits will continue to be available, important deadlines, who is affected by these changes, and what members can do to keep their coverage.
Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican history, Indigenous mythology, music and poetry are some of the themes the Latino Theater Company's latest producti…
A group of elected officials and leaders gathered on Tuesday to publicly oppose Proposition 39, the Voter Identification, Citizenship Verifica…
State Assembly leaders say money is why this accountability and oversight bill isn’t moving forward.
Earlier this week, CalOptima Health announced the expansion of its Street Medicine program to four new Orange County cities to help the unhous…
This year, the nonprofit organization Grand Performances is celebrating 40 years of free performances in Downtown Los Angeles, presenting all …
Los Angeles released new homelessness numbers recently and debate is again focusing on whether overall homelessness went up or down. But the n…
The American Community Media (ACOM) hosted a briefing with policy experts from the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) explaining which Medi-Cal services and benefits will continue to be available, important deadlines, who is affected by these changes, and what members can d…
Earlier this week, CalOptima Health announced the expansion of its Street Medicine program to four new Orange County cities to help the unhoused with urgent and primary care services.
You might assume that what you tell a doctor stays between you, your physician and perhaps your insurer. But the reality is more complicated.
The Trump administration has revived the public charge rule, dramatically expanding its scope. The rule denies green cards to applicants who use or will use public benefits like Medicaid, housing assistance or food stamps. It’s set to take full effect next month.
Leslie Priscilla, certified parent coach, family life educator and founder of Latinx Parenting, a bilingual organization, has launched her very first book, “Chancla: H…
The exhibit will present works by 13 photographers, tracing a trajectory of Mexican photography from the late 1920s to the mid-2010s.
Generating millions for the Tucson local economy, the filming of the Mexican telenovela “Tierra de Amor y Coraje” was a first for Arizona, putting the border state on …
Mexican American singer Cuco will judge a skateboard competition at the “Skate Around” event at Rowley Park in Gardena.
State Assembly leaders say money is why this accountability and oversight bill isn’t moving forward.
You might assume that what you tell a doctor stays between you, your physician and perhaps your insurer. But the reality is more complicated.
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 lawsuit alleges Meta deliberately designed addictive features that have fueled a youth mental health crisis and violated federal privacy laws.
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A group of elected officials and leaders gathered on Tuesday to publicly oppose Proposition 39, the Voter Identification, Citizenship Verification, and Registered Voter List Administration Initiative.
Earlier this week, CalOptima Health announced the expansion of its Street Medicine program to four new Orange County cities to help the unhoused with urgent and primary care services.
This year, the nonprofit organization Grand Performances is celebrating 40 years of free performances in Downtown Los Angeles, presenting all forms of art, including music, dance and theater from around the world.
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The Freedom Index Tracker offers everyday citizens the opportunity to understand where their elected officials stand on protecting their right to engage in political boycotts
At a roundtable in southern Arizona, advocates and elected officials shared insights on how federal policy is affecting local people.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs recently vetoed a bill pushed by a data center developer lobbyist that would have significantly reduced the power of citizen initiatives statewide
The Weingart Foundation announced the appointment of The Honorable Isabel Casillas Guzman and Joseph Tomás McKellar to its Board of Directors.
Los Angeles-based Mexican floral artist and creative director Juan Renteria, better known as “El Creativo,” will launch a third edition of his workshop “Taller de Flor…
Over the next year, Gabriela Campos will document the role of women within the lowrider and artistic culture of the Southwest after becoming the first recipient of the…
Two years in, the brewery has hosted fundraisers for local organizations, rotating food trucks, weddings and gatherings that bring Tucson communities together
Mexican American singer Cuco will judge a skateboard competition at the “Skate Around” event at Rowley Park in Gardena.
Soccer fans, the FIFA World Cup is over, but the golazos don’t stop as the Leagues Cup 2026 matchups have begun with the first round of Phase One matches underway, whi…
Before he was the 2025-26 Gatorade Arizona Baseball Player of the Year, Alain Gomez-Gudiño spent his 16th birthday in a train station in Mexico in the hopes of making …
It wasn’t just Mexicans and Mexican Americans. In fact, all Latinos united for a few weeks during the World Cup against a team that many outside of Latin America were …
ICE announced plans to acquire electric sh… Read moreLalo on CALÓ: Gloves are off
In "Unrest," Dr. Rose Salseda, author and professor of Art and Art History at Stanford, examines how artists have documented, remembered, and reckoned with the 1992 LA Riots. The book is the first to explore the visual art legacy of the riots and their lasting impact on Los Angeles.
Digital safety expert, author and creator Cathy Pedrayes offers practical, parent-friendly guidance that families can put into practice before that big first purchase …
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The East Los Angeles YMCA, is hosting a Fire Relief Resource Open House on Friday, July 31, for families affected by the Lineage Warehouse Fire.
We are headed into August, and the kids will soon be off to their new classes. With that in mind, it's time to prepare for all their back-to-school needs.
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La mujer, de 45 años, acababa de salir de una corte en la ciudad de Tucson cuando fue rodeada y arrestada por hombres vestidos de civil en el estacionamiento. La mujer…
¡Lineage Logistics (o simplemente Lineage), la empresa global de almacenes frigoríficos, debe irse de Boyle Heights!
A medida que Estados Unidos celebraba 250 años de su independencia, activistas, líderes religiosos y miembros de la comunidad transfronteriza de Arizona-Sonora celebra…
