Robert Silva, 41, is a single dad of five children, working as a manager in a storage facility.
USC student Ivan Gallegos, who fatally stabbed a homeless man allegedly breaking into cars near campus Monday night, is a free man again. Los …
Paisa – short for paisano – is a term of endearment for some people from the same country, and a negative identifier for others.
“Book of Life” director and co-writer Jorge R. Gutierrez and Diana Maria Riva were among the honorees of Latino Spirit Awards.
East Los Angeles, the predominantly Latino community known for its artistic murals, the Chicano movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s, po…
The rain did not stop the celebration of Ysabel Jurado’s L.A. City Council District 14 campaign.
This is a busy year for Mujeres de Maiz, the spiritual artivist group. Not only will they be celebrating their 27th anniversary, they are also…
On Saturday, March 9, more than 60 people protested and rallied outside of the Abraham Lincoln High School (LHS), located in East Los Angeles,…
Update: Ysabel Jurado is now leading the election results for District 14 with 24.46% of the votes, compared to 23.49% of votes for Kevin de León.
Across the Los Angeles County Library system, there will now be a program called “Connect & Go” where library attendees will be able to bo…
The children of a 40-year-old Mexican American Opportunity Foundation teacher who sued the organization over the COVID-related death of their …
The mural created by Willie Herrón III in East Los Angeles will be restored and reinstalled when the location is rebuilt in early 2025.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Tuesday tentatively approved a pair of ordinances regulating sidewalk food vendors, including the …
“My dad never went to school. He taught himself how to read and write and my mom went up to the fifth or sixth grade,” Antonia Hernández said.
“A negative times a negative equals a positive,” is one of the many lessons taught by Jaime Escalante and portrayed in the 1988 film “Stand a…
Leticia Rhi Buckley is a Mexican American, first generation Latina working as the CEO of La Plaza de Cultura y Artes. A graduate of Loyola Mar…
When Cecilio Acevedo decided to pack up the few possessions he had to his name in 1964 and migrate from Mexico City to Los Angeles, he brought…
Growing up as a first-generation Latino in historically impoverished Boyle Heights, Juan De La Cruz remembers the times he and his siblings di…
Luis C. Garza documented the Chicano civil rights movement in Southern California to New York where he captured his own South Bronx neighborho…
