As devastating wildfires continue to ravage Los Angeles County, advocates are calling on the public to pressure L.A. County Supervisors to take immediate action to protect 116 incarcerated youth at two juvenile detention facilities located in…
The concept of racial colorblindness hangs in the air every day. It paints the idea of a society where race is irrelevant, and everyone is tre…
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story is part of an ongoing CALÓ News series on the state of hate in L.A. and California. If you are an expert on the sub…
The Commission on the State of Hate conducted a forum titled “Resilient Roots: California’s Indigenous Communities and the Struggle Against Hate.”
Helping build community, Latinas in Tech, aims at empowering women in the industry to achieve greatness and see themselves represented.
The University of Southern California (USC) Commencement Week took place last week on campus and at the L.A. Coliseum without incidents. Despi…
A day after Mother’s Day, Karina Zapeta is still selling balloons, candy and teddy bears. She communicates with customers using a whiteboard a…
An independent evaluation conducted on Project Roomkey (PRK), a state-wide emergency housing program established in March 2020 during the pea…
Despite strides, economic disparities persist among Latinas statewide, according to a new report issued Thursday that found Hispanic women ear…
LAUSD announced the grand opening of the Sun Kings Apartments, a new affordable housing complex in Sun Valley.
The city of Huntington Park announced plans to offer free wireless internet to its residents.
Disproportionate inequities in health, access to care, housing, and economic security among Los Angeles County communities impacts health outc…
University of Southern California students have joined the nationwide Gaza solidarity occupation. The USC Divest From Death's Gaza Solidarity …
On Monday, April 15, the TransLatin@ Coalition (TLC), the Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations and the Los Angeles Police Departme…
In recent years, there has been a noticeable rise in the number of individuals within the Latino community who are unable to speak Spanish fluently.
ANAHEIM, CA – Gilbert High School held a press event on Friday to accept $5,000 worth of athletic equipment from the ELLA foundation. The cont…
Los Angeles's efforts to end digital discrimination have also paved the way for larger entities to create and move forward with digital discri…
California’s fast food workers are now being paid $20 an hour thanks to the state's minimum-wage law that went into effect Monday, April 1st. …
Rosa Cabrera-Salas, 56, was one of the hundreds of people working at the Los Angeles Fashion District’s Santee Alley, a historical outdoor sho…
