Last week, California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed Assembly Bill 1840, a bill that would have expanded the California Dream for All Shared Appreciation program and allowed undocumented immigrants with ataxpayer ID number (ITIN) or Social Secu…
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The 78th Annual East Los Angeles Mexican Independence Day Parade and Festival is back
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Spotify announces ‘La Tierra de Música Mexicana,’ an event celebrating Mexican music in Los Angeles
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La Maldita Vecindad comes to L.A. with Molotov
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Study reveals untreated trauma at a young age has a lasting impact on physical and mental health
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Pilot program allows Mexican doctors to practice medicine at California’s health clinics
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Lalo on CALÓ: Maná takes a stand against Nicky Jam's support for Trump
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The Central American Independence Festival and Parade is happening on September 14th and 15th
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Guatemala’s top soccer teams to face off at BMO Stadium for Independence Day Celebration
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Lalo on CALÓ: Earthquakes, heatwaves and fires oh my
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Mattel's Barbie Collection releases Juan Gabriel doll
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Yesterday, President Joe Biden unveiled plans to restrict and impose limits on asylum for immigrants seeking refuge at the United States and M…
“Prodigal Daughter” explores the timely story of an immigrant woman artist who reunites with her family in Peru after 16 years of estrangement…
Paisa – short for paisano – is a term of endearment for some people from the same country, and a negative identifier for others.
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For the Aguero family, activism runs deep.
This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is co-published here with permission.
In the next few weeks, hearings and deliberations for the 2024-25 Los Angeles County budget will begin. On April 22, Fesia Davenport, the cou…
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In the early hours of December 2023, Wendy Lujan was awakened by screams at her Inland Empire home. The 37-year-old mother of five heard noise…
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The fee increase would force applicants "to make hard choices between applying for relief or buying necessities like groceries” said NILC.
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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.
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I’ve heard the juiciest gossip, heartbreaking relationship stories and even occasional regaños from mothers to their kids on Los Angeles publi…
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As the 2024 General Election approaches, the issue of immigration is once again at the forefront of political discourse. During last week's St…
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If you drive through some of Los Angeles's most well-traveled streets, such as Crenshaw Avenue, Figueroa Street, Adams Boulevard, Vermont Aven…
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When it comes to the U.S.-Mexico border, Americans differ on whether it should be described as a “crisis.”
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The Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights will hold a two-day training for residents in the Los Angeles area who are interested in beco…
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Editor's note: This story is written in partnership with the University of Southern California, 2023 California Health Equity Fellowship.
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“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…
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For Los Angeles congressman Jimmy Gómez, it all started when he showed up earlier this year with his baby son Hodge on the House floor during …
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There are days when I wake up with the urge to pack my bags, buy the first ticket to Mexico and not look back. And even though I, along with m…