Celeste Rios, a Saugus High School graduate and a sophomore at California State University, Northridge (CSUN), is known for going “above and beyond” in everything she does. At 14 years of age, she broke another barrier by becoming the first f…
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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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Rebecca Alvarez Story has forged her own path within the intimate wellness space, creating products and breaking sexuality stigmas within the …
“Prodigal Daughter” explores the timely story of an immigrant woman artist who reunites with her family in Peru after 16 years of estrangement…
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Davina Agudelo-Ferreria is a Colombian-American bilingual poet, writer and the founder of her independent publishing company, Alegría Publishing.
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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.
Being Latino cannot be reduced to a simple checklist of traits or experiences.
The University of Southern California (USC) Commencement Week took place last week on campus and at the L.A. Coliseum without incidents. Despi…
“Book of Life” director and co-writer Jorge R. Gutierrez and Diana Maria Riva were among the honorees of Latino Spirit Awards.
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A new college model that helps underserved, first-generation or undocumented students receive a four-year degree and navigate higher education…
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When the bomb went off, Alex Alpharaoh’s 15-year-old mother realized she had made a life-altering decision.
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Humor has always been like an extra member of Mayan Lopez's family.
On Monday, April 15, the TransLatin@ Coalition (TLC), the Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations and the Los Angeles Police Departme…
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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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Golf has rarely seemed like an exciting game for me to watch, but “The Long Game” succeeds in making it interesting and even inspiring as it s…
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The family road trip in a rattling but sturdy minivan is a rite of passage for many Latinos. That’s the experience that “The Casagrandes Movie…
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In her latest collection of essays, "Creep: Accusations and Confessions,” Gurba delves into a myriad of experiences that have enveloped her li…
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CALÓ News and the Latino Media Collaborative hosted their first meeting on March 7, part of the new Diálogo Series, a regular convening space …
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In recognition of their dedication to addressing critical issues affecting Californians, the James Irvine Foundation will recognize Michele Si…