The first candidates’ forum for the CD1 council seat was deeply disappointing. There were no winners—only many losers. In conversations with Parriva, each candidate emphasized the importance of addressing the
World Cup 2026 Los Angeles travel plans now include discounted rail options, aiming to cut traffic, lower costs, and expand access for regional and Latino communities. A new rail and
Trump Vatican clash highlights rising tensions between U.S. military policy and global religious diplomacy, raising questions about influence, power, and international relations. A Trump administration official gave the Vatican’s ambassador
Anti Latino hate crimes are rising despite an overall decline in incidents, revealing deeper tensions tied to immigration policy, rhetoric, and shifting social dynamics. Anti-Latino and anti-Sikh hate crimes in
LA28 business opportunities aim to shift Olympic spending toward local and small businesses, with major implications for economic growth across Latino communities in Los Angeles. LA28 Wednesday launched a plan
The rise of Donald Trump to the presidency, coupled with Republican control of Congress and the Senate, dealt a significant blow to California — a state that has long stood
Medi-Cal renewal California 2026 is becoming a critical issue as new policy changes, confusion, and fear leave many Latino families at risk of losing essential health coverage. OPRIMA AQUI PARA
Trump Bukele deportation deal with El Salvador is raising serious concerns about transparency, human rights, and the use of foreign prisons in U.S. immigration enforcement. Three months after President Donald
LA affordable housing funding aims to reduce eviction risk and expand supply, but access barriers could determine who benefits most from this historic investment. Los Angeles is making one of
Mastercard Latino small business support is expanding access to capital, digital tools, and growth opportunities for Hispanic entrepreneurs driving California’s economy. California’s small business economy is being reshaped by Latino
“My love for food has always been marked by my mother’s cooking. I remember in my childhood, my love for eating mole….”
New public health data highlights why the Latino youth suicide crisis is shaping California policy debates, community health strategies, and prevention investments. Across California, a troubling pattern is emerging in
A large boost in a Los Angeles County emergency rental relief program was delayed Tuesday, Sept. 2, for two weeks by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, in a
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