Federal agents remain stationed at government buildings as immigration protests spotlight tensions between enforcement, local authority, and Latino communities. Los Angeles, CA — On January 31, 2026, President Donald Trump
As social media addiction lawsuits expand, families and school districts warn of lasting harm to youth mental health, including Latino students Several trials are marking a social and legal milestone
At a migrant shelter in Tijuana, fewer Latino families wait near the U.S. border as migration patterns shift under Trump’s second term To reach the Movimiento Juventud 2000 shelter, you
Fake Mexican birth certificates sold in Chiapas reveal how Latin American migrants seek protection from U.S. deportation and family separation The intensification of raids in the United States has raised
As immigration enforcement expands, Latino lawmakers and civil rights groups warn of escalating harm to U.S. citizens and immigrant families US Senate, Do the Right Thing and Refuse to Fund
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
New data show U.S. life expectancy rebounding after COVID-19, with Latino Americans continuing to outlive the national average After years of pandemic-driven decline, life expectancy in the United States has
NELA GoFundMe Link: NELA ALERT SYSYTEM Sirens, whistles, and grassroots alerts emerge as immigrant neighborhoods respond to intensified ICE activity The Guatemalan couple Clara and Marcelo sold food outside the
Proposed funding cuts to outreach, prevention, and job training risk reversing recent progress as county leaders weigh difficult budget choices. Los Angeles County is preparing to finalize a budget that
Across Parriva interviews, Latino business owners describe how faith reframes risk, leadership, and failure—replacing hustle culture with purpose, accountability, and resilience. One of the most persistent narratives Latino entrepreneurs are
“I decided to leave a career that I love with all my heart, but my father was there, with those words echoing in my mind all the time, ‘be your own boss.”
As labor and delivery units disappear across LA County, Latino and working-class families face longer distances, emergency births, and growing health risks. Los Angeles County is facing a quiet but
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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