A new LAEDC report shows how fear from immigration enforcement is reshaping daily life—and hollowing out Latino small business corridors. Updated February 2026 data from the Los Angeles Economic Development
The Apple Music Super Bowl LX performance paused for a live wedding—complete with cake, dancing, and a love story that melted the internet. The moment turned the halftime show into
Internal emails show Labor Department staff repeatedly raised concerns about white-nationalist symbolism—now the same official is shaping Homeland Security’s messaging. The Department of Homeland Security has hired a social media
As government agencies stayed away, volunteer Samuel Schultz organized nonstop relief at a desert border gap—work now captured in a new documentary, Sam. Somewhere between 2023 and 2024, Samuel Schultz
New offices in Irvine and a rapid statewide buildup highlight limits of local sanctuary protections Immigration and Customs Enforcement is steadily expanding its physical presence across Southern California, including the
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
After a federal court ruling expanded ICE access to Medi-Cal data, hospitals and advocates warn fear—not illness—may keep families from seeking care. After a federal court ruling expanded ICE access
New offices in Irvine and a rapid statewide buildup highlight limits of local sanctuary protections Immigration and Customs Enforcement is steadily expanding its physical presence across Southern California, including the
As federal immigration enforcement intensifies, Los Angeles redraws the line between city power and federal authority — with real consequences for immigrant communities. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass moved forcefully
New data shows Latino households prioritizing trust and value over one-click convenience After years of relentless growth, daily online shopping in the U.S. is hitting a wall — and Latino
“He always used to say that we should help people. If we saw a homeless person, he would give them money.” Ana says.
The MELT ICE Act would bar former ICE agents from teaching and policing roles, citing public safety, student trust, and documented harms to immigrant communities Why This Matters NowCalifornia is
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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