As youth suicide rates climb and depression deepens across the United States, mental health experts are pushing for action that centers both evidence-based treatment and cultural belonging. At a July 25 news briefing hosted by […]
By Lisa Vela | Op-Ed Donald Trump was elected in 2024 in large part because he claimed to understand the impact of high prices on working class families. The rhetoric was clearly persuasive, but the […]
By Walter Contreras, Co-founder, Black & Brown Clergy and Community Coalition California has built its reputation as a place of infinite possibility, of innovation, and diversity – a place that grants second chances and opportunities […]
By Julia BarnesThere is an unmistakable trend that is happening right now in our nation. Not only are more women becoming police officers, but many police departments are making efforts to recruit and retain Latina […]
Sponsored by JPMorganChase Summer is here, and for many Americans, it’s vacation season. It’s also one of the most expensive seasons to travel. With warm weather, school breaks and slower work schedules encouraging many to […]
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En medio de los intensificados esfuerzos de deportación bajo el segundo mandato del presidente Trump, California se ha convertido en la zona cero de los enfrentamientos por redadas de inmigración. Los Ángeles, la segunda ciudad […]
With federal protections for immigrant students threatened, California has a lifeline: the California Dream Act Application (CADAA). Last spring, the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) — the state agency responsible for distributing over $3 billion […]
ivil rights organizations roundly decried a June 27 decision by the Supreme Court which could effectively end birthright citizenship in 28 states. “This ruling undermines the fundamental promise of the Constitution — that every child […]
For months, Maria, 55, a caregiver to older adults in Orange County, has been trying not to smile. If she opens her mouth too wide, she worries, people will see her chipped, plaque-covered front teeth. […]
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