Heritage

Seasonal work. Inconsistent hours. Frequent moves. Cash payments and informal jobs. For farmworkers who rely on Medicaid, these common employment patterns could put their health coverage at risk. It’s a heightened concern for the estimated […]

Annette Sanchez has dedicated her entire life to public service, a call that began when she was just a young girl helping families in her neighborhood interpret letters and documents they could not read or […]

By Steve Ding – SJ County Supervisor, Dist 4 There is a quiet wisdom embedded in Hispanic heritage that all of America would do well to remember, not as a cultural exhibit behind glass, but […]

Just one week after damaging sex abuse allegations surfaced against the iconic labor leader César Chávez, California lawmakers unanimously passed a bill Thursday to rename the holiday named for him to Farmworkers Day, capping off […]

Pregnant women are severely immunocompromised during gestation, but in the US they will no longer be eligible for the Covid-19 vaccine. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced last week that the […]

This year’s De Los stage at the L.A. Times Festival of Books included a discussion about Latinos’ financial wellness, economic equity, and financial future.  The 30th annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books returned to the University of […]

Hundreds of San Joaquin Valley community members to gather in Sacramento to celebrate policy wins and advocate for action on critical issues Sacramento, CA – April 23, 2025 – The San Joaquin Valley Health Fund […]

The new documentary “American Agitators” looks at the life and legacy of Fred Ross Sr., one of the most influential community and labor organizers of the 20th century. Ross, who died in 1992, was active during some […]

The Archdiocese of Los Angeles announced that this Wednesday there will be an exequial Mass to the memory of Fernando Valenzuela in the Cathedral of Our Lady of Los Angeles, located in the center of […]