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The city of Whittier canceled its annual Fourth of July Freedom Walk, which was originally scheduled for this Friday mor...
07/04/2025

The city of Whittier canceled its annual Fourth of July Freedom Walk, which was originally scheduled for this Friday morning at Palm Park. However, the city’s fireworks spectacular is still going forward as planned, taking place at York Field.

The city of Whittier canceled its annual Fourth of July Freedom Walk, which was originally scheduled for this Friday morning at Palm Park. However, the city’s fireworks spectacular is still

The El Rancho Unified School District (ERUSD) Board of Education issued a letter to the U.S. Department of Homeland Secu...
07/03/2025

The El Rancho Unified School District (ERUSD) Board of Education issued a letter to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security after security footage revealed immigration agents urinating on Ruben Salazar High School grounds on Tuesday, June 10, per a statement issued by ERUSD on Wednesday, July 2.

The El Rancho Unified School District (ERUSD) Board of Education issued a letter to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security after security footage revealed immigration agents urinating on Ruben Salazar

The lack of transparency on the part of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents during the raids has become evi...
07/03/2025

The lack of transparency on the part of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents during the raids has become evident, which is why New York lawmaker Nadya Velazquez is promoting an initiative to require officers not to wear masks during operations.

U.S. Citizen Arturo Hermosillo said he was arbitrarily detained by federal agents during an anti-immigrant operation on June 19 in Pacoima.

Earlier this week, the City of Montebello approved $100,000 in emergency funding to support families affected by the rec...
07/03/2025

Earlier this week, the City of Montebello approved $100,000 in emergency funding to support families affected by the recent immigration raids. Anyone can apply for the relief program regardless of immigration status.

Earlier this week, the City of Montebello approved $100,000 in emergency funding to support families affected by the recent immigration raids.

On Tuesday morning, Congressman Robert Garcia and other local elected officials held a media briefing in front of the Be...
07/03/2025

On Tuesday morning, Congressman Robert Garcia and other local elected officials held a media briefing in front of the Bell Gardens City Hall to speak out against the ongoing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity and about the new ICE policy that prevents Members of Congress from visiting ICE detention centers without a 7-day notice.

On Tuesday morning, Congressman Robert Garcia and other local elected officials held a media briefing in front of the Bell Gardens City Hall to speak out against the ongoing Immigration

Businesses take action to shield workers and customers during immigration crackdowns.
07/03/2025

Businesses take action to shield workers and customers during immigration crackdowns.

As immigration raids continue across Los Angeles County, many community members fear being swept up in the enforcement efforts. In response, Latino-owned businesses are taking action by implementing protective measures

A group of Latino workers, immigrant rights organizations and workers' rights advocacy groups sued the Department of Hom...
07/03/2025

A group of Latino workers, immigrant rights organizations and workers' rights advocacy groups sued the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for unlawful arrest and abductions due to the immigration raids that have been a daily reality in the Los Angeles area.

A group of Latino workers, immigrant rights organizations and workers' rights advocacy groups sued the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for unlawful arrest and abductions due to the immigration raids

50 High school students to participate in the Inaugural Summer Institute program at Cal State LA.
07/03/2025

50 High school students to participate in the Inaugural Summer Institute program at Cal State LA.

The Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project (CLYLP) partnered with Cal State LA to launch the Inaugural Summer Institute, taking place from June 27 to June 29.

Jarritos, the beloved Mexican soft drink brand with over 70 years of history, officially launched its collaboration with...
07/02/2025

Jarritos, the beloved Mexican soft drink brand with over 70 years of history, officially launched its collaboration with wellness beverage company Salud — a powdered hydration drink blend that’s as much about sabor as it is about storytelling.

In the lot where “The Mummy,” “Nacho Libre,” and iconic Universal monsters existed, Mexico Town at Universal Studios, a new chapter in Latino beverage innovation was unveiled Wednesday night. Jarritos,

Neighborhood groups monitor immigration enforcement amid rising fear and federal scrutiny.
07/02/2025

Neighborhood groups monitor immigration enforcement amid rising fear and federal scrutiny.

This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission.

This year the Fourth of July will be different in many cities and communities across L.A. County. Instead of celebrating...
07/02/2025

This year the Fourth of July will be different in many cities and communities across L.A. County. Instead of celebrating the United States’ independence, many people are trying to keep the immigrant community safe.

This year the Fourth of July will be different in many cities and communities across L.A. County. Instead of celebrating the United States’ independence, many people are trying to keep

As immigration raids continue across Los Angeles County, many community members fear being swept up in the enforcement e...
07/01/2025

As immigration raids continue across Los Angeles County, many community members fear being swept up in the enforcement efforts. In response, Latino-owned businesses are taking action by implementing protective measures for their employees and customers, while also finding meaningful ways to support those most affected.

As immigration raids continue across Los Angeles County, many community members fear being swept up in the enforcement efforts. In response, Latino-owned businesses are taking action by implementing protective measures

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