Excessive screen time leads to heart disease, a study reveals in the latest article by reporter Jacqueline Garcia.

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On Sunday, September 28, one of Mexico’s most influential musical artists, Aída Cuevas, will perform at the Luckman Fine Arts Complex at Cal State LA for her monumental 50th Anniversary U.S. Tour.

Taste Salud, the Latino-owned and health-focused powdered drink mix brand, is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with the launch of its limited-edition Hydration + Immunity: Churro flavor.

The Los Angeles World Airports Commission on Thursday previewed a new identity and narrative that will take over LAX, infusing the international gateway with the spirit of the city.

On Sunday, Frida Perez became the first Latina to win an Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series for her work on “The Studio.”

Actor and singer Diego Tinoco, best known for his interpretation of Cesar Diaz on the Netflix show “On My Block,” has released his first song called “Ojos de Miel.”

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Los Angeles will receive nearly $20.5 million in funding for the Estrella Azul Project, a permanent housing project that will consist of 79 units dedicated to homeless individuals experiencing behavioral health challenges.

'Mexicanos unidos jamás serán vencidos': Phoenix celebra 'El Grito' en Capitolio de Arizona.

Oscar Rascon Duarte, a 56-year-old Mexican national, died in Mesa, Arizona, while receiving medical treatment under the care of ICE.

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On Wednesday morning, Senator María Elena Durazo and a coalition of immigrant rights and economic justice organizations gathered in the heart of Boyle Heights to call on Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign SB 635, the Street Vendor Protection Act, into law.

Erik and Lyle Menendez, who last month were denied in their bids for parole after serving more than three decades in prison for the 1989 shotgun slayings of their parents in Beverly Hills, have now lost their bid for a new trial.

The Safe Learning Environments Act, SB 848, authored by Senator Sasha Renée Pérez from Pasadena, has now passed the Legislature, and it is on its way to Governor Newsom’s desk.

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Patients are delaying or cancelling their medical appointments, Zócalo Health states.

Saturday was the second annual Bienvenida event at Cal State Long Beach (CSULB), where dozens of students and their families had the opportunity to know more about college life.

Last week, Las STEMateras, an all-girls Hydrogen Grand Prix (H2GP) team from Hilda Solis High School in Boyle Heights competed in the H2GP World Finals in Chemnitz, Germany, earning an impressive seventh place among dozens of international teams.

A bill to reduce antisemitism in California’s classrooms by creating a new, statewide Office of Civil Rights is headed to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk after a 35-0 vote by the state Senate late Friday, the last day of the legislative session.

Karol G was just announced as one of the headliners for Coachella 2026, making her the first Latina woman to headline the popular music festival since its inauguration in 1999.

Lawmakers waited until the final hours of the final day of the legislative session to resolve two of the most contentious TK-12 education issues: confronting rising antisemitism in schools and clamping down on charter school fraud.

Critics of affirmative action have launched a long-shot appeal aimed at stopping California from requiring training on unconscious bias in every continuing medical education class.

Did you know that you still have time to enter a presale draw for the FIFA World Cup 2026? The moment that millions of soccer fans have been waiting to experience in person has opened its first ticket draw entry.

At a Finance Committee hearing Sept. 4, senators on both sides of the aisle lambasted Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., claiming he had broken his promise not to restrict vaccine access.

Seven Latino workers at a Long Beach car wash were detained by federal immigration agents Saturday morning. The raid was captured online by bystanders as the scene unfolded at the Bixby Knoll’s Car Wash, located off of Wardlow Road and Atlantic Avenue.

Therapists describe greater stress, anxiety, anger and fear among Latino patients in Los Angeles since immigration raids intensified in June.

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More than 2,000 students attended the 2025 LA Career Expo on Friday. Among them was Jaden Garcia, who was very interested in some of the trade careers presented on site.

Despite the fear of the ongoing immigration raids, the annual Mexican Independence Day parade and festival took place on Sunday in East Los Angeles with hundreds of people attending.

Minimum wage increases will kick in for hotel and airport workers leading up to the 2028 Olympics after a referendum effort fell short. An industry coalition has cried foul.

They are not dead — yet – but time has all but run out.That’s about as optimistic as it gets for Assembly Bill 84 and Senate Bill 414.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass publicly endorsed former Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa as next governor of California.

Cal State system seeks a delicate balance on diversity under Trump.

Prime Video’s “The Summer I Turned Pretty” changed location at the end of its third season to Paris, where Benito, played by Fernando Cattori, becomes Isabel Conklin’s new love interest.

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Aurora Anaya, CEO and Founder of Bloom Wild Bookshop, is bringing her Latina-owned mobile bookstore to the Montebello Barnyard Zoo this Saturday, September 14. Don’t miss this fun, family-friendly event filled with books, community and more.

The University of La Verne and the National College Resources Foundation will host the 12th Annual Latino College Expo on Saturday.

The Los Angeles Tourism Worker Living Wage Ordinance, which will boost the minimum wage for tourism workers in the City of LA, is now officially in effect, after a coalition of hotels and airline corporations failed to collect enough signatures to overturn the ordinance.

Citing “inhumane conditions” and a “shocking rate of deaths,” Attorney General Rob Bonta on Monday announced that the state is suing Los Angeles County over conditions in its jail system.

An influx of bills are set to land on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk this week as the state legislature’s session comes to an end. Legislators in the California State Assembly and Senate have until Friday to revise and pass their bills for the 2025 legislative session.

A book by Maria Luisa Arredondo highlights the importance of Mexican migrant women in the U.S.

Republicans insist that President Donald Trump’s cuts to Medicaid were aimed at reducing fraud and getting more of its adult beneficiaries into jobs. But the side effects may include less care for sick kids.

After scoring a 1-0 win on Sunday evening, the “Cremas” of the Comunicaciones Soccer Club celebrated their long awaited victory in the second edition of the Copa Guate Banrural match against their rival team the “Rojos” of the Municipal Social and Sports Club.

Democrats in the California State Assembly passed two bills geared toward holding immigration enforcement officials in the state accountable.

The annual “CicLAvia – Historic South Central meets Watts” event is scheduled to take place on Sunday, September 14, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. The free outdoor happening will connect the neighborhoods of South Central, Florence, Firestone and Watts.

Approximately 180,000 voices could be heard chanting “Palestina Libre” or Free Palestine at Residente’s show in Mexico City’s central plaza. The third largest plaza in the world, the Zócalo can fit up to 280,000 people, according to the Mexican government.

The city of Norwalk has agreed to repeal its ban on homeless shelters and will pay $250,000 toward new affordable housing developments to settle a state lawsuit, officials said Friday.

Trump administration investigates Medicaid spending on immigrants in blue states.

Girls closed the gender gap in math; then the pandemic struck.