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California’s clean energy shift: how ending coal power impacts Latino communities
California has taken another step away from fossil fuels. For the first time in decades, the state will no longer buy electricity produced from coal, ending a long-standing reliance on out-of-state power plants such as the Intermountain facility in Utah.…
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Xavier Becerra’s California Comeback and Clash with the White House
Xavier Becerra is once again stepping onto familiar ground. After serving in Congress, leading California’s…
Sazón de California: Tadin Tea Keeps Latino Traditions Alive, One Cup at a Time
For more than four decades, Tadin Tea has been part of Latino households across California…
Standing Up for Democracy: The Journalist’s Role in Times of Crisis
The United States is living through a moment of profound democratic vulnerability. I believe the…
Cuando El Idioma Se Convierte En Blanco, La Democracia Pierde Su Voz
Es incorrecto—moral, legal y cívicamente—que ICE apunte a personas simplemente por hablar un idioma distinto…
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Skid Row Homelessness: Why Official Numbers Don’t Match Reality
Los Angeles officials say homelessness is declining, but Skid Row tells a different story. In…
ICE Raids Unsettle Los Angeles, Immigrants Forge Resilience Together
When federal immigration enforcement operations swept through Los Angeles earlier this summer, the effects rippled…
¡Presente! Angelica Salas channels struggle into fearless leadership
Angelica Salas has long been a leading advocate for immigrant rights in Los Angeles. Since…
Latino Representation on the Line as California Weighs Map Overhaul
California’s plan to redraw its congressional map could reshape Latino political power in key regions…
Viral ICE Claim Misleads Bay Area Residents
Bay Area community advocates are cautioning community members to be wary of what they see,…
California Latinos Face Health Emergency Under Trump
“The Latino community, already tends to use medical services much less. And now, with this…
‘How Schools Make Race’ Examines How Bilingual Education Programs Enforce Racial Hierarchies
Author Laura C. Chávez-Moreno explores how students’ concept of race is imposed through institutional practices.
Latino News Network Presents At The NAHJ 40th Anniversary Conference & Expo
LNN Editors offer best practices and lessons learned on solutions journalism and covering LGBTQIA+ communities
Voting is a social determinant of health
Voting is often viewed through the lens of civic duty and political engagement, but it…
Food Bank for Farmworkers
“Farmworkers show up, and we still have food on our table thanks to them, and…
Dr. Emma Olivera: Find Your Tribe
Latinos are the most significant and fastest-growing group in the U.S., yet their presence in…
Millennials face the ultimate “adulting” choice: should they have a baby or take care of their parents?
Stuck between a rock and a stork, millennials are juggling financial strain, societal expectations, and…
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Skid Row Homelessness: Why Official Numbers Don’t Match Reality
Los Angeles officials say homelessness is declining, but Skid Row tells a different story. In an interview with Alex Segura, Mahdi Manji of Inner City Law Center explains why official…
Alex Segura Named Managing Editor of LNN West
At a time when trusted, community-centered journalism is more necessary than ever, LNN’s commitment to elevating Latino voices and stories across the country deeply resonates with me.
Stories Matter: How Political Messaging Transforms Protests from Rights to Riots
Same events, same streets, entirely different narratives. And, as it often does, the one that dominates will determine everything from future policy to how history remembers this moment.
Fear and Friction in L.A.: Latino Families Caught in the Middle of a Growing Immigration Storm
“We’re not asking for special treatment. We just want to be treated like human beings.”
Celebrating the New Year: Latino Traditions
Festivities often blend age-old customs with modern celebrations, resulting in rich and vibrant traditions that reflect the diversity of the Latino experience.
Annual Poet’s Murmuration Calls for Balance of Earth and Humanity
The event was meant to bring people together to poetize and pray “for the balance of our out of control ecology,” Rosa De Anda, founder of The Marigold Project, said….
Latinas Contribute to $1.3 Trillion in U.S GDP
“These daughters and granddaughters of immigrants are combining the extraordinary and selfless work ethic of…
Farmworkers Rally Against New Overtime Law
“I want my son to study, and with 40 hours, I won’t be able to…
Aquí Mercado Creates A Sense Of Community And Belonging
“We want to show people our communities here in Seattle,” Daniel Calderon said.
Xavier Becerra’s California Comeback and Clash with the White House
Xavier Becerra is once again stepping onto familiar ground. After serving in Congress, leading California’s…
Standing Up for Democracy: The Journalist’s Role in Times of Crisis
The United States is living through a moment of profound democratic vulnerability. I believe the…
Latino Representation on the Line as California Weighs Map Overhaul
California’s plan to redraw its congressional map could reshape Latino political power in key regions…
Stories Matter: How Political Messaging Transforms Protests from Rights to Riots
Same events, same streets, entirely different narratives. And, as it often does, the one that…
Fear and Friction in L.A.: Latino Families Caught in the Middle of a Growing Immigration Storm
“We’re not asking for special treatment. We just want to be treated like human beings.”
How USAID Cuts Left Thousands of Farmers in Guatemala Struggling
Maria Lopez’s tomato farm was once thriving, but with the U.S government’s cuts to USAID,…
