House of Representatives passes bill to end government shutdown The bill to end the government shutdown passed by a narrow margin in the House of Representatives
Trump signs funding bill to end government shutdown Despite the announcement, Congress could not agree on the budget for a key area, the Department of Homeland Security
Democrats and Republicans reach an agreement to avoid government shutdown The agreement seeks to prevent the federal government from running out of funds and dispels the specter of a new shutdown that threatened to paralyze the country
Senate blocks funding bill that would avert a government shutdown Government shutdown possibility increases after Senate blocks government funding package
Congress reaches bipartisan agreement on healthcare, as new political clash looms over ICE Legislative leaders from both parties reached a consensus on a healthcare package that is part of a broad spending bill
Chris Murphy criticizes ICE operation, calling it “inhumane and illegal” Democratic senator denounces that current tactics of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have crossed the line of legality and ethics
US ends 2025 with 50,000 jobs in December The United States ended 2025 with 50,000 new jobs in December and a stable unemployment rate of 4.4%, according to official BLS data: what it means
US consumer confidence continues to fall, according to new analysis The Conference Board's consumer confidence index fell from 92.9 in November to 89.1 by the end of this year
US GDP grew at an annual rate of 4.3% in the third quarter of 2025 The US economy grew 4.3% in the third quarter of 2025, driven by consumption and exceeding analysts' forecasts
What is CZT, the amazing material that is generating a technological revolution Only a handful of companies can produce cadmium zinc telluride, a material with powerful properties
GoFundMe fundraising increases to cover basic expenses in 2025 GoFundMe reported a sharp increase in fundraising campaigns to pay for rent, food, and essential bills during 2025: Do these requests work?
What to expect from the Federal Reserve's interest rate announcement this Wednesday Labor market pressures and high inflation due to tariffs could prevent the Fed from cutting interest rates by year's end
Underlying inflation remained high in September Underlying inflation remained under pressure in September, reinforcing the Federal Reserve's (Fed) caution regarding potential rate cuts
Is the Federal Reserve considering lowering interest rates in December? According to FactSet data from surveys of economists, the probability of an interest rate cut in December fell from 97% to 22%
They anticipate a normal travel season for Thanksgiving Experts do not expect more flight delays after the federal government shutdown is lifted
Americans are experiencing high levels of anxiety heading into the holiday season due to the economy and medical neglect Latinos maintain high levels of stress related mainly to socioeconomic issues, loneliness, and the growing wave of deportations
Free Thanksgiving Food: Places, Dates, and Times in California Free Thanksgiving Food Places, Dates, and Times in California, with Options in San Francisco, East Bay, and South Bay
NASA reveals new images of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS and rejects rumors about alien spacecraft NASA says third interstellar visitor comes from a solar system older than ours
NASA will release the first photos of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS On December 19, 3I/ATLAS will reach its closest approach to our planet
Changes to the SNAP program could leave millions of Americans without their benefits Changes to the SNAP program, according to Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins, are to prevent fraud
October employment report will not be published due to lack of data, according to BLS The government shutdown hampered the Bureau of Labor Statistics' data collection for the October report
Trump ends air restrictions and normal operations return after government shutdown The National Airspace System returns to normal after the end of the budget lockout two weeks before Thanksgiving
Trump asks for investigation of Democrats mentioned in Jeffrey Epstein's emails Trump will ask the Justice Department and FBI to investigate Epstein's relationships with Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, and Reid Hoffman
Trump asks for investigation of Democrats mentioned in Jeffrey Epstein's emails Trump will ask the Justice Department and FBI to investigate Epstein's relationships with Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, and Reid Hoffman
Noem announces $10,000 bonuses for TSA agents who worked during the shutdown Some TSA agents will receive $10,000 bonuses for.......
From successful entrepreneur to depending on food stamps Ana Flores received benefits from the Snap/CalFresh program for six months this year
Trump signs bill to officially reopen the federal government From the Oval Office, Donald Trump ends the longest government shutdown in US history
SNAP program beneficiaries will begin to receive payments within 24 hours Millions of low-income Americans will once again receive their full SNAP food assistance benefits.
Trump's proposed name change to War Department could cost up to $2 billion For now, the name “War Department” is a secondary title of the Department of Defense, unofficial
Adelita Grijalva took the oath as a new member of the House of Representatives Democrat Adelita Grijalva officially became a member of the House of Representatives, which reduces the power of the Republicans
5 ways to find free or cheap food if you're a food coupon recipient Food banks and programs like Double Up Food Bucks are an alternative for stocking up
The Supreme Court keeps the benefits of the SNAP program on hold The Supreme Court extends its order blocking full SNAP payments as the government shutdown is potentially nearing its end
Reopening the government and promises of the health system: Republican challenges facing the intermediate elections Trump and Republicans again monopolize the issue of healthcare, with millions of citizens affected by rising premiums
Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva will take office Wednesday after weeks of controversial delay Grijalva will be sworn in as a member of Congress on Wednesday seven weeks after winning a special election in Arizona
House Democrats call for a 3-year extension of Obamacare subsidies House Democratic leaders introduced a budget amendment to extend Obamacare subsidies for 3 years
Senate Republicans condition Obamacare subsidies on limiting abortion Republican senators demand stricter abortion rights to extend Obamacare subsidies
Trump government threatens with measures against absent air controllers Duffy urged air traffic controllers to return to work and assured them they would receive 70% of their salary
La Opinion Hoy: Senate reaches an agreement to end government shutdown The agreement contains three full-year appropriations bills that will fund certain departments such as Agriculture until the end of the fiscal year.
What does the Senate-approved budget package to reopen the government consist of? The Senate-approved bill, now headed to the House, consists of three funding proposals, but no health insurance tax credits
Senate approves bill to reopen the government with the support of eight Democrats The Senate on Monday approved a Republican-backed agreement, supported by eight Democrats, to temporarily fund the federal government
More than 2,000 flights canceled on Sunday, while Duffy warns it could get worse With 2,200 flights canceled on Sunday, the nationwide air travel disruption threatens a bitter Thanksgiving for travelers
Donald Trump is booed at the Washington Commanders game against Detroit Lions The president received more boos than cheers when he appeared on the screens
Airlines in the US will lose millions of dollars due to government shutdown, says Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy, Secretary of Transportation, mentioned that it is difficult for airlines to cancel flights
The Senate ends Saturday session without advance to resolve the government shutdown The Senate will remain in session over the weekend, but concluded Saturday without progress on a solution to end the government shutdown
Trump demands changes to Obamacare subsidies as government shutdown continues Trump proposes redirecting Obamacare coverage funds directly to citizens to resolve the government shutdown
Trump asks the Senate to stay in session until a deal reopens the government Trump asks the Senate to stay in session over the weekend in search of a budget deal to end the government shutdown
Supreme Court Temporarily Stops Delivery of Maximum SNAP Benefits The Supreme Court blocked the injunction requiring full funding of SNAP payments, granting an emergency request from the Trump administration
Hundreds of flight delays and cancellations at LAX A total of 168 flights were delayed on Friday and 54 were canceled to comply with the Federal Aviation Administration order
Nancy Pelosi's legacy recognized by California leaders Ends a decades-long career in which she became one of the most powerful figures in American politics
Trump asks the Supreme Court to block the order to pay SNAP to the maximum even though it is already being paid USDA reported that it will comply with the court order to pay the full SNAP benefits for the month. The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to stop the payment
They ask to reinstate officials who supervise ICE detentions A group of congressional Democrats sent an official request to the Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem
Five California airports affected by government shutdown Among the affected airports in the country are Los Angeles, Ontario, Oakland, San Diego, and San Francisco; the reduction in air traffic begins this Friday
ICE violates its own policy by holding people in its processing centers An analysis by The Guardian revealed that ICE is increasingly holding people in processing centers for extended periods without supervision
Latino Families Cannot Afford the Trump Administration's Health Care Cost Spike Trump and Congress are about to let a key funding program for the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the extended tax credits, expire
SNAP beneficiaries show interest in saving despite controversy over food stamps In response to the contingency, Patrick Penn, an official with the Department of Agriculture, indicated that they plan to cover 50% of the benefits
Virginia voters go to the polls to elect the first woman governor Worried about the government shutdown, voters go to the polls to elect one of two women to replace Republican Glenn Youngkin
The fourteenth vote to approve the government financing bill fails After 14 votes in the Senate, a provisional funding bill to allow the government to reopen remains unapproved
Trump threatens to block SNAP payments despite court order The president says his administration will only issue food assistance payments if Democrats agree to reopen the government
USDA announces it will use emergency fund to partially pay for November food stamps Despite the news, the USDA warned that families could still take weeks, and in some states, months, to receive the reduced benefits
Waiting problems at LAX due to lack of air controllers The FAA announced that the delays at Los Angeles International Airport were due to a staffing shortage that lasted for more than 12 hours
Treasury Secretary confident that food subsidies could be reactivated on Wednesday More than 40 million Americans did not receive November payments after the USDA alleged its insolvency
Nearly 42 million low-income people lose their food stamps Congress failed to reopen the government before funds for the SNAP program created to combat hunger ran out
SNAP vouchers stop sending benefits: where to find help Millions of families will lose SNAP vouchers: we bring you the aid, discounts and resources available for households that depend on this program
'I've tried to stretch the little food I have to the limit': the 40 million Americans at risk of losing.. Families who survive thanks to social assistance to buy food are at risk of losing the benefit due to the partial government shutdown
Head Start programs serving nearly 65,000 children begin to close due to lack of funds Approximately 134 programs could be affected in 41 states and Puerto Rico by the government shutdown
Organizations Help Angelenos Affected by the Pause of the SNAP Program Food Delivered to Low-Income Families in Southern California
Immigration Facts of the Week: Growing Presence of the Border Patrol and Their Military Tactics Inside the Country Get the essential facts about immigration: Border Patrol is deploying inland to support ICE and there are new rapid action forces
There will be no hunger in LAUSD Nearly 300,000 students will be affected if their families stop receiving food stamps
Government shutdown affects SNAP coupons: which states are sending additional aid Government shutdown will halt SNAP benefits in November: some states are already offering additional support to low-income families
Judges order the Trump administration to pay SNAP benefits with contingency funds By order of two judges, the Trump administration must pay SNAP benefits as soon as possible
Trump demands Republican senators remove the 60-vote rule and end the government shutdown Trump urged Republicans to use the
Government shutdown: WIC could suspend benefits in November for women and children Millions of women and children are at risk of food insecurity if they lose WIC support in November due to the government shutdown and the lack of new funding
Maps showing drug routes from Latin America to the U.S. U.S. forces have been targeting suspected drug boats, mostly in the Caribbean. But is that the route the narcotics are arriving by?
Do you work for the government? Everything you should know about retroactive pay Know your rights about retroactive pay if you are a federal employee affected by the government shutdown, beyond what President Trump says
School meals: the only federal aid left for families who depend on SNAP Mariana Alvarez Joyal, from No Kid Hungry, told La Opinion about other food assistance available in light of the SNAP suspension
Senator Ruben Gallego accuses Representative Juan Ciscomani of protecting pedophiles like Epstein Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego accuses Arizona Representative Juan Ciscomani of protecting pedophiles like Jeffrey Epstein
Flight delays will get worse due to government shutdown, Sean Duffy warned Despite the government's promise of payment, air traffic controllers are choosing to look for jobs to help cover daily expenses
USDA will stop paying food aid to more than 40 million people in November SNAP provides food benefits to low-income families so they can pay for basic nutritious food.
Democratic Senators urge the Trump administration to release funds for SNAP in November The Department of Agriculture warned that it will not use the supplemental SNAP funds so that millions can receive benefits in November
The Pentagon accepts a $130 million donation to help pay troops during the government shutdown The Pentagon accepted a $130 million private donation to help pay troops as the government shutdown continues.
Social Security and government shutdown: who will wait more than a month for their November payment Social Security will pay in November despite the government shutdown, but some beneficiaries will have to wait more than a month after October
The Senate also doesn't move forward with Republican bill to pay essential workers According to analysts, money for essential services could soon reach a crisis point as the government shutdown drags on.
More states warn no funding for SNAP in November if the shutdown continues Those who depend on the federal food assistance program have received notices to buy non-perishable food or go to food banks
California deploys the National Guard to support food banks Governor Newsom announced that troops will support food banks in distributing food to families, in response to the federal government shutdown.
Federal Government Shutdown is now the second longest in US history. The current shutdown has surpassed the previously second-longest, which occurred between December 1995 and January 1996
Government shutdown: States warn that SNAP coupons would stop in November States warn that SNAP coupons could stop in November if the federal government shutdown continues
Arizona sues to force House speaker to swear in Adelita Grijalva Arizona's attorney general sued to force House speaker Mike Johnson to swear in Democrat Adelita Grijalva
Federal government shutdown affects CalFresh program benefits The Los Angeles County Department of Social Services announced that CalFresh enrollees will likely not receive funds in November.
Senate fails for eleventh time attempt to lift government shutdown The Senate voted for the eleventh time on the Republican proposal to open the federal government until next month, but it did not get enough support
Economic uncertainty causes a drop in mortgage rates for the second consecutive period 30-year fixed mortgage rates stood at 6.27% during the second week of October, according to Freddie Mac.......
Mayor of Portland claims ICE facilities are “an imminent disaster” The centers are operated by federal officials, with little access to regional media, making it impossible to truly understand how they operate.
Millions are at risk of not receiving food stamps if the government shutdown continues The SNAP food stamp program will run out of funds within two weeks, according to Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins
Newsom attacks Trump for Marines live-fire exercise on major highway California governor says Trump 'puts ego over responsibility' by allowing military exercise on major I-5
Newsom attacks Trump for Marines live-fire exercise on major highway California governor says Trump 'puts ego over responsibility' by allowing military exercise on major I-5
Social Security: which services work and which don't due to the government shutdown During the 2025 government shutdown, Social Security payments continue, but several SSA procedures are limited or suspended: we tell you which ones
The Supreme Court will run out of funds due to government shutdown The Supreme Court announced it will run out of funds on October 18 and has suspended public access to closed buildings, but is still hearing cases
An aircraft with Mexican registration crashes in Michigan and leaves three dead A corporate jet took off from Battle Creek Executive Airport in Michigan and flew northeast before crashing with three people on board.
ICE Arrests One of El Salvador's Most Wanted Fugitives and Leader of the MS-13 Gang US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced the arrest of an MS-13 gang leader, Ismael Enrique Mendoza Flores.
Social Security COLA: Why your payment won't increase like you think Social Security's cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in 2026 could be reduced by other increases retirees must pay: we tell you what it is about
Dozens of organizations urge Republican leader to swear in Adelita Grijalva Grijalva is expected to be the decisive signature in forcing a vote on a bill for the release of Jeffrey Epstein's files
Trump hosts dinner with moguls to fund $200 million White House ballroom Donald Trump hosted several high-profile donors and investors, with representatives from the largest companies, including Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Google
FBI agents will receive their salaries despite the government shutdown, Patel says The Trump administration is looking at alternative ways to ensure federal law enforcement officers receive their salaries.
The White House says layoffs during the shutdown will exceed 10,000 employees Federal employee cuts due to shutdown will 'likely' exceed 10,000, Russ Vought says
What's next with the government shutdown? Democrats and Republicans fail to reach agreement on reopening government; President Trump says there will be program shutdowns and layoffs
Republicans fail in the Senate for the 8th time and government shutdown continues GOP bill to end government shutdown fails in Senate for 8th time, no solution in sight
Mike Johnson warns government shutdown could be longest in history Mike Johnson slams Obamacare funding as House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican
Vance compares a “hostagetaking” with Democrats' stance that forced a government shutdown Vance warned Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer:
Government reverses layoffs of CDC employees due to government shutdown Nearly 1,200 employees received notices about the alleged layoff, sparking a wave of criticism
Health coverage for millions at risk as tax credits expire Between 22 and 24 million people will see premium increases, and 4 million are projected to lose coverage
Social Security: who will receive a double payment in October despite the government shutdown Some Social Security beneficiaries will receive two payments in October. It's not extra money. We explain who receives it, despite the government shutdown
The Trump administration started the layoff of federal employees due to the government shutdown White House budget director Russ Vought confirmed that the government has begun laying off employees due to the government shutdown
Kamala Harris assures that only the people and the power of God can stop Trump at this moment Kamala Harris urges citizens to demonstrate against Donald Trump's policies, as she assures that Republican politicians are afraid to do so
Government shutdown: which workers will receive a payment this October 10th On October 10, some federal employees will receive a partial payment. We tell you who will receive it and why, despite the government shutdown
Democrats present bill to stop financial aid to Argentina US began the rescue of Argentina, but senators seek to prevent the use of the Treasury Department's Exchange Stabilization Fund
Democrats and Republicans fail in agreement and the government shutdown continues GOP bill falls short again as shutdown end remains elusive amid Democrats' demands
Government shutdown: Hollywood-Burbank Airport, without air traffic controllers: FAA Government shutdown affects regional airport, which will be without air traffic controllers Monday afternoon and evening, the FAA warned
Trump closes government after budget failure in the Senate Non-essential government services are suspended, and other security, aviation, and medical services will operate on a limited basis.
Announce day of protests “No Kings” Against Trump on October 18 with more than 2,000 events Organizations announce a day of protests against the Trump administration's policies that will take place on October 18 in 50 states
What do the undocumented have to do with the Trump government shutdown? The Trump Administration claims that Democrats want to provide health benefits to undocumented immigrants, but that is false
Trump to meet with congressional leaders ahead of government shutdown deadline Trump to meet with Schumer, Jeffries, Johnson, and Thune on Monday as Tuesday deadline to avert government shutdown hits
Committee Democrat Urges President Johnson to Swear in the Newly Elected Representative Adelita Grijalva The Congressional Hispanic Caucus' BOLD PAC committee asked the Speaker of the House of Representatives not to delay the swearing-in of Adelita Grijalva.
Why is this fight to fund the government like no other? President Trump has been illegally freezing funds, breaking budget laws by refusing to distribute the money as required by law.
Latino Leaders Press Congress to Establish Reforms in ICE Raids A coalition of Latino civil rights groups called on Congress to ensure that immigration laws respect the Constitution and prevent abuses.
Trump canceled a meeting with Democratic leaders to prevent a government shutdown President Trump canceled a meeting with Democratic leaders in Congress to negotiate funding to prevent a government shutdown
Trump will meet with Democrats Schumer and Jeffries amid threat of government shutdown Democrats are pushing to preserve healthcare programs as part of any deal to keep the government running.
Senate rejects projects of provisional financing to avoid a shutdown of the government The plan to fund the government until November 21 and thus avoid a shutdown lacked the support of Democrats in the Senate
Republicans approve project of provisional funding bill before the government shutdown Mike Johnson managed to unite the majority of his party members in the House of Representatives to pass the provisional budget project
Schumer and Jeffries ask Republican leaders to meet to avoid a government shutdown When lawmakers return from their vacations, they will have just 20 business days before the government runs out of money at the end of September
