Fewer homicides reported in the city of Los Angeles, but more LAPD shootings Mayor Bass explained that the results are due to the expansion of housing and social services initiatives
Now is the time to find the best school for your child In Los Angeles County alone, there are nearly 360 public charter schools
Community outraged after ICE raid on Los Angeles church Leaders of the North Hills United Methodist Church denounced the January 29 raid, which resulted in the arrest of Carlos Chavez, a vendor and member of the community
Metro Los Angeles approves San Fernando Valley to Westside train project The route will connect Van Nuys with Sherman Oaks, at an approximate cost of $9.5 billion; the trip is estimated to take 20 minutes
San Fernando Valley student accepted to more than 80 universities At a college reveal party, she announces the name of the university she chose to study political science and international politics
Gloria Saucedo is now in the heaven of the immortals Many achievements that contribute to a better daily life for the Latino community in the United States are owed to her activism and struggle
Round Politics: The Tangled Issue of Police Hiring Los Angeles Mayor Pushes to Increase Number of Officers; Councilman Lee Punished with Hefty Fine
Latin singer dies in shooting in Los Angeles neighborhood Witnesses described seeing two suspects approach a vehicle parked on Bryant Street.
High-value burglary at Los Angeles home Three suspects broke into a home in the San Fernando Valley while the owners were out to dinner; the thieves made off with $100,000 worth of goods
Hispanic man arrested as suspected perpetrator of 20 robberies in the San Fernando Valley Juan Montes, known as the
Latinos are encouraged to vote in the special election on Tuesday, November 4 Reports indicate that Latino voters are not voting
The tragedy of the arrested and deported students Immigration attorney Alex Galvez advises consulting a lawyer before attending an immigration appointment
Political Round: Which other Democrats will compete for LA mayor Former LAUSD Superintendent of Education Austin Beutner's post could encourage other Democrats to run
They will support small businesses affected by raids with cash They could receive assistance of up to $5,000, and the application period has already opened and ends on October 31st
79-Year-Old Immigrant Files Million-Dollar Lawsuit Against ICE Van Nuys car wash owner subdued, arrested, and sent to hospital despite claiming to be a US citizen
Neighbors take brooms in Boyle Heights frustrated with municipal authorities Faced with the lack of attention from municipal authorities, they are taking the bull by the horns, but they want to see more commitment from the council members
Thousands of families remain without water in Granada Hills and Porter Ranch The Department of Light and Water assures that they are working around the clock to restore service, but it is uncertain when it will be ready
We are going through bad times, affirm entrepreneurs in the San Fernando Valley Immigration raids affect business owners in Van Nuys, Business is very low, there are businesses that have closed and the ones that are open are just surviving.
Hundreds of Angelenos run to remove ICE from the city The race is part of the Summer of Resistance campaign to honor migrant families and protest aggressive arrests
Only an immigration reform could be the difference before the raids Despite the continuous and apparent violations of civil rights, lawyers do not see how the situation of immigrants can be changed
