An open letter to elected officials to support investments in ethnic and community media critical to California's communications infrastructure.

Undocumented Latinos in Atlanta, which will host several matches, say fear of being detained is changing how they celebrate the tournament.

The plaintiffs, including two low-income tenants, say HACLA’s failure to provide language services violates state law and puts their housing status at risk.

20 states, led by California and Massachusetts, are suing the USDA to remove provisions that tie SNAP food aid funding to the support of the Trump Administration’s anti-DEI policies, including “gender ideology,” and immigration enforcement.

As the federal government moves to strip transgender rights, the California Civil Rights Department’s first-ever California Civil Rights Summit had a different message.

Lucia fled cartel violence in Mexico with her children in 2023, only to fall victim to domestic abuse by her husband once in the US.

For business owner Chang Y. Lee, improving streetlight in LA's Koreatown is part of a decades long effort to ensure the area's safety and vibrancy.

Mental health providers are increasingly using AI technology to record conversations, raising privacy concerns among patients and practitioners.

Many are turning to a group purchasing model honed over years of experience in fights for labor and economic justice.

With the FIFA World Cup to open June 11, civil advocates warn the tournament risks becoming a backdrop for serious rights violations on American soil.

The federal expansion of immigrant surveillance is increasing political targeting, identity theft and data breach risks for all Americans.