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Mexico’s government announced Friday that it would be sending a team to support efforts to combat the flames engulfing Los Angeles.

Migration has long been seen in Mexico as a humanitarian right, a narrative that now complicates efforts there to crack down on migrant flows.

Democratic support for the Laken Riley Act raises vexing questions as to why they might so rapidly go along with this MAGA-inspired street theater. 

The raids, a preview of the mass deportations that were a hallmark of Trump’s presidential campaign, have sent a chill across communities in the region.

Several emergency preparedness tips for millions of Southern California residents impacted by uncontained wildfires

Trump's return to the White House is raising alarm bells across immigrant communities.

Racial inequalities for Black workers persist into retirement, who often retire early, lessening the amount of Social Security they receive.

As hate crimes reach their highest curve in recent years, California ethnic media face an end to critical state funding.

A Black student has sued the LAUSD alleging that he was arrested while trying to defend himself during a brutal racist attack.

Noted journalist and commentator Emil Guillermo reflects on what he learned from the late President Jimmy Carter during a Sunday school lesson in Plains, Georgia. Carter, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002, died Dec. 29 at age 100.

The deadline for nominations for the 2025 cycle is December 31, 2024.

The killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson sparked a national debate over rising health care costs and claim denials.