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The Path to Excelencia: In Los Angeles, One School Leader’s Mission to Motivate English Language Learners to Succeed

July 11, 2018

by Esmeralda Fabián

The students of LA public schools

Teachers at L.A.’s lowest-performing schools don’t often get evaluated — and when they do, almost all do well

July 5, 2018

by Howard Blume,

Students Are Actually Eligible for State Universities

June 18, 2018

by Esmeralda Fabián

In the heart of the Central Valley, a push to get Latino voters to the polls

June 8, 2018

by Jazmine Ulloa,

Jim McDonnell at Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department Meet

Pressing prisons and jails to violate the 4th Amendment isn’t part of ICE’s job description

May 5, 2018

by Los Angeles

Kate’s Law: A Waste of Federal Resources

May 4, 2018

by David Bier

A person cultivating Cauliflower in the field

Why Republicans in CA have no public opposition to $15 minimum wage increase?

May 4, 2018

by Alex Gonzalez

No Picture

U.S. Senate race in CA will be between white liberals v. Latinos and Republicans

May 4, 2018

by Alex Gonzalez

Graphic Chart to determine yourself democrat republic or independent

Why Cruz and Trump are a liability for GOP in the Golden State among Latinos

May 3, 2018

by Alex Gonzalez

California law granting driver’s licenses to undocumented immigrants reduces hit-and-runs

May 2, 2018

by Mary Duan

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