L.A. Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martínez wants to allow noncitizens to vote in city and school board elections. The proposal isn’t as radical as it seems.
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We are from here and from there. Somos de los dos lados. Columnist Suzy Exposito writes about the launch of De Los and the search for identity as U.S. Latinos.
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Your morning catch-up: Meet the Mexican revolutionary turned Times columnist, a second round of Olympics tickets are on the way and more big stories
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El estadounidense resistió el dominio inicial de Chimaev y ganó por decisión dividida en Newark; Joshua Van defendió el campeonato mosca ante Tatsuro Taira.
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This Sunday is Mother’s Day and Día de la Madre. In honor of the occasion, members of the De Los staff paid tribute to their moms.
Leading up to May Day, L.A. artist Edgar Ramirez drove through the streets of L.A. County to exhibit his latest artwork, a 40-foot shipping container that shares a message that all workers can get behind: “I Want to Be Free.”
Three Latina poets -- Yesika Salgado, Celia Martínez and Vianney Harelly -- use Instagram and TikTok to connect with a growing audience of young poetry readers.
Author Jazmine Ulloa’s “El Paso” traces the complex history of the U.S. border city and re-centers the Texas town as a microcosm of the country.
South Texas native and longtime NASA employee Edward González played a key role in helping get the space agency’s Artemis mission off the ground.
Netflix first landed in Latin America in 2011. Now, the platform has announced a larger Buenos Aires office and a whole new slate of Argentinian content.
Inhumane conditions pervade ICE detention sites. Another man has died in ICE custody in Southern California; celebrities call for a South Texas center’s closure.
Your morning catch-up: The written legacy of César Chávez, the best places to eat and drink in L.A. this month and more big stories
A recent study from UCLA found that California Latinos are the most highly employed demographic in the state, yet they continue to be paid lower wages, even in light of gains in higher education rates.
On April 1, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for Trump v. Barbara, in which the nature of birthright citizenship will be challenged
