The co-founder of the Avila’s El Ranchito restaurant chain started with one spot in Huntington Park, and turned it with his children into a multimillion-dollar empire

Friendship Park on the U.S.-Mexico border has been a unique place for reunions for decades. But the Biden administration might shut it down forever.

The first Latino elected to the Los Angeles Unified School District board of trustees was also the first Mexican American U.S. ambassador to Mexico.

The dusty truck bounced along the narrow streets of Jomulquillo, the village in the Mexican state of Zacatecas where my father was born.

Nothing’s more authentically Mexican than a mishmash.

The Dodgers star’s airbrushed T-shirt, reading “We Need more Black People at the Stadium,” came from South-Central L.A. streetwear brand Bricks & Wood.

The ordinance would be the first of its kind in California, proposed by a councilman who said he’s noticed an increase in attacks with anti-Latino racism.

Let food vendors sell where they may. Get the government out of the way. Support people hustling to make a living.

A plan to house up to 10,000 homeless people on the former Sears campus in Boyle Heights draws backlash from residents.

Anthony Rendon isn’t just California’s speaker of the Assembly. He’s also a man who knows his restaurants across the state.