Mariana Duran
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Mariana Duran is a former 2023 reporting intern for Los Angeles Times en Español. A media studies and cognitive science major at Pomona College, Duran is currently the managing editor of the Student Life, her school paper, and previously wrote for the San Luis Obispo Tribune.
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Subcontracted Palmdale Amazon drivers were laid off after voting to unionize. Now, they’re joining a nationwide protest for better wages and work conditions.
La sección norte del BMO Stadium se ha convertido en ‘La Fortaleza’, donde seis grupos de seguidores de Angel City cantan, animan a gritos y celebran la diferencia.
BMO Stadium’s north section has turned into ‘La Fortaleza,’ where six Angel City supporter groups chant, cheer loudly and celebrate difference.
L.A. County leaders vow to continue supporting migrant Angelenos based on State of Immigrants report
This year’s report on the State of Immigrants in Los Angeles County showed that historic investments in resources have been made to immigrants but identifies areas that should be addressed to continue the momentum.
En una manifestación poco convencional para los suburbios de Los Ángeles, los jinetes de las zonas no incorporadas del condado marcharon este sábado para sensibilizar sobre las necesidades y preocupaciones de sus comunidades.
In an unconventional demonstration for L.A. suburbs, horse riders from unincorporated areas of the county marched this Saturday to raise awareness over the needs and worries of their communities.
Varios latinos de Los Ángeles sienten empatía por los inmigrantes que viajan en autobús a California y otras ciudades liberales desde estados conservadores. ‘Es una bendición’, dijo un angelino sobre los recién llegados.
A number of L.A. Latinos empathize with immigrants bused to California and other liberal cities from conservative states. ‘It’s a blessing,’ one Angeleno said of the new arrivals.
A Times reporter and photographer interviewed attendees at West Hollywood’s longstanding Pride celebration. At a time when states are implementing legislation targeting LGBTQ+ communities, some said they came to Pride for fun, some to find community, and some to be heard.