• Experts Warn of Health Risks, Stress Vaccines Amid Measles Resurgence

    A Minnesota mother who was traveling to Somalia took her family to the local travel clinic to get necessary vaccines before their trip, including the MMR vaccine, which protects against measles, mumps, and rubella. The youngest member of the family, a 9-month old boy, did not get vaccinated because...
  • En menos de 100 días los latinos podemos hacer historia en las elecciones

    La cuenta regresiva ya comenzó. Faltan menos de cien días para las elecciones del 3 de noviembre y Estados Unidos entra en esa etapa en la que la política deja de ser ruido de fondo y comienza a sentirse en el bolsillo, en la mesa familiar y en las...
  • California restricts utility shutoffs as dangerous heat ripples across state

    Alejandro Lazo CalMatters California bars utilities from cutting off power to customers who fall behind on their bills when it’s dangerously hot outside – a basic safety protection. Losing power in some rural areas can also mean losing water, and in cities, having no way to cool down can...
  • World Cup citizen diplomacy helps reshape America’s image

    The World Cup may be over but host cities like Boston are hoping the international goodwill it generated helps improve America’s image around the globe. For more than a month, visitors from countries like Iraq, Cape Verde, Morocco and Scotland helped turn downtown into a melting pot of soccer...
  • La Devoción a Santa Ana y San Joaquín

    El día 26 de julio se celebra la devoción a Santa Ana y San Joaquín, quienes en vida fueron la madre y el padre de la Santísima Virgen María. Se les conoce como Santos muy milagrosos que conceden todo tipo de peticiones. Millares de personas han dado fe y...
  • Tips for dealing with California’s big heat wave

    This week is the hottest of the year so far and experts throughout California are cautioning people to limit outdoor activity, seek shade and drink lots of water to protect themselves. Temperatures in the Southern California desert are expected to approach 115 to 120 degrees. Dr. Stephen Sanko, adjunct...
  • CA tribal leaders speak out on sovereignty

    California tribes navigate a range of priorities and opportunities, so leaders gathered recently in Los Angeles to forge a united front and to celebrate a new podcast. “Reclaiming Our Stories: Voices of Indigenous Peoples of California” is from the nonprofit California Humanities, part of a nationwide initiative led by the...
  • Get Your Kids Ready to Go Back-to-School with Affordable Health Coverage 

    Once school starts, life moves fast. There is homework, practices, permission slips, and early mornings. Before the calendar fills up, take a moment to make sure your child has health coverage for the year ahead. Free or low-cost health coverage is available through the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)...
  • A new review of the SAT at University of California is coming by June 2027

    Mikhail Zinshteyn CalMatters The University of California will still evaluate the role of the SAT in undergraduate admissions, despite media reports indicating that the revered public university system suspended those deliberations. The confusion comes at a time when a growing chorus of professors and media commentators are pushing the...
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