• Jimmy Kimmel Returns: A Win for Free Speech Amid Political Pressure

    ABC reversed course this week and announced that Jimmy Kimmel Live! would return, which it did to a large audiences on Tuesday night, ending a suspension that set off one of the most intense free-speech battles in recent television history. The Walt Disney Company released a statement confirming the reinstatement after...
  • Teatro Nahual Presenta: Dos Maridos Pa’ Enriqueta

    Teatro Nahual presenta esta divertida comedia, la cual hará gozar al público de principio a fin. La actriz, fundadora y directora de Teatro Nahual, Verónica Meza; ha hecho una adaptación magistral de esta obra. El tema principal, es uno de nuestros temas favoritos “el amor”. En la puesta en...
  • Community as Canvas — Riverside Muralist Celebrates City’s Latino Roots

    Raised on the east side of Riverside, California, artist Juan Navarro’s public murals celebrating the area’s Latino community are a common feature across the city. For many, they are a beacon of pride as Latinos grapple with the fallout of President Trump’s deportation agenda. Yet Navarro, 31, says despite...
  • Un Mes de la Herencia Hispana bajo las sombras

    El Mes de la Herencia Hispana en Estados Unidos suele ser un estallido de vida: calles llenas de música, colores y aromas que recuerdan que millones de latinos han dejado una huella imborrable en la historia de este país. Cada año, del día 15 de septiembre al 15 de...
  • As Fear of ICE Grips Homes, Volunteers in LA Deliver Food to Families in Need

    Araceli Martinez American Community Media LOS ANGELES — For years, Génesis Méndez worked two jobs while studying biology at Biola University, a Christian school near Orange County. Once she’d reached her goal of buying a new car, she quickly put the new ride to use. These days, Méndez does...
  • Judge pauses Trump policy cutting off schools, shelters to certain immigrants

    Adam Echelman CalMatters California’s soup kitchens, homeless shelters and preschools can continue to serve those without legal status, at least temporarily, according to a decision on September 10 by a U.S. district court judge in Rhode Island. In July, four federal departments — Education, Justice, Health and Human Services...
  • Report: 16% of CA community college students finish 4-year degree

    Students who go to a California community college right out of high school graduate with a four-year degree just 16% of the time within eight years of starting classes, according to a new analysis from the Public Policy Institute of California. The data show that students who start out...
  • Unresolved Respiratory Symptoms? Get the Right Tests and Care

    Each year, 500 to 1,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), a rare lung disease that can be fatal if left untreated. To encourage earlier diagnosis of PAH, the American Lung Association, with support from Johnson & Johnson, is sharing information about the...
  • EarthTalk Q&A: Public Lands Sell-Off

    Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk National parks, wildlife refuges, forests, and other public land is at risk of being sold and exploited by the Trump administration. This land is owned by the American people, yet the administration hopes to pass legislation to increase development, logging, mining, and sell...
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