A medida que los casos de Omicron y Covid-19 continúan aumentando, y en previsión de que los estudiantes regresen a la escuela esta semana, la Fundación El Salvador realizó una […]
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With Highest Rates, Latino Community is The Hardest Hit During COVID-19 Surge
As Omicron and COVID-19 cases continue to surge, and in anticipation of students returning back to school this week, the El Salvador Foundation held a resource fair at Winnetka Park […]
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New District Lines are Praised for Reflecting California’s Diversity
The redistricting process has been completed and California is now being credited with having developed a model for public participation that can serve as an example for other states. The […]
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La Temporada Navideña no Termina hasta que se Celebre el Día de los Reyes Magos
Al entrar en panaderías esta semana, el agradable olor del pan dulce es aún más fuerte con la adición de muchos coloridos pan dulce Rosca de Reyes (Corona de Reyes). […]
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The Christmas Season Isn’t Over Until Three Kings Day Is Celebrated
Walking into panaderias this week, the pleasant smell of pan dulce is even stronger with the addition of many colorful Rosca de Reyes (Wreath of Kings) sweet bread. Locally, The […]
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On Winter Solstice, Officials Join Fernandeño Tataviam Tribe to Honor Those Who’ve Died From COVID-19
With Mayor Eric Garcetti, other local officials, and tribal members, a sunrise ceremony and community wellness gathering was held at the Chatsworth Nature Preserve on Tuesday, Dec.21, to mark the […]
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Doctors Offer Prescription for Avoiding “The 12 Cruds of Christmas”
As the holiday season hits full stride, local doctors want families to stay alert of the contagious illnesses that can spread as we all pack together to shop, travel on […]
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Número Histórico de Latinos en California que se están Inscribiendo en la Universidad, pero Demasiados no están Recibiendo Títulos
No hay discusión: el futuro de la fuerza laboral de nuestra nación dependerá de los latinos. Se estima que para el 2050, los niños latinos en edad escolar constituirán un […]
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Historic Number of Latinos In California Are Enrolling In College, But Too Many Are Not Receiving Degrees
There is no argument — the future of our nation’s workforce will be dependent on Latinos. It’s estimated that by 2050, Latino school children will make up a third of […]
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COP26 es una vía Informativa de dos vías para la Delegación del Senado de California
Esta semana, los miembros de la delegación del Senado de California sostuvieron una reunión virtual con los reporteros del estado para discutir su participación en la Cumbre de Cambio Climático […]