Boyle Heights Beat

Fire breaks out in Boyle Heights scrap yard

Jury rejects wrongful death claim from sons of man shot by LAPD

Boyle Heights residents elect 17 neighborhood council representatives

County establishes lead-based paint cleanup program

New National Poll Shows Biden as Early Favorite Amongst Latinx Voters

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Fire breaks out in Boyle Heights scrap yard

Firefighters on Monday battled a scrap yard fire in Boyle Heights at a site where a larger fire destroyed a warehouse j... Read More...

Jury rejects wrongful death claim from sons of man shot by LAPD

The family of 36-year-old Omar Gonzalez sued the city over the shooting by officer Eden Medina.

Boyle Heights residents elect 17 neighborhood council representatives

Biennial elections for the Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council, which advises the city government on policies relating to the neighborhood,were held on Saturday.

County establishes lead-based paint cleanup program

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to create the Exide Area Lead-Based Paint Hazard Mitigation Program.

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Boyle Heights Beat Student Reporter Position

The Boyle Heights Beat team is looking for a college level student reporter to join our team! To apply email resume to:... Read More...

Weird Wave Coffee reports ninth vandalism

Someone splattered blue paint on storefront of business at center of gentrification protests

Winter community meeting scheduled

The gathering will take place Feb. 12 from 5 to 7 pm at the Boyle Heights Technology Youth Center

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High school students speak out about the teachers’ strike

Boyle Heights Beat is a bilingual community newspaper produced by its youth "por y para la comunidad". The newspaper and its sister website serve an immigrant neighborhood in East Los Angeles of just under 100,000. Read more about our team

Striking teachers rally against charter schools

Boyle Heights Beat is a bilingual community newspaper produced by its youth "por y para la comunidad". The newspaper and its sister website serve an immigrant neighborhood in East Los Angeles of just under 100,000. Read more about our team

BHB student reports for NPR about teacher’s strike

Boyle Heights Beat is a bilingual community newspaper produced by its youth "por y para la comunidad". The newspaper and its sister website serve an immigrant neighborhood in East Los Angeles of just under 100,000. Read more about our team

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