Boyle Heights Beat

Some recipients of José Huízar scholarships did not get promised funds: LA Taco

Stakeholders at Bravo Magnet decry lack of funding, need for improvements

State St. Recreation Center may get a $935K makeover

‘The New Normal’ highlights how COVID-19 shifted young people’s lives, education and employment in California

Mayoral candidate Karen Bass chooses Boyle Heights to launch Latino outreach effort

Latest Stories

Some recipients of José Huízar scholarships did not get promised funds: LA Taco

Grassroots media organization said students from Roosevelt and Garfield struggled to get money for college awarded by disgraced councilmember

LA River Farmers Market aims to become a weekly gathering place for Northeast communities

Social services providers to join vendors every Thursday at the LA State Historic Park in Chinatown

Perspective: It’s time to give Bravo High School the attention its students deserve

A school advisor and mother of students at the Boyle Heights school advocates for more funding to allow for expansion and program improvements

Stakeholders at Bravo Magnet decry lack of funding, need for improvements

A group of students, teachers and parents at the Boyle Heights high school has come together to advocate for the campus

Youth News Team Stories

Shooting near Clarence and 6th leaves 27-year-old man dead

Police report citywide increases in homicides and gun attacks in April

State St. Recreation Center may get a $935K makeover

Funds from county’s Measure A would allow for the demolition and replacement of the Boyle Heights park’s play area

LA’s pilot fund for undocumented immigrants to get free legal services is here to stay

Those with criminal convictions now qualify for L.A. Justice Fund, thanks to a move by councilmembers De León and Krekorian

Our Voices

Community Voices | Stories from Ramona Gardens

Perspective: I was at the 1970 Chicano Moratorium March

Gus Ugalde is a print journalist and Boyle Heights native. He is a graduate of both Salesian High School and East Los Angeles College. With writing as his passion, he has had over 500 stories published at several publications throughout Southern California.

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

Frank Romero’s iconic painting comes to LA Plaza

Sabbath Services

Frank Romero’s iconic painting comes to LA Plaza

Sabbath Services

Some recipients of José Huízar scholarships did not get promised funds: LA Taco

Stakeholders at Bravo Magnet decry lack of funding, need for improvements

State St. Recreation Center may get a $935K makeover

‘The New Normal’ highlights how COVID-19 shifted young people’s lives, education and employment in California

Mayoral candidate Karen Bass chooses Boyle Heights to launch Latino outreach effort

Latest Stories

Some recipients of José Huízar scholarships did not get promised funds: LA Taco

LA River Farmers Market aims to become a weekly gathering place for Northeast communities

Perspective: It’s time to give Bravo High School the attention its students deserve

Stakeholders at Bravo Magnet decry lack of funding, need for improvements

Shooting near Clarence and 6th leaves 27-year-old man dead

State St. Recreation Center may get a $935K makeover

LA’s pilot fund for undocumented immigrants to get free legal services is here to stay

Perspective: I was at the 1970 Chicano Moratorium March

High school students speak out about the teachers’ strike

Striking teachers rally against charter schools