Youth News Team

The newspaper and its sister website serve an immigrant neighborhood in East Los Angeles of just under 100,000. It came into being through a partnership of the USC Annenberg School of Journalism, and La Opinión, the Spanish language daily. Our current media partner is Hoy, the Spanish newspaper of the Times Media Group. Boyle Heights Beat also counts upon many supporters in Boyle Heights’ schools and the broader community.

Organizing From Home: Pandemic Forces Activists to Adjust

Youth in the Eastern Coachella Valley provide support to residents disproportionately affected by COVID-19

Brown Berets to hold their own Chicano Moratorium anniversary march

Organizers say the organization is still focused on fighting for the rights of the Chicano community

Teen volunteers hold Census Action Week in Boyle Heights

Weeklong event at Weingart East LA YMCA culminates with a backpack giveaway on Friday

Former Huízar aide pleads guilty to racketeering charge

George Esparza, from Boyle Heights, could face up to 20 years in prison for his role in City Hall corruption scheme

Las Fotos Project becomes 100% women of color-led

Eric Ibarra announced he is stepping down as the organization's executive director at the end of the month

Con Safos: Green Space

Communities like Boyle Heights and East LA lack sufficient parks and areas where residents can exercise and distress

Black Lives Matter week of action called for Boyle Heights

Daily activities are being organized by a new collective formed by Roosevelt alumni

Language barrier did not keep Boyle Heights student from achieving greatness

Amanda Zetina, who graduates with honors from Roosevelt HS, was featured on CNN special

Campaign seeks to bridge digital divide for Boyle Heights students

Inner City Struggle and other groups are raising funds to buy and give out laptops, hotspots and other equipment

Boyle Heights protests against police brutality, racism

Event organized by Centro CSO went off peacefully, without incidents

Chicanas, Cholas y Chisme 2021 Festival: Womxn in Herstory

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