LAUSD Board approves vaccine requirement for students 12 and older
Los Angeles’ is now by far the largest school district in the nation to impose such a mandate
María Elena Ceja lives to volunteer, share the better side of Boyle Heights
The catechism teacher and lifelong resident wants people to know good things come out of the neighborhood
Why millions of Californians are about to lose their unemployment benefits
Federal aid programs created during the pandemic come to an abrupt end later this week
CA legislature passes ‘eviction moratorium’ for senior home residents during pandemic. But it’s too late for some.
Dozens of seniors living at Sakura Gardens facility in Boyle Heights were forced to move out to make way for market-rate housing
Sheriff’s deputies shoot a man ‘wanted for murder’ during foot pursuit
Man, who allegedly pointed a gun at deputies, was hit in the upper body and taken to the hospital for treatment
A taste of Puebla to sweeten the Boyle Heights palate
Dulcería Seis Oriente carries hard-to-find candies and treats, to the delight of area residents
Good news for LA tenants: they’ll once again be able to apply for rent relief
City council voted to turn program over to the state, which will begin to take local applications next week
Groups commemorate 51st anniversary of Chicano Moratorium
Three events will be held this weekend at East LA locations related to the 1970 anti war march
Churro vendor stabbed in vicious attack; family pleas for justice
An online fundraiser has been set up for Ignacio Torres, who sells near the Aliso Pico station
Why LA renters can’t apply for California’s billions of rent relief dollars
The city is not currently accepting applications for the assistance program intended to keep lower income families in their home