‘Latinos are late deciders’ – anti-recall activist campaigns focus on increasing Latino turnout before Tuesday
As of last week, only 20% of Latino registered voters in California had returned their ballot for the Sept. 14 recall election
Could Latino voters make the difference in whether Newsom survives California’s recall election?
While Latinos make up 39% of the California population and about 28% of its registered voters, some studies show conservatives and white voters are likely to dominate in the recall
Newsom recall election: Watch how to cast your vote
On Sept. 14, California registered voters will decide if the governor holds onto his job or not
A first time voter in Boyle Heights speaks out: ‘I want my voice out there’
Arely Valencia, 18, says she’s aware that the 2020 elections are unlike any other in history
New candidates enter District 14 City Council race
What once looked like an uncontested re-election for District 14 City Councilmember Jose Huizar, has now turned into a race, including a former member... Read More...
Voters elect new Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council
Boyle Heights residents and stakeholders came out to cast their votes on Saturday and elect their newest neighborhood council representatives.
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Elections for Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council this Saturday
Would you like to choose the members of your community in charge of heading local government? Don’t miss your chance to cast your vote for candidates ... Read More...
Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council: Open call for candidates
Interested in getting involved in your community? The Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council has a number of seats available for candidacy for its upcom... Read More...
Decoding Healthcare: Why Boyle Heights and the United States need Obama’s healthcare plan
Opinion: Will the government really control your healthcare under ObamaCare?
One of the fiercely debated issues surrounding our presidential election... Read More...