ICE Watch Newsletter: Will Newly Elected Officials Finally Melt ICE?
If these politicians are truly working in the best interests of their constituents, we’ll see the quick defunding and absolute abolishment of ICE, as well as better support for small businesses, working families, and improved resources for the homeless community.
Raman and DSA Candidates Have Defeated the Odds. That May Be the Easy Part
It's been 21 years since an incumbent L.A. Mayor didn't win a second term, plus other crucial takeways from the mid-term election.
Ye Rustic Inn (and Its 50 Years Worth of Regulars) Are Not Going Down Without a Fight
Hear ye, hear ye. Over 100 regulars gathered at Ye Rustic Inn, including L.A.'s new Mayor-Elect Nithya Raman. Where were you?
Southeast L.A. Residents Can Save Thousands on an Electric Vehicle by Attending This Free Event In South Gate
It can also bring you money-saving rebates on electric upgrades to your home.
Asada Inflation: A Rare Look at How L.A. Taqueros Are Handling Soaring Beef Prices
We take a deep dive into carne asada inflation with the owners of Sonoratown, Tacos Royale, and Luis' Butcher Shop.
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An Anarchist Feminist’s Personal Eulogy for Dolores Huerta
If a government sends choppers to silence a five-foot-tall woman, whatever she has to say must be dangerously important.
Escondido Resident Is 58th to Die in ICE Custody Under Trump Administration
Following Guillermo Pascual Verganza’s death at Otay Mesa Detention Center, his loved ones' nightmare only continued when an ICE press release confusingly misidentified him.
Investigations Newsletter: When Social Media Breaks the News of Your Friend’s Murder
Victories in this line of work are rare, and it often takes months, if not years, for a story to have an impact. This leaves a lot of time to wonder: What is the point?
Final Notice: Democrats Must Abolish ICE If They Win On Election Day
ICE was created in 2003. It is not some sacred U.S. institution tied to the Founding Fathers. Congress created it. Congress funds it. And Congress can dismantle it.
SGV Organizers Step Up to Stop Data Centers By Running Against the Politicians Who Failed Them
A 20-year-old Occidental College student and a florist from Rowland Heights are part of a new crop of political challengers arising in the San Gabriel Valley and they are prepared to give data centers hell.
Vanguards of Language: Obi Kaufmann, Saul Williams, and the Power of Poetry
New books by Kaufmann and Williams are valuable manifestos that urge us to create a new world by transforming how we live and what we create.
