Articles Published in November, 2012

At one shelter in Tijuana, deported mothers navigate the complicated process to reunite with their U.S.-citizen children.

Residents of Montebello and the surrounding area were able to free up space in their garage this weekend by getting rid of old TVs and computers that no longer work at a free Los Angeles County Household Hazardous Waste and E-Waste Roundup.

Students at Belvedere Elementary School and Eastman Elementary School are now participating in an educational program that makes math less intimidating by presenting puzzles and slowly introducing symbols and words.

As Los Angeles celebrates Filipino American History Month in October, the Sigala for Council 2013 campaign is proud to announce that Jose Sigala, Candidate for the LA City Council’s 13th District and immediate past President of the Greater Echo Park Elysian Neighborhood Council (GEPENC) has earned the support of more than 25 prominent Historic Filipinotown Community Leaders.

A coalition in Boyle Heights has already started their campaign efforts directed at the Los Angeles Mayoral contest in March 2013 in hopes of ensuring that affordable housing issues are part of every candidate’s campaign platform.

When Eastern Group Publications did an informal canvass last week of local residents on how they will vote, many voters said they knew little about the ballot measures they will be voting on in just a few days.

The Los Angeles Asian Journal have prepared a comprehensive summary of the propositions based on the California Catholic Conference's Election 2012 primer on the 11 propositions.

While ethnic media editors cited Obama’s policy positions and accomplishments during his first term, issues of race or identity politics were scarcely mentioned.

Latest poll by SurveyUSA shows 51% of Californians support Prop. 30.

California has more ethnic minority voters than ever before, and their votes will shape state politics -- in 2012, and for years to come.