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Articles by Gloria Alvarez
About three hundred or so seniors turned out for the Food Bank distribution held this month in the senior center’s parking lot. Some arrived in cars, others brought their personal grocery baskets and still others shared a grocery cart to haul away the bags made heavy primarily by canned foods.
A program aimed at giving once incarcerated at-risk women an alternative to repeating the patterns that had previously landed them in jail is proving to be a life altering experience for its participants, according to a recently released case study of the Homegirl Café social enterprise in Los Angeles.
Spanish-language advertising aimed at the 14 million Hispanics registered to vote is still just a small fraction of election advertising spending overall.
Design and budget are very important; so is keeping community involved, says local firm.
Events celebrating opening of América Tropical are underway in downtown L.A.
As we approach the April 29th anniversary of the L.A. Riots, EGP (Eastern Group Publications) presents a retrospective of their coverage of events 20 years ago in the predominantly Mexican/Latino Eastside neighborhoods.
LA LAFCO report says East L.A. may not be fiscally viable to become a city.
Lawsuit settlement postpones elimination of the state-funded Adult Day Health Care program (ADHC).
A group in Pico Gardens calls for resignation of mayoral appointees who make up board of Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles.
