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Category: Family/Inter-generational News

$37 Million in Grants Awarded to CA Groups

Independent state government arm Covered California announced last Tuesday that 48 lead organizations will be receiving a total of $37 million in grants, to be used to deliver information on new health coverage options that will be starting in 2014 to millions of individuals and small businesses.
categories City AffairsFamily/Inter-generational NewsHealth

A Young Cuban Immigrant, Bullied For Being Different

Jane Fernandez moved from Cuba to Alhambra when she was 8 years old. That is when the bullying started that left an impact until today.
categories Family/Inter-generational NewsRace/Ethnic RelationsYouth

California Readies for Obamacare

Ethnic organizations to get millions in state grants to educate their communities on benefits.
categories Family/Inter-generational NewsHealthPolitics

AA Groups Laud Hirono’s Amendments to Protect Family-based Immigration

Officials from the Asian American Justice Center applauded on Monday Senator Mazie Hirono’s amendments to the legislation to protect the family-based immigration system.
categories Family/Inter-generational NewsImmigrationPolitics

‘Safe Sleep For Baby’ Campaign to Launch in LA

To prevent infant death due to unsafe sleep practices...
categories Family/Inter-generational NewsHealthPublic Safety

‘Tiger Mom’ Parenting’s Effectiveness Debunked by New Study

Results of an eight-year study of Asian American parenting showed that the aggressive, controlling parenting style highlighted by Yale professor and mother Amy Chua, in her controversial 2011 memoir, Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, does not guarantee academic success.
categories Arts & CultureEducationFamily/Inter-generational NewsRace/Ethnic RelationsYouth

Eficia Will Walk In Memory of Her Murdered Son Mothers Day Weekend

Northeast L.A. Peace Walk will include mothers of victims of violence.
categories Family/Inter-generational NewsNeighborhoodsPublic Safety

Lifeline Program Adapts to Cell Phone Age

For the first time, California's telephone assistance program will include discounted wireless service.
categories BusinessEconomyFamily/Inter-generational NewsHealthPublic Safety

Assembly Passes Bills Addressing Safety of Seniors, Disabled

The State Assembly has passed two bills proposed by Assemblywoman Cristina Garcia (D-Bell Gardens) to address concerns over the safety of seniors and the disabled who often become the target of abuse.
categories Family/Inter-generational NewsPolitics

New Lincoln Heights Traffic Light a Community Effort

Thirty-three-year-old Cindy Gonzales on Monday morning crossed the intersection of Sichel Street and North Broadway in Lincoln Heights for the first time since that fateful day in 1993 when she was hit by a drunk driver while crossing the street.
categories Family/Inter-generational NewsNeighborhoodsPublic Safety
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