Posted inElection Widespread voter intimidation didn’t materialize on Election Day. These volunteers kept watch, just in case. by Alejandra Molina Nov. 4, 2026Nov. 4, 2026
Posted inYouth News Team Eastside youth work to make community concerns heard this election By Alyssa LopezNov. 3, 2026Nov. 2, 2026
Posted inNews Residents were told the air around Lineage was not dangerous. A new report found health concerns. by Alejandra Molina Aug. 18, 2026Oct. 8, 2026
Posted inNews Community leaders demand evacuations and emergency aid after Lineage fire by Alejandra Molina Jun. 26, 2026Nov. 2, 2026
Posted inImmigration White Memorial releases ICE guidelines, but doctors and advocates say they fall short by Alejandra Molina Nov. 26, 2025Jan. 8, 2026
Posted inBoyle Heights After news of immigration agents at White Memorial, Boyle Heights community leaders want to safeguard patient rights by Alejandra Molina Nov. 17, 2025May. 13, 2026
Posted inBoyle Heights 30 years in, InnerCity Struggle remains a hub for social justice leadership on the Eastside by Ricky Rodas Nov. 22, 2024Nov. 22, 2024
Posted inBoyle Heights, Election ‘My voice is finally being heard’: First-time voters are learning what it means to be civically engaged by Edwin Perez Nov. 4, 2024Nov. 4, 2024
Posted inUncategorized 5 must-see art shows in Boyle Heights, plus one in SELA by Carol Martinez and Alex Medina Jul. 12, 2024Jul. 13, 2024
Posted inBoyle Heights InnerCity Struggle and Legacy LA awarded funding for work on the Eastside by Alex Medina Mar. 20, 2024Mar. 20, 2024
Posted inBoyle Heights Mobilizing the Eastside: InnerCity Struggle hosts a voter carnival by Alex Medina Oct. 27, 2022
Posted inBoyle Heights Local Control Funding Formula: Parents, students discuss how funds should be spent at Eastside schools by Gus Ugalde Mar. 4, 2014Dec. 8, 2022