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Posted inImmigration, Youth News Team What my Zapatista upbringing in Boyle Heights taught me about resistance—and standing up for my community by Chicuei Ehecatl May. 1, 2025Jan. 5, 2026
Posted inBoyle Heights, Environment, Los Angeles City Despite rain, volunteers clean Hollenbeck Park while questioning city budget priorities by Carol Martinez Apr. 28, 2025Apr. 28, 2025
Posted inBoyle Heights, Government With communities like Boyle Heights left in the dark, California moves to crack down on copper wire dealers and sellers by Alejandra Molina Apr. 25, 2025Apr. 25, 2025
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Posted inBoyle Heights Community leaders remember Father Richard Estrada, founder of Jovenes Inc. by Andrew Lopez Apr. 1, 2025Apr. 1, 2025
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