Yolo County Statewide Articles

Visions of combo platters and glorious tacos filled my mind as I barreled down the 15. The only election reminder was a "Viva Trump" sign outside Victorville.

In the wee hours of Thursday morning Angelenos will get their first peek at a double whammy astrological delight — a Hunter's moon that's also a supermoon.

Some of the most important names in L.A. Latino politics were born in Arizona mining towns or traced their lineage there. I share those roots.

Los Angeles City Atty. Hydee Feldstein Soto has decided not to prosecute Santos Leon and Karla Vasquez, a married couple who worked at the L.A. County Federation of Labor, where the conversation took place in 2021.

Paying homage to victims of anti-Latino hatred is important, given Trump's anti-immigrant slurs. But in El Paso, some are weary of the migrants passing through.

La Mutua, the nation's oldest Latino civil rights group is down to about 200 members, some middle-aged, but a new generation is trying to revive the group.

The people I spoke to know things aren't easy and never will be — but they don't sink into a doom spiral. They have faith in their communities and themselves.

Jess and Rich Fierro might not like to be called heroes, but they gladly wear the label of leaders — and they want to inspire other Latinos to do the same.

What's better than a road trip to show what I've known forever but that many Americans won't consider: Latinos are as American as anyone else, if not more so.

Agriculture, which intersects with key issues — the economy, climate change and immigration — is a barometer of where a region and its people are heading.

Former facilities manager at Valley Christian Schools is being federally prosecuted for allegedly soliciting child pornography from students.

The Latino Youth Leadership Conference is an incubator whose alums include politicians, entrepreneurs, teachers, NASA engineers and members of various parties.

Experts say a new $22-billion plan to end homelessness in the city of Los Angeles reveals decades of underfunding and pitfalls of leaders' current approach.

Will Riverside County leaders erase the zoning barrier that separates industrial warehouses from rural homes in Mead Valley? Or is this the moment that the proliferation of distribution centers slows in the Inland Empire?

A new indictment against a Chinese company and its executives highlights the complex international process through which fentanyl is created and then travels to get into American hands.

Michelle Chambers, who is running for California's 35th Senate District in South L.A., said she took a plea deal because she could not afford a lawyer.

The developers contracted to build housing on the VA's West Los Angeles campus have said veterans have no interest in a hotel being built on the property, but leaked results of an internal survey show a large majority do.

SACRAMENTO — This year, Gov. Gavin Newsom affirmed abortion access, calling California "a proud reproductive freedom state" and criticizing Republicans across the country for trying to take away families' rights.

Patient and consumer advocates are looking to Kamala Harris to accelerate federal efforts to help people struggling with medical debt if she prevails in next month's presidential election.

Twice a month, a 40-foot-long truck transformed into a mobile clinic travels the Rio Grande Valley to provide rural Texans with women's health care, including birth control.