In the latest episode of “The De Los Podcast,” author and professor Vanessa Díaz discusses her book about Bad Bunny and why he’s served as a good launching point to talk about Latino identity.
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We are from here and from there. Somos de los dos lados. Columnist Suzy Exposito writes about the launch of De Los and the search for identity as U.S. Latinos.
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For at least half a century, Border Patrol workers have used the onomatopoeic word “tonk,” referring to the sound of someone getting hit, as slang for undocumented immigrants.
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Our inaugural LA Vanguardia class is an amazing array of Latino talent shaping the movies, TV, music, fine arts and literary scene of today — and tomorrow.
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El Club América y el CF Monterrey se enfrentarán el miércoles, 2 de septiembre, en el Dignity Health Sports Park.
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During this week’s record-breaking heatwave, L.A. Latinos have been feeling the heat at higher rates than any other demographic in the city.
Puerto Rico’s ongoing water crisis made national headlines last week, as many were left without water for days — and now a majority of the island faces drought conditions.
The U.S. government’s recent actions in the Caribbean nations of Cuba and Venezuela highlight the administration’s dehumanizing view of Latinos worldwide.
Gilberto Cárdenas, a San Gabriel native and highly respected sociologist and advocate for advancing Latino and Chicano identity through academia and art, has died at 79.
It’s been more than a month since the Boyle Heights fire at the Lineage warehouse was put out, but residents near the facility are still facing a litany of issues that are causing a stink.
The national drink of Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina, the brewed herbal infusion mate brings a piece of home to markets, cafes and restaurants of L.A.
L.A. Times food editor Daniel Hernandez stopped by the De Los Podcast to discuss the L.A. food scene and his journey as a counterculture writer who witnessed the Mexico City punks vs. emo street fight.
The National Assn. of Hispanic Journalists’ annual conference this year confronted the harsh realities of being a reporter in 2026, but also inspired hope.
Chavez Ravine was once home to thousands of Mexican Americans. A new digital archive tells their story
Former residents and descendants of Chavez Ravine gathered in L.A. for the unveiling of “Chavez Ravine: An Unfinished Story,” a new archive by Loyola Marymount University that digitizes the community’s history.
“Femme Fatale Vol. 2” is a panoramic double album that simmers with ambition. Anchored on a near-orchestral soundstage, its 20 tracks ricochet from in-your-face punk dissonance to majestic broken-heart dirges, a lovely duet with St. Vincent, rootsy folk interludes and farfisa-rich lounge.
