Anabel Munoz
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Los Angeles, CA, United States
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USC Annenberg report examines lack of diversity in history of Oscars
The USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative analyzed data going back to the first Academy Awards in 1929, zeroing in on women and people of color among nominees and winners in feature films. → Read More
Meet the immigrant entrepreneurs who are adding their own sweet, spicy twist on Mexican candy
From sugar-free chamoy to dried fruit snacks with some spice, some Latino entrepreneurs are bringing their own twist on Mexican candy favorites. → Read More
AAPI Policy Summit draws lawmakers, researchers, community leaders to UCLA
In the wake of COVID-19 and the increase in hate crimes targeting Asian Americans, lawmakers, researchers and community leaders gathered at UCLA for the Asian American & Pacific Islander Policy Summit. → Read More
Inland Empire Latino organizations receive thousands in grant money from Cielo Fund
The Cielo Fund received more than 100 applications for their inaugural $280,000 grant and selected 25 organizations. → Read More
Man arrested for allegedly stealing 2 French bulldogs from pregnant woman at gunpoint, LAPD says
Police arrested a Las Vegas man for allegedly holding a pregnant woman at gunpoint and stealing her two French bulldogs in Studio City. LAPD said they used information from a dating website to find him. → Read More
Watts students call for closure of nearby metal recycling plant over health, safety concerns
Students, activists and community leaders are not giving up their fight to close a metal recycling plant in Watts. Students at nearby Jordan High are concerned over dust, loud noise, contamination and projectiles. → Read More
Documentary 'Woman.Life.Freedom' looks at mistreatment of female athletes in Iran
The documentary "Woman.Life.Freedom. Athlete Abuse by the Islamic Regime" looks at the mistreatement of female athletes in Iran. → Read More
38th Annual Kingdom Day Parade celebrates Dr. King's legacy in Los Angeles
The 38th Annual Kingdom Day Parade in Los Angeles celebrated the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. → Read More
New CA law aims to narrow wage gap, will require many employers to post pay scale in job postings
Starting January 1, 2023, many job postings in California should include more information on what they may pay. → Read More
New CA law aims to narrow wage gap, will require many employers to post pay scale in job postings
Starting January 1, 2023, many job postings in California should include more information on what they may pay. → Read More
California's 1st Native American state lawmaker works to protect tribal causes
Assemblyman James C. Ramos (D-Highland) was elected four years ago as the first and only Native American from a California tribe in the state Legislature. → Read More
Fire at Iliad bookshop in North Hollywood followed by outpouring of support from patrons, neighbors
The owner of a beloved bookstore in North Hollywood received an outpouring of support from customers and neighbors in the last few days. → Read More
Local leaders gather at Museum of Tolerance to denounce antisemitic incidents and hate crimes
Local leaders denounced antisemitic acts by a white supremacist, hate group believed to be behind the banner drop over the 405 Freeway last weekend. → Read More
Hollywood Forever Cemetery prepares for 23rd annual Día de los Muertos celebration
Día de los Muertos is right around the corner and the Hollywood Forever Cemetery is prepping for their 23rd annual Day of the Dead celebration. → Read More
Inaugural Copa Angelina welcomes fans, celebrating Mexican heritage in Los Angeles
The women of Angel City Football Club faced off against the Mexico women's national soccer team in the inaugural Copa Angelina. → Read More
Padilla visits US-Mexico border at San Ysidro, meets with nonprofits providing humanitarian relief
After visiting the San Ysidro Port of Entry and meeting with government officials, U.S. Senator Padilla hosted a roundtable with nonprofit groups providing humanitarian relief in the region. → Read More
East Los Angeles College 1st California community college to offer Central American studies program
Starting in spring of 2023, ELAC will offer an Associate of Arts degree in Central American studies. → Read More
LA nonprofit Get Lit brings poetry, literature to students
The nonprofit organization brings literature, spoken-word poetry and visual media to students. → Read More
10 years after DACA applications began, organization urges beneficiaries to keep renewing
It was 10 years ago that those eligible for DACA protections could start applying. One local organization has assisted thousands of young immigrants since then. Here's the advice they have for recipients. → Read More
Latinas contribute to California's communities, but more investment in them is needed, survey finds
Latina women make up a significant segment of the California population. Now a new report is highlighting their contributions to many sectors, as well as the need for investing in organizations that empower Latina leaders. → Read More