Another hit to the pocket! Change in insurance billing could make pregnancy more expensive Despite some potential benefits to the billing change, there are fears that the approach could incentivize unnecessary testing and increase costs.
Texas Congresswoman Mnica De La Cruz is accused of receiving donations from an insurance agent accused of diverting pub Mnica De La Cruz is competing to secure her third term in the House of Representatives and her challenger for the Democratic Party is the musician Bobby Pulido
Xavier Becerra commits to: Help ensure that people do not become homeless The candidate for governor of California proposes collaborating with the federal government, but not bowing down, and remembers his victories over Trump
Primary elections: a turning of the page for Los Angeles and California If you can vote and have not done so, there is still time to do so. Vote. Participant. If you don't participate, don't complain later
Xavier Becerra: Restoring faith in California's opportunities The Democratic candidate, leader in the race for governor, longs for access to health care for all and proposes a state of emergency in housing
Someone I Love campaign begins to change priorities in health services Two million Californians at risk of losing health coverage due to the ravages of H.R.1; cuts would be devastating to patients' health
About 8% of US citizens lacked health insurance in 2025, that number may increase this year About 5 million fewer people are expected to enroll in such plans in 2026 compared to 2025.
Dra. Jasmeet Bains is calling for the Latino vote in District 22 of California Dr. Jasmeet Bains, who promotes better health policy, participates in the Democratic primary election for California District 22
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Donald Trump closes a deal with a major company to reduce the price of his medications Donald Trump got 17 pharmaceutical companies to agree to lower the price of their medications, the most recent being Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
The salary you need to live comfortably in South Florida in 2026 surprises many A new analysis reveals how much money you need to earn to live comfortably in South Florida in 2026. The figures surprise many residents.
Inflation remains at 2.4% in February before fuel volatility The Consumer Price Index (CPI) remained at 2.4% in February. However, this data is given before recent changes in the cost of energy
How long does it take an immigrant in the United States to buy their first home Many immigrants dream of owning their own home in the United States. Data and studies reveal how long it usually takes to achieve this and why.
Were you fired? How to negotiate a good severity package We explain how to negotiate a fair severity package after being fired, based on your rights as a worker in the United States
Expenses for essential supplies and services not covered by the Medicare health care program Medicare is a health insurance program that helps people 65 and older and younger people with disabilities or specific medical conditions
6 reasons to change your bank If you don't take care of your money, nobody else will, so we'll explain the most important reasons to consider changing your bank
'Investing in pharmacy staff is investing in patient safety' Supermarket pharmacists express concerns about staff shortages
Experts warn of illegality of Trump when attacking Iran and lack of a plan for government International relations and security analysts in the Middle East highlight that the US operation in Iran has lax motives and unpredictable scope
How much will State Farm pay in dividends to customers with auto insurance State Farm will return $5 billion in dividends to its auto insurance customers: we tell you how much it will be and when it will be distributed
How to reduce monthly payments in California without breaking the law Learn about the payments you can legally reduce in California, from taxes to utilities and insurance, and learn how to do it safely
Medi-Cal in California: covered services and exclusions Learn what Medi-Cal covers in California, what services are not included, and how to avoid unexpected expenses when using this health insurance
Hidden retirement expenses that would quickly deplete your savings Retirement is a dream for many workers who don't consider the change in their frequent and hidden expenses they'll have in their golden years
10 signs that your identity might already have been stolen in the US Discover 10 clear signs that your identity might have been stolen in the United States and what to do immediately to protect your money
Los Angeles Indigenous communities face a triple linguistic barrier in medical care Many immigrants don't speak Spanish or English, and health centers don't have interpreters available
March Social Security Payment Calendar February is almost over and the Social Security Administration (SSA) already has the March 2026 payment schedule: here are the dates
What you shouldn't do when using Medi-Cal: a complete guide to avoid mistakes and penalties Discover the most common mistakes when using Medi-Cal in California and learn what practices to avoid to protect your coverage and avoid state penalties
Free vaccination for Mexicans in Houston: location, date, and time The Consulate General of Mexico announced a free influenza vaccination campaign for Mexicans in Houston
An apocalyptic picture: More taxes to save healthcare in LA Voters divided over more sales tax in Los Angeles County to save healthcare and prevent the loss of thousands of jobs
Are you looking? Convertibles for Under $20,000 The used car market offers convertibles for less than $20,000 that combine fun, style, and good performance if you choose wisely
Democrats add five districts that they could wrestle from Republicans in midterm elections The DCCC expands its efforts into territories in Colorado, Minnesota, Montana, South Carolina, and Virginia
ICE agents vent their frustrations in online forum They complain about delays in health coverage, and payment of their paychecks, and about arresting gardeners
A Day in the Life of the Commandos Fighting the Cartels in the Colombian Jungle While the presidents of the United States and Colombia met in Washington, Orla Guerin joined a unit tasked with finding cocaine labs
Moving within the USA: Procedures that many Latinos overlook If you are moving to the United States, it is important to consider some fundamental procedures to avoid problems in the medium or long term
Don't have health insurance? Here's how you can get cheaper medical care Don't have health insurance because of its high cost? Discover clinics, discounts, and resources to access cheaper medical care in the United States
Karen Bass said: 'We Are Ready to Resist' Los Angeles Mayor Gives Her Annual State of the City Report
What to do if you can't cover basic expenses in the USA If you can't cover basic expenses while living in the USA, there are some alternatives that will allow you to do so and meet all your needs
Edwin Diaz, Dodgers closer, joins Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic After a string of losses for Puerto Rico, Diaz's addition is great news for the island
Americans worried about medical expenses, reveals KFF survey Many American families say that due to tight budgets, it is difficult for them to afford medical care or insurance
Rob Schneider and Patricia Azarcoya separate after 15 years of marriage The Mexican producer filed the official divorce petition last December in the Maricopa County Superior Court in Phoenix, Arizona.
Amazon cuts 16,000 jobs in the first wave of layoffs in 2026 Amazon confirms 16,000 job cuts in 2026 as it adjusts its global strategy. The company had already experienced a wave of layoffs in October 2025
Measles outbreak in South Carolina surpasses Texas outbreak, reaching nearly 800 cases 89 new cases have been documented. Currently, 557 people are under quarantine due to the spread of the virus
Last round of Social Security payments: Who will receive up to $5,000 this January 28? Retirees born between the 21st and 31st of any month are preparing to receive their first Social Security check of the year
Democrats gain advantage heading into midterm elections as Trump administration wanes: Bloomberg The Democratic Party has a clear initial advantage in regaining control of the House of Representatives, according to analysis published in Bloomberg
This was the most stolen car in the US throughout 2025 A popular compact sedan tops the list of stolen cars in the United States and reveals security flaws that still have consequences
How often should I have my car inspected? Everything you need to know Vehicle technical inspection is not just a mandatory procedure, it's key to preventing accidents, avoiding penalties, and keeping your car in good condition
How Trump's policies could make it harder to deal with the effects of a snowstorm in the United States Since 2025, the Weather Service and FEMA have faced cuts of thousands of people, Climate Power In Action expert recalled
Congress reaches bipartisan agreement on healthcare, as new political clash looms over ICE Legislative leaders from both parties reached a consensus on a healthcare package that is part of a broad spending bill
Health insurance premium increases impact older and low-income adults Four million people expected to lose their health insurance coverage completely
Drug Price Increases: How Much More Will You Pay in 2026? Among the drugs that will have a price increase this year are the COVID-19 vaccine and Ozempic
The crisis tightens: fewer Americans enroll in health insurance due to rising costs Approximately 22.8 million people have selected an ACA plan, the first decline in four years at this point in the enrollment period
Young Latino promotes mental health through fashion Seeks to help his community learn more about depression and anxiety
Workers hold forum with California gubernatorial candidates Members of the United Service Workers West (SEIU-USWW) asked them to support immigrants and give them a voice at the decision-making table
Owning a car in the US has never been as expensive as it is now The cost of owning a vehicle in the US continues to rise. Higher prices, expensive insurance, and tariffs are putting pressure on drivers' wallets
Juan Ciscomani surprises by supporting millions of dollars in cuts that will affect Arizona hospitals Republican Juan Ciscomani opted not to sign the extension of subsidies intended to support the health of vulnerable people in Arizona
Mazda finished 2025 strong in the US and grew in used cars Although total sales declined slightly, the year ended with stability, solid key models, and a record in certified pre-owned vehicle sales
House of Representatives approves extension of Obamacare subsidies and puts pressure on the Senate The House passed extending Obamacare subsidies with bipartisan support, increasing pressure on the Senate to negotiate a deal
The chaotic and cynical “Trump doctrine” in Venezuela If the situation in Venezuela worsens, the question is what will happen to the Venezuelans whom Trump decriminalized here in the United States
Recovery Difficult for Latinos Affected by the Eaton Fire Many residents will not return to Altadena, while the reconstruction of some businesses progresses at a snail's pace
Legal Guide to Registering an Electric Car in the USA State regulations, tax benefits, and certain specific requirements can make the difference between a quick process and a real legal problem
What the US requires to import and legalize a car Before you can drive and legally register your vehicle, it must comply with federal and state regulations related to safety, emissions, and documentation
Death toll rises to 14 from Mexico's Interoceanic train derailment The Mexican Navy expressed its solidarity and condolences to the families of the deceased
In 2026: Latino voters are the undecided bloc that Democrats and Republicans will have to convince Latino voters have proven to be a complex electoral force and, not being a sociocultural monolith, have become an undecided bloc
How much money would you have with a $10,000 to $50,000 CD in 2026 Discover how much money you could generate in 2026 by investing between $10,000 and $50,000 in a fixed-rate, FDIC-protected CD
Sheinbaum guarantees comprehensive reparations; to victims and families of the train accident in Oaxaca The Director General of the Mexican Social Security Institute, Zoe Robledo, reported that 36 people remain hospitalized after the accident
Flu vaccine: where to get it for free in the U.S. and why it's key this year The flu vaccine is free for millions of people in the U.S. With new strains circulating, immunization is key. Where to get it for free.
No Payment and Coverage? This is What Insurance Allows In the United States, not paying your car insurance by the due date doesn't always mean losing coverage immediately. There are some exceptions.
The Board of Equalization: Little Known but Essential to California Communities The Board of Equalization is a discreet but powerful actor in neighborhood investment, school funding, and equitable taxation.
What is FICA and why is it deducted from your paycheck? Discover what FICA is, how it's calculated, and why this tax is key for workers who have it deducted directly from their paychecks
What is the difference between home insurance and home guarantee? Learn the differences between home insurance and home guarantee, what each covers, and when it's beneficial to have both in the United States
I left Venezuela looking for the American Dream and ended up finding the Spanish dream in Madrid Venezuelan journalist Mirelis Morales recounts her attempt to legalize her status in the US and how she was forced to abandon the immigration process
US consumer confidence continues to fall, according to new analysis The Conference Board's consumer confidence index fell from 92.9 in November to 89.1 by the end of this year
Democrats urge Trump to abandon the rule limiting Green Cards for those receiving public assistance Democrats say rule change opens door to penalizing those who previously accessed such programs
How to know if your license is suspended in the US Driving without knowing the status of your license can be very expensive in the United States. Checking if your license is suspended is a simple process
Social Security: who will receive $2,000 on Christmas Eve Social Security will send payments on Christmas Eve. Find out who will receive up to $2,000, in what could be the last payment for many this 2025
The “Kia Challenge” is expensive: there are free repairs US justice put an end to one of the most safety viral scandals in years. Hyundai and Kia will have to repair millions of vehicles free of charge
Trump agreed with nine pharmaceutical companies to lower drug prices The pharmaceutical companies collaborating to lower prices are: Bristol Myers Squibb, Genentech, Boehringer Ingelheim, Sanofi, Novartis, Merck, Gilead, GSK, and Amgen
Massachusetts man sentenced for murdering his wife and dismembering her body to make it disappear Brian Walshe was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife and the disappearance of her body
The lack of medical insurance: a disaster that could have been avoided The attitude of Republican congressmen will have profound and lasting consequences beyond a budget debate
PayPal is preparing to launch a bank for SMEs across the country The platform reported that it submitted the application this week to the Utah Department of Financial Institutions and the FDIC to form “PayPal Bank”
Former Undersecretary warns of more economic effects due to Trump's tariffs: “People are going to go hungry&a Jose Fernandez, former Undersecretary of Economic Growth, explains the implications of Trump's tariffs on the cost of living for Americans
PayPal is preparing to launch a bank for SMEs across the country The platform reported that it submitted the application this week to the Utah Department of Financial Institutions and the FDIC to form “PayPal Bank”
Millions of Latinos will pay more for health insurance and at least one million will lose protection The tax and budget law passed by Republicans canceled support for millions of people to have low-cost health insurance
NWLC Urges Congress to Pass Obamacare Extension Without Anti-Abortion Restrictions According to the organizations, without an extension, more than half of the people who would lose affordable health insurance coverage would be women
California guarantees access to health for undocumented immigrants during pregnancy Through MediCal, they receive full coverage and up to 12 months after delivery
Medicare Part B premiums increase: this is what it will cost you in 2026 Medicare Part B premiums and deductible will increase in 2026. We tell you how much you'll pay and how these increases will affect your Social Security check
Medicare Part B premiums increase: this is what it will cost you in 2026 Medicare Part B premiums and deductible will increase in 2026. We tell you how much you'll pay and how these increases will affect your Social Security check
I assumed guardianship of 26 children to take care of them if their parents are deported from the US Vidal Rivas, a parish priest in Maryland, has agreed to be the reserve guardian of the children of several of his parishioners
Social Security payment calendar for the month of December Those who retired before 1997 and those receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) will be the first to receive their payments
Tom Brady chooses his ideal NFL quarterback Brady built his perfect quarterback by combining the best qualities of Rodgers, Mahomes, Jackson, and several league legends.
Social Security: when and how to change your SSN number Discover when you can change your Social Security number (SSN) and how to request it. The SSA only approves changes in very special situations: learn about them
A quarter of pregnant women in the US do not receive prenatal care during the first trimester They warn that, without a national effort to improve access to care, the maternal and neonatal death rate will continue to rise
Lawsuit filed over Eaton fire victim's death Her family says they never received an evacuation alert; and that they stayed in the house because they thought the fire wouldn't reach them
