Hispanic ice cream vendor loses tricycle after accident in Long Beach The community supports Pedro Castellanos, a deaf Hispanic salesman, to recover after the incident he suffered on July 4 by a driver who escaped
Street vendors drink a bittersweet cup Dozens of immigrants offer all kinds of items to soccer fans with the expectation of making good money
Hispanic saleswoman recovers after attack in Los Angeles Arabelia Martnez, 62, was attacked by a woman in downtown Los Angeles; The attack on the street vendor caused outrage in the community
They launch a campaign to support businesses affected by the raids in Los Angeles The state and entrepreneurs lose millions of dollars due to immigration operations
They resist and honor the people who have lost their lives because of ICE Every Sunday, a group of activists and residents gather at the Home Depot in Cypress Park to remember those who have died since June 6
Angelino self-repatriates to Mexico: 'I have come with humility to learn and to contribute' Alessandro Negrete participates by giving his testimony in the webinars The Self Repatriation of Loyola Law School and ITESO
Because of the raids, store owners in Los Angeles ask not to approve the ICE budget They describe deserted streets, restaurants closing early, supply trucks no longer arriving, employees absent, damages in the millions of dollars
A Super Bowl that was much more than a game for Latinos A large number of dancers, business owners, designers, and musicians from Los Angeles were the stars of the event
Political Round: Leaders are lacking in the face of the war against immigrants In Los Angeles, the hunt for undocumented immigrants has not stopped; ICE operates by applying racial profiling
Los Angeles invests in carts for its street vendors You can start requesting them now, and delivery may take up to 12 weeks
Arrests outside the Guatemalan Consulate in LA sow fear Three Guatemalans taken into custody, and apparently two were released later
Street Vendors: 'What we are experiencing is not life' The recent increase in ICE raids leaves immigrants workers on alert and fearful
With the posadas comes a little hope to businesses in southern California After months of low sales due to raids, business owners hope pinata sales will be the start of a better year
What has us scratched here is the increase in the dollar: Venezuelans facing the possibility of a US attack trying While Washington and Caracas exchange threats about a possible invasion of Venezuela, on the streets of the country people are more worried about their economy
