Local Politics
City Council expansion: what the bilingual community needs to know
Proposed changes aim to increase representation in historic West Side districts before the next election cycle.
Updated Weekly · Vol. 112
A Century of Bilingual Journalism
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Latest Updates
Culture
Preserving the legacy of the West Side muralists
A new initiative seeks to restore thirty public artworks created during the Chicano arts movement.
Education
Bilingual literacy programs see record enrollment
Local libraries report a sharp increase in attendance for dual-language reading circles this quarter.
