By N24 Correspondent, LOS ANGELES:- The Nepalese Students Association (NeSA) in New Mexico State University (NMSU), Las Cruces, NM is

Less than a week after the state of Georgia enacted new voting rules, a third federal lawsuit is seeking to

For a family in Billings, Montana, a personal apocalypse rode into their lives over the telephone. The voice was indistinct,

Armed with nearly-completed 2020 Census data, states soon will begin adjusting how their communities are represented in U.S. politics. Population

County officials working to keep Angelenos safe from COVID-19 have a partner in the Los Angeles Archdiocese, the nation’s largest.

On the eve of re-opening school for all 2 million of its students, the Los Angeles County Office of Education

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Members of the California state Legislature and Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled a $6.6 billion school re-opening plan, which aims to

Sometimes it’s 50 miles — one way — for Native Americans living on reservations or in remote areas of Arizona

A family celebrating a birthday at a restaurant is yelled at with racist remarks by a tech executive: “F–k you

Los Angeles County officials’ cautious optimism about the battle against COVID-19 is tempered with a warning: People must stay vigilant

Los Angeles County has dramatically reduced the awful surge in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths that struck late last year,

Some 55% of COVID-19 fatalities in California are Latino while African-Americans in New York have the highest rates of hospitalization

After four years of brutish immigration restrictions, advocates are breathing a sigh of relief and seeing a clear opening to

By Manoj Rijal, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA:- A Nepali student enrolled in Drew University, Madison, New Jersey has gone missing in

California Governor Gavin Newsom lifted the state’s Stay-At-Home orders, effective immediately Jan 25, based on projections of intensive care unit

The U.S. has obtained more than 31 million doses of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines, but has administered only

Despite historic voter turnouts on November 3 and January 5 in Georgia, voting rights advocates warn that last week’s assault

The angry mob of white supremacists supporters of Donald Trump who took the Capitol as an affront to the victory

The incoming Biden-Harris administration has an opportunity to immediately revoke implementation of the public charge rule, easing anxiety for millions