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A shared identity
Times Staff WriterMore a cultural hub and place of the heart for Filipino Americans than a neighborhood where most hang their hats, Historic Filipinotown — or Hi-Fi, as locals call it — is now home primarily to Latinos. Yet Filipinos still gather there for...Tags: Rentals, National or Ethnic Minorities, Society, Politics, Restaurants
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Latino kids follow parents' lead when it comes to exercising (or not)
Compared with other ethnic groups, Hispanic adults spend very little time engaging in leisure time activity. And their lack of playtime may be contributing to their kids' sedentary habits--and excess weight, says new research. The authors of the study,...Tags: Weight, National or Ethnic Minorities, Nashville, Physical Conditions, Politics
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Free eye screening targeting Latinos will be held Sunday
A long-term study shows that Latinos have a much higher rate of certain vision disorders. Now, on the heels of the Los Angeles Latino Eye Study, free eye health screenings will be offered in the city. The EyeSmart EyeCheck screening targeting Latinos was...Tags: Eyes and Vision, Physical Therapists, National or Ethnic Minorities, Los Angeles, Internists
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Census figures show more diverse state
Over the past decade, Maryland's population grew far more diverse, while growth slowed dramatically in once-booming counties in the Baltimore area, according to data released Wednesday by the Census Bureau.
Baltimore lost more of its population —...Tags: Career and Workplace, Marketing, Anne Arundel County, Dundalk, Ken Ulman
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Florida ranks in top 10 of states with high diabetes rates
![One in 10 Floridians has diabetes, a "disturbing" trend revealed in the nation's fat report last week. Though Florida ranks as the 29th-most-obese state in the country, the Sunshine State is No. 10 for diabetes. It's a distinction that comes with a hefty price tag.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-07/63225627-13200817.jpg "One in 10 Floridians has diabetes, a "disturbing\" trend revealed in the nation's fat report last week. Though Florida ranks as the 29th-most-obese state in the country, the Sunshine State is No. 10 for diabetes. It's a distinction that comes with a hefty price tag.")
One in 10 Floridians has diabetes, a "disturbing" trend revealed in the nation's fat report last week. Though Florida ranks as the 29th-most-obese state in the country, the Sunshine State is No. 10 for diabetes. It's a distinction that comes with a...Tags: Weight, Diabetes, Florida Hospital, Physical Conditions, Diseases and Illnesses
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Newton: The impact of the 'parent trigger'
This is what the revolution looks like: It's a rally in Lynwood where parents demand the right to exercise their power to shape their children's future; it's a dozen residents in a South-Central apartment gathering to compare notes on the failing...Tags: National or Ethnic Minorities, Los Angeles Unified School District, Academic Progress, Gays and Lesbians, Minority Groups
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White and mixed-race youths rank high in alcohol, substance abuse
The first-ever survey of adolescent alcohol and drug abuse to recognize youths of mixed race or ethnicity has found that such kids hover closest to white adolescents in the rate at which they suffer substance abuse disorders. That is not reassuring,...Tags: Native Americans, Marijuana Use, National or Ethnic Minorities, Substance Abuse, Behavioral Conditions
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Political change ahead as Jewish population shrinks in Broward, grows in Palm Beach County
Political WriterJewish residents, who became Broward's dominant political force in the last quarter of the 20th Century and turned the county into a Democratic stronghold so powerful that even presidential candidates came courting, are dying and moving. The resulting...Tags: Palm Beach County, Politics, Democratic Party, Cooper City, Fort Lauderdale
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Suspicion in Mexico's Sinaloa cartel
Last of four parts
Reporting from Calexico, Calif., and Badiraguato, Mexico
The towering iron gates opened onto a palm-lined driveway that led past the family church, a twisting water slide and two man-made lakes, one stocked with fish, the other with...Tags: Prosecution, Disneyland Park, Punishment, Politics, Services and Shopping
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A chapter that's all but forgotten: When the Civil War came west
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThings hadn't gone according to plan — do they ever in war? — and now, Lt. James Barrett was going to make them right. The cavalry officer and his dozen or so men would rescue his colleague, Capt. William McCleave, from those nettlesome rebels...Tags: Career and Workplace, Politics, Human Interest, Travel, Unions
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In Theory: Scoring on the Religion Quiz
The Pew Forum on Religion & Public life this week published a short, 15-question religion quiz. The quiz is a shorter version of the "3,412 sampled adults who were asked these and other questions in the U.S. Religious Knowledge Survey." The poll was...Tags: Religious Events, St. George, Hinduism, Religious Texts, Mormonism
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Op-Ed: Gay history is everyone's history
I was quite surprised to read not one but two columnists attack a new law, the FAIR Education Act, just signed into law by Gov. Jerry Brown. I usually find both columnists quite interesting and agree with most of their viewpoints, especially Dan Kimber's...Tags: Periodicals, John Muir, Nazi Party, Human Interest, Judaism
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