By Fanny Garcia Founding Editor As a Honduran immigrant who has been living in Los Angeles for 27 years, I have never seen a story about Hondurans or Central Americans on a stage.… Continue reading
By Oscar T. Basulto Staff Writer I was nine years old when my uncle was murdered while selling oranges at Whittier Narrows Park. It was an early experience that made a long lasting impact… Continue reading
By Fanny Garcia Founding Editor In 2009, after being laid off, I decided to go back to college. Since then, I have been on a roller coaster ride of emotions, academic setbacks and… Continue reading
by Raquel Sanchez Staff Writer CASA 0101’s Hungry Woman tackles the themes of depression, cultural expectations, immigration and self-acceptance in a chicken soup for the MA-TV audience way. Told in different vignettes… Continue reading
The 18th Annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at the USC Campus hosted an array of book sellers, publishers, writers and bibliophiles. Amongst the thousands of people who turned out for the literary extravaganza… Continue reading
