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In this photo provided by the New Zealand Defense Force, a crew member from an Orion aircraft monitors equipment as it flies over an area of Tonga that has heavy ash fall from a volcanic eruption in an area of Tonga, Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Thick ash on an airport runway was delaying aid deliveries to the Pacific island nation of Tonga, where significant damage was being reported days after a huge undersea volcanic eruption and tsunami. (CPL Vanessa Parker/NZDF via AP)

Volcán submarino cercano a California podría entrar en erupción este año

por Ricardo Roura

21 de Mayo de 2025

In this photo taken Tuesday, May 15, 2012, Partnership for Los Angeles Coordinator of School Improvement Myeisha Phillips, middle, supervises Ritter Elementary School elementary students practicing their math operator skills in Los Angeles. As teacher layoffs result in larger class sizes, schools are increasingly looking to technology to help bear the load. Some charter schools are investing heavily in classroom computers, and Los Angeles Unified is also exploring the idea. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)

Despidos injustificados: cerca de 300 maestros afectados en Santa Ana

por Ricardo Roura

20 de Mayo de 2025

In this Oct. 27, 2011 photo, deputies have inmates line up along a wall, as seen during a tour of the Men's Central Jail, run by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, in downtown Los Angeles. Sheriffs Department investigations into jailhouse inmate abuse were often handled internally and never submitted to Los Angeles County prosecutors, it was learned Monday, Dec. 5, 2011. Sheriff Lee Baca says it was a mistake not to submit cases in which deputies were suspended or fired. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)

Fiscalía de EE.UU. lanza Operación Ángel Guardián en California

por Ricardo Roura

19 de Mayo de 2025

FILE - This Jan. 21, 2003 file photo shows an unidentified death row inmate in his cell in the North Condemned Unit at Pontiac Correctional Institution in Pontiac, Ill. On Friday, July 1, 2011, a ban that Gov. Pat Quinn signed into law in March took effect, shutting down Illinois' death row. It's a quiet last chapter to the story of capital punishment in Illinois, which captured the attention of the world in 2000 when then-Gov. George Ryan imposed a moratorium. Ryan cleared death row entirely three years later. Illinois has executed 12 men since 1977 when the death penalty was reinstated, the last one in 1999. (AP Photo/Seth Perlman, File)

Europeos aceptan culpa de robar fondos de tarjetas EBT en California

por Ricardo Roura

19 de Mayo de 2025

PALM SPRINGS (United States), 17/05/2025.- The American Reproductive Centers office is damaged after an explosion, in Palm Springs, California, USA, 17 May 2025. At least one person is dead and multiple were injured in an explosion outside a Palm Springs, CA fertility clinic, which Palm Springs Police called an 'intentional act of violence'. EFE/EPA/ALLISON DINNER

De niño, sospechoso de la explosión en Palm Springs incendió su casa, según su padre

por Ricardo Roura

19 de Mayo de 2025

Dr. Richard Miller, right, the medical director of the trauma unit at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn., performs surgery on a car crash victim with Dr. Jamie Bohl, chief resident, left, and procedure nurse Milton Higginbothem, center, on Tuesday, Aug. 8, 2006. Vanderbilt is one of two of the state's major trauma hospitals that are footing the bill for out-of-state patients who don't have to wear helmets when riding motorcycles. The hospital treats about 100 patients who suffer severe head injuries from motorcycle crashes each year, said Beth Broering, trauma coordinator at Vanderbilt. About 11 percent of those patients are from Kentucky, of whom 75 percent are uninsured. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)

California tiene primer centro de cirugías gratuito en EE.UU.

por Ricardo Roura

18 de Mayo de 2025

PALM SPRINGS (United States), 17/05/2025.- The American Reproductive Centers office is damaged after an explosion in Palm Springs, California, USA, 17 May 2025. At least one person is dead and multiple were injured in an explosion outside a Palm Springs, CA fertility clinic, which Palm Springs Police called an 'intentional act of violence'. EFE/EPA/ALLISON DINNER

Autoridades identifican a sospechoso de explosión en Palm Springs

por Ricardo Roura

18 de Mayo de 2025

Alguaciles en el sitio de la explosión de un coche cerca de una clínica de fertilidad en Palm Springs, California.

Autoridades reportan 1 muerto y 5 heridos en explosión cerca de clínica de fertilidad en Palm Springs

por María Ortiz

17 de Mayo de 2025

Miles de latinos podrían perder su cobertura de salud.

Advierten consecuencias para la salud pública en California

por Jorge Luis Macías /Especial para La Opinión

17 de Mayo de 2025

Operativo policiaco

Potente explosión de un vehículo en Palm Springs pone en alerta a las autoridades

por Evaristo Lara

17 de Mayo de 2025

California redobla esfuerzos para apoyar a AmeriCorps.

Los recortes no detendrán a California

por Josh Fryday (*)

16 de Mayo de 2025

FILE - In this June 4, 2013, file photo, demonstrators representing doctors, hospitals and unionized health care workers rally against cuts in the amount the state pays for Medi-Cal reimbursements, at the Capitol in Sacramento, Calif. A judge has ruled that Los Angeles County wrongly canceled Medi-Cal coverage for thousands of residents, often leaving them without access to health care and needed medicines. The Los Angeles Times reports Sunday, May 13, 2018, that last week's ruling said the county violated state law by terminating coverage for beneficiaries even though they turned in their renewal paperwork on time. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, File)

La Opinión Hoy: El Gobernador de California busca cobrar una prima a los indocumentados

por Andrea Espinoza

15 de Mayo de 2025