Results tagged “Mexico” from Bay Voices

As a visitor to Los Angeles, I decide to see Olvera Street— a tourist attraction of Mexican culture—because today, December 12, is the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, one of the most important festivals in Mexico. Daisy Miao reports from Los Angeles.
Andrea will finish high school this spring with a 3.83 cumulative grade point average, $15,000 in scholarships, but her dream is to attend the University of California at Davis has been stalled by the laws that cover tuition rates for undocumented immigrants. Brenda Reyes reports from the Mission District.
Maria Reyes created the Go Get It after-school tutoring center because young people need help finishing school and planning their futures. Karla Amaya reports from Concord.
It is 3:30 am. As late night bar hoppers head home after a night of drinking and socializing, Blanca Valle is stepping into Panadería La Mexicana to begin her long day of work. Paulette Greenhouse visits a popular, family-run business in the Mission District.

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