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Boyle Heights Beat
Boyle Heights Beat / Pulso de Boyle Heights is a local nonprofit news organization serving the communities of Boyle Heights and the Eastside.
Boyle Heights Beat reporters provide “noticias por y para la comunidad,” or “news by and for the community” in Spanish and English.
The newsroom is a longstanding partner of LAist.
Stories by Boyle Heights Beat
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Candidates are vying to succeed Sen. Maria Elena Durazo, whose district represents Boyle Heights, East LA and nearby communities.
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The update comes one week after Boyle Heights Beat reported on the issue, and residents raised concerns about difficulty reaching the station.
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Residents have faced longer wait times to reach the department for non-emergencies.
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Join a community cleanup in Boyle Heights or the annual kite festival in El Sereno to honor the day.
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Japanese compositions, anime themes and student performances explore a shared cultural history through music.
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These restaurants are bringing tacos, pupusas and plant-based eats to the desert.
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Customers say if the record shop closes, it’ll take decades of East L.A. history and culture with it.
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With 60,695 citations for roughly 81,000 residents, parking tickets in Boyle Heights are rising faster than the rest of L.A.
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Residents will see how air-quality sensors are installed across the Eastside.
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Councilmember Ysabel Jurado’s Microenterprise Grant Program will help qualifying businesses cover common expenses including employee payroll, rent and utilities.
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A new documentary digs deep into the legendary Chicano musicians’ 50-plus years of making music.
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Even before the New York Times’ bombshell investigation into the labor rights icon, some locals have called to bring back Brooklyn Avenue.
