On Tuesday, CALÓ News published an editorial urging the Los Angeles Dodgers to show solidarity with the Latino community and immigrant families by turning away ICE, positioning the team to support broader immigrant rights and resist federal overreach.

CALÓ News publisher Arturo Carmona condemned LAPD's treatment of journalists during protests, emphasizing that several reporters, particularly women of color, have been harassed and attacked by law enforcement. The statement underscores the outlet's commitment to protecting free press and marginalized voices.

CALÓ News covered a rally and supporting measures for fast food workers in Los Angeles, highlighting issues such as wage theft, exploitation, and the need for worker training and rights protection as part of broader efforts to empower marginalized immigrant communities.

CALÓ News, in collaboration with the Latino Media Collaborative, hosted the 8th Diálogo session to address mounting concerns over media censorship and threats to press freedom under the Trump administration. The event gathered journalists, media rights advocates, and community members to discuss how authoritarian pressures are undermining democratic values and free speech.

CALÓ News, in partnership with the Latino Media Collaborative, is hosting the Diálogo session titled 'Voices Silenced: Media Censorship in the Second Trump Administration' on March 27, 2025. The event will address issues of media censorship, First Amendment challenges, and the impact of executive actions on Latino and Latinx newsrooms, thereby promoting free press and democratic discourse.

On February 25, 2025, CALO News published an op-ed titled 'Protecting L.A.’s Low-Wage Workers Is Key to Ending Homelessness' that advocates for enhanced labor enforcement, livable wages, and affordable housing. The piece underscores the link between wage theft and homelessness, and calls for structural policy changes to safeguard vulnerable workers in Los Angeles.