Steve Lopez

1 day ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Steve Lopez

By Steve Lopez, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES -- She rides three buses from her Panorama City home to her job as a caregiver for an 83-year-old Sherman Oaks woman with dementia, and lately she's been worrying about getting nabbed by federal agents. When I asked what she'll do if she gets deported, B., who's 60 and asked me to withhold her name, paused to compose herself.

1 day ago | sacbee.com | Steve Lopez

LOS ANGELES -- She rides three buses from her Panorama City home to her job as a caregiver for an 83-year-old Sherman Oaks woman with dementia, and lately she's been worrying about getting nabbed by federal agents. When I asked what she'll do if she gets deported, B., who's 60 and asked me to withhold her name, paused to compose herself. "I don't want to cry," she said, but losing her $19 hourly job would be devastating, because she sends money to the Philippines to support her family.

1 day ago | dailygazette.com | Steve Lopez

LOS ANGELES -- She rides three buses from her Panorama City home to her job as a caregiver for an 83-year-old Sherman Oaks woman with dementia, and lately she's been worrying about getting nabbed by federal agents. When I asked what she'll do if she gets deported, B., who's 60 and asked me to withhold her name, paused to compose herself.

6 days ago | latimes.com | Steve Lopez

She rides three buses from her Panorama City home to her job as a caregiver for an 83-year-old Sherman Oaks woman with dementia, and lately she’s been worrying about getting nabbed by federal agents. When I asked what she’ll do if she gets deported, B., who’s 60 and asked me to withhold her name, paused to compose herself. “I don’t want to cry,” she said, but losing her $19 hourly job would be devastating, because she sends money to the Philippines to support her family.

3 weeks ago | sunherald.com | Steve Lopez

PICO RIVERA, Calif. -- Infielder Eddie Castorena, 75, wore two braces under his Old Spice uniform, one for his knee and one for his back. Big Red catcher Tony Spallino, 67, was moving pretty well behind the plate, hoping he won't need a second hip replacement. His teammate Agustin Quezada, 83, limped through the dugout between innings, leaning on his bat as if it were a cane. "When I first started, it was like, man, it smells like Bengay here," said Big Red utilityman Ruben Enriquez.