Rosa María Orbach, of Cierre de Edición on Estrella TV, broadcast a report on May 21 regarding the Day Labor Center’s street cleanup action. 

Univision's Julio Cesar Ortiz devoted a long report to the street-cleaning event conducted in Los Angeles by day laborers to show they care about their city, and that the day labor centers they use, which use city funding, are a resource, not a cost.

CARECEN day laborers were again the stars of the show on May 14 as Estrella TV featured a story about their street cleanup event. The cleanups happen every couple of months, but this was also part of the campaign to restore city funding for Day Labor Centers.

Several Spanish-language newspapers and websites across the country carried EFE’s report on CARECEN’s workshop, presented with the American Red Cross, to train day laborers in CPR and First Aid, which was held on May 5, 2015. Those publications included La Opinión in Los Angeles, La Prensa in San Antonio, TX; La Guía Gratuita in West Palm Beach, FL;  Telemundo’s website in Atlanta, GA; Alianza News in San Jose, CA; the website Hola Ciudad!,  which serves several metro areas across the country; Hoy in Los Angeles;  World News en Español of Greenacres, FL; Nosotros in NJ; Spain’s ElEconomistaAmérica.com; Pasito.com; and NuestraGenteTVE.com.

Rosie Orbach of Estrella TV's Cierre de Edición program aired a May 5, 2015 report on a program sponsored by CARECEN and presented by the American Red Cross to teach day laborers adult CPR and First Aid skills.  

The newspaper Nosotros, all the way in New Jersey, car EFE's coverage of the action at Gratts Elementary.

Terra.com carried EFE's coverage of the workers' action at Gratts Elementary.

In a story about the LA City Council restoring funding for community programs by Emily Alpert Reyes, the Los Angeles Times quoted ED Martha Arevalo as she expressed relief that the CARECEN Day Labor Center would be able to continue operating thanks to the budget move.