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Comcast Donates 200+ Laptops to San Joaquin Valley Students and Launches Five New ‘Lift Zones’ to Help Close the Digital Divide

November 10, 2022 latinotimes 0

Stockton, Calif., — In an effort to help close the Digital Divide in California, Comcast today donated 200+ laptops to students at El Concilio Academy in Stockton, CA, while also opening five new Lift Zones […]

Politics

Key facts about Hispanic eligible voters in 2022

November 10, 2022 latinotimes 0

An estimated 34.5 million Hispanic Americans are eligible to vote this year, making Latinos the fastest-growing racial and ethnic group in the U.S. electorate since the last midterm elections. The number of Hispanic eligible voters […]

Business

Here’s what to ask when saving for the unexpected

November 10, 2022 latinotimes 0

Finances are different for everyone, and so are the life events we all go through. An emergency fund is your financial line of defense against life’s lemons. Although there are many financial rules of thumb, […]

National

Biden administration further expands Temporary Protected Status to cover Afghanistan, Cameroon, Ukraine

November 9, 2022 latinotimes 0

The Biden administration has further expanded the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program by giving an estimated 143,800 immigrants from Afghanistan, Cameroon and Ukraine the opportunity to apply for time-limited permission to live and work in […]

Politics

Government considering changes ahead of 2030 census – including no more forms for most Americans

November 9, 2022 latinotimes 0

The U.S. Census Bureau has begun planning for the 2030 decennial census, and for the first time, it is asking the public for advice on how to improve its count of all U.S. residents. One […]

Local

San Francisco housing project fight may go statewide

November 9, 2022 latinotimes 0

CalMatters Commentary Dan Walters A department store parking lot in downtown San Francisco is the battleground for a titanic political struggle between rival factions of the city’s dominant Democratic Party. The lot at 469 Stevenson […]

Politics

La Proposición 29 busca control a costa de pacientes y contribuyentes

November 7, 2022 latinotimes 0

Manuel Ocaño De acuerdo con un reporte a la legislatura de California, un sindicato intenta imponer sus intereses y control a un sector crítico de salud de California a costa de pacientes vulnerables y a […]

Politics

Dolores Huerta: la Proposición 27 nos convertiría en alcancía de corporaciones

November 7, 2022 latinotimes 0

Manuel Ocaño La Proposición 27 que se decide este martes intenta convertir al estado en una alcancía o cajero automático para grandes corporaciones de juegos, dijo la dirigente campesina Dolores Huerta al coincidir con expertos […]

Education

Hispanic enrollment reaches new high at four-year colleges in the U.S., but affordability remains an obstacle

October 31, 2022 latinotimes 0

By Lauren Mora Hispanic enrollment at postsecondary institutions in the United States has seen an exponential increase over the last few decades, rising from 1.5 million in 2000 to a new high of 3.8 million […]

Opinion

Publisher Andrew Ysiano Believes Yes Vote on Proposition 30

October 17, 2022 latinotimes 0

     As Founder and Publisher of the Latino Times, I believe that we as individuals have a responsibility to our community where we live and work. Our community thrives as we thrive because we […]

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