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Month: February 2026

Education

Able Charter School – Committed to Student Success

February 11, 2026 latinotimes 0

One thing that seems to be unanimous at ABLE Charter School is that 100% of the focus is on the students, as the staff will readily agree. With 1191 students, ABLE is the largest Charter […]

Economy

5 Tips for ‘Solopreneurs’ to Grow Their Businesses in 2026 

February 11, 2026 latinotimes 0

Sponsored by JPMorganChase   You’ve put in the late nights, the weekends and the hustle. And now, what started as an opportunity to make extra money has turned into an enterprise with real potential.  If you handle everything on your own – logistics, production, marketing, finances and everything […]

Opinion

Community Banks Are the Central Valley’s Backbone — Congress Must Not Undermine Them

February 11, 2026 latinotimes 0

Community banks are a cornerstone of the Central Valley’s economy, particularly for Latino families, small businesses, and agricultural producers who depend on local access to credit. From family farms and food processors to neighborhood restaurants […]

Immigration

Detentions at Unlisted ICE Field Office Spiked After Trump’s Inauguration

February 11, 2026 latinotimes 0

REDDING, Calif. — An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Redding, about 160 miles north of Sacramento in largely rural Shasta County, has been detaining noncitizens for years, federal government data shows.  The data […]

Health

Flu Cases Rise Dramatically as New Virus Strain Emerges

February 11, 2026 latinotimes 0

The US is experiencing a dramatic spike in influenza cases as a new, more contagious strain of the flu virus makes the rounds. In its latest report on flu, the Centers for Disease Control and […]

Entertainment

Key findings about Puerto Rico

February 11, 2026 latinotimes 0

Puerto Rican singer and rapper Bad Bunny will take the stage for the Super Bowl halftime show on Feb. 8, becoming the first headliner to perform an entire set in Spanish. Bad Bunny, who was […]

Economy

A Year Into Trump’s Second Term, Americans’ Views of the Economy Remain Negative

February 11, 2026 latinotimes 0

Most Americans continue to hold negative views of the U.S. economy, as has been the case for the last six years. About three-in-ten U.S. adults (28%) rate economic conditions in the country as excellent or […]

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