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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Latino Times Founder and Publisher, Andrew Ysiano is extremely honored at being inducted into the Edison High School Alumni Hall of Fame. The Alumni Hall of Fame recognizes our foremost graduates who have monumentally contributed […]
Josh Harder’s great great grandfather settled in San Joaquin County more than 170 years ago to start a peach farm and raise his family. Generations later, Josh and his wife, Pam, are raising a daughter […]
September 15th marked the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, an occasion to celebrate the history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic Californians. At the Haas, Jr. Fund, we are taking this moment to recognize and reflect […]
Robert Howell, the Republican candidate for California insurance commissioner, shared that somewhat fatalistic sentiment — that voters cast ballots for candidates simply based on the letter designating their party affiliation — in a Los Angeles […]
As the first Latino to represent California in the United States Senate, I stand on the shoulders of the Latino leaders who came before me. That includes pioneering leaders like Edward Roybal, who in 1962 […]
Remember when Gov. Gavin Newsom and state lawmakers struck a deal a couple of months ago to send millions of California taxpayers between $200 and $1,050 to help cover the rising cost of living? Well, […]
Several statewide officials’ policies are coming under scrutiny as California’s Nov. 8 general election inches closer, heightening the possible political implications. First up: Attorney General Rob Bonta was dealt a major blow Monday, when the […]
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