Stockton, CA — El Concilio announces the hiring of Dr. Inés Ruiz-Huston as the new Vice President of Special Programs and Operations. Dr. Inés Ruiz-Huston will be joining the executive administrative team under President and […]
STOCKTON, CA— The San Joaquin County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (SJCHCC) announced Lisa Sunday Vela as the new Chief Executive Officer of the organization. Sunday Vela assumed the leadership role on December 2nd. “The Board […]
WASHINGTON — In a history making moment, two American Indian women were sworn-in today, January 3, 2019, as members of Congress. Deb Haaland (Laguna Pueblo), from the 1st Congressional District in New Mexico and Sharice Davids […]
A staggering crisis on the U.S.-Mexico border has left federal officials scrambling to provide basic human necessities to thousands of undocumented immigrants — most of them unaccompanied children — who have flowed over the divide. […]
Op-Ed by Dr. Salvatore J. Giorgianni, Jr. PharmD. Senior Science Advisor, Men’s Health Network A large percentage of Hispanic boys and men in America have lingering feelings of hopelessness and depression and many of them […]
By Bob Highfill Jessie Serna, raised in Stockton, the daughter of hard-working migrant farm workers, has made a difference representing the underrepresented. She has raised her voice to help those who have no voice. In […]
Despite thousands of comments against it, the Department of Agriculture approved the final rule that will allow the withdrawal of at least 755,000 people – for now – from the federal food stamp program. The […]
French Camp, CA- San Joaquin General Hospital will host a Grand Opening December 9th of its new 34,000 square foot acute care wing. The new state-of-the-art two story acute care building connects to the South […]
Nancy Pelosi, president of the House of Representatives in Congress, today formally requested the legislators to write the charges for the impeachment process against the president, Donald Trump, whom he accused of “abuse of power” […]
By Wissam Melhem WASHINGTON – A House committee gave preliminary approval Thursday to a bill that would add 20,000 farmworker visas and let some workers apply for permanent legal residency, despite Republican concerns that it […]
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