Steve Ding is a small restaurant owner in the community of Woodbridge, community leader, and father who is running for San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors. To Latinos the word ‘educacion’ means that one has […]
Ron Freitas has spent his career in public service prosecuting criminals and helping students become successful and productive members of our community and plans to bring his unique background and experience as the next San […]
Less than a year and a half in office, Alex Padilla has already made his mark in the U.S. Senate. Last summer, when the dining room on the north side of the Capitol ended its […]
As war rages in Ukraine – one which China thus far has refused to condemn – Americans are acutely concerned about the partnership between China and Russia. Around nine-in-ten U.S. adults say it’s at least […]
By Walter Contreras, Vice President of National Latino Evangelical Coalition With gas prices at the highest level in our history and inflation levels at 40 year highs, Californians across the state are reeling from the […]
With the midterm congressional elections still more than seven months away, registered voters are evenly divided between the two major parties in their election preferences. At the same time, Republican voters are more likely than […]
Stockton has been Michael Blower’s home all his life. He fell in love with this community as a young boy, playing with friends, attending church and local schools. From a young age, Michael understood the […]
Justice Stephen Breyer’s retirement from the Supreme Court opens the way for President Joe Biden to nominate the court’s first Black woman — and California Supreme Court Justice Leondra Kruger is being widely mentioned. Kruger, […]
California’s new congressional districts give the state two more Hispanic-majority congressional districts, including seats in the Central Valley that have never sent a Latino lawmaker to Washington. Sixteen of California’s new districts are more than […]
Nearly six-in-ten U.S. adults (59%) see a great deal of difference between the two major political parties, up from 55% just two years ago and substantially higher than in prior decades. Yet as in past […]
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