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Chair Villapudua and SJC Board of Supervisors Approves Adopt-a-Program to Clean Up Streets

April 12, 2019 latinotimes 0

By Bob Highfill San Joaquin County has a problem and needs the community’s help. It seems more and more garbage, litter and debris is being discarded haphazardly along county roads. The county simply hasn’t the […]

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Gender gap widens in views of government’s role – and of Trump

April 12, 2019 latinotimes 0

By Hannah Hartig Gender differences about the size and scope of government have been evident for more than a decade, but they have widened in recent years. And while the gender gap in presidential job […]

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Cámara amplía investigación contra Trump por abuso de poder y corrupción

March 7, 2019 latinotimes 0

La indagatoria citará a 81 colaboradores del mandatario La Cámara de Representantes amplía las investigaciones contra el presidente Donald Trump por abuso de poder, corrupción y obstrucción de la justicia. Las indagatorias están a cargo […]

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Undocumented immigrants quietly pay billions into Social Security and receive no benefits

February 6, 2019 latinotimes 0

If all undocumented immigrants were deported today, next year’s Social Security trust funds would have approximately $13 billion less for benefit payouts. It’s a considerable loss of dollars, especially when it’s projected that the Social […]

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Does government closure affect ICE and USCIS operations?

January 10, 2019 latinotimes 0

This is how President Trump’s decision in his battle for $ 5.6 billion dollars impacts these dependencies By Jesús García The closure of the government that already adds 20 days and has effects in various […]

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Trump apela a crisis humanitaria para insistir en la construcción del muro

January 10, 2019 latinotimes 0

Demócratas dicen que el presidente mantiene “como rehén al pueblo estadounidense”. WASHINGTON — El presidente estadounidense, Donald Trump, aseguró este martes que la situación en la frontera con México es una “crisis creciente”, a pesar […]

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San Joaquin County Registrar Dubroff excited about recent mid-term election

December 6, 2018 latinotimes 0

By Bob Highfill San Joaquin County Registrar of Voters Melinda Dubroff is excited about the recent election – not about who won or lost but about the process. Dubroff said voter turnout for the 2018 […]

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USCIS, Postal Service and more federal offices close due to George HW Bush’s death

December 6, 2018 latinotimes 0

By Jesùs Garcia Several federal government offices, such as Citizenship and Immigration Services ( USCIS ) and the Postal Service, will close or offer limited services on Wednesday, declared by President Donald Trump as the […]

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Why Don’t Banks Want Homeowners To Use This Free Government Program?

December 6, 2018 latinotimes 0

Over 3 Million Americans agree that refinancing with HARP saves money, and not surprisingly banks are on edge about it. When homeowners first visited the LendingTree® official website they were pleasantly surprised to find out […]

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November 1, 2018 A look at voters’ views ahead of the 2018 midterms

November 13, 2018 latinotimes 0

With this year’s midterm elections just a week away, here are some key findings from Pew Research Center surveys over the past several months about some of the dynamics and issues shaping the battle for […]

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