Lucina spices up Denver's Park Hill neighborhood with delicious Spanish and Latin American cuisine
In this week’s Your Local Dish, CBS Colorado First at 4 Anchor Mekialaya White and restaurant promoter Larry Herz have lunch at Lucina in Denver.
A Maryland dad was sent to El Salvador prison by mistake. Can his community get him back?
An "administrative error" sent a Maryland father of a 5-year-old autistic son to prison in El Salvador. His family is ...
Judge blocks President Donald Trump from dismantling agency that funds community groups in Latin American countries
A federal judge agreed on Friday to block the Trump administration from dismantling an independent agency that distributes ...
Judge blocks Trump from dismantling agency that funds community groups in Latin American countries
A federal judge agreed on Friday to block the Trump administration from dismantling an independent agency that distributes ...
Travel + Leisure6h
This Black-owned Company Just Launched an Afro-inspired Tour in Latin America
Her passion for the history and culture of Latin American communities led her to create and star in her own PBS television show, Afro-Latino Travels With Kim Haas. Now, she’s curating group travel ...
The Economist1d
Latin American migrants transfer money like never before
Remittances from the United States to several Latin American countries have hit record highs. Those to Guatemala were up 24% ...
LAist2d
A judge said Santa Monica diluted Latino votes in city elections. Six years later, nothing’s changed
Under “at-large” election systems like Santa Monica’s, everyone who lives in a city votes on the same set of candidates. In a ...
As a Latino Man, Abortion Rights Matter to Me Now More Than Ever
Actor, writer, and author Chris Rivas pens an op-ed on why he's advocating for abortion rights now more than ever as a Latino ...
The Root2d
Bet You Didn't Know These Black Celebs Had Latinx Roots
In a world where many are forced to choose just one identity, these celebs are proof that you can have it all! And while you ...
Opinion
A judge said this California city’s elections diluted Latino votes. Six years later, nothing’s changed
Under current law, cities whose at-large election systems are found by courts to have discriminated against voters don’t have to change them if they appeal the decision.