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Non-citizens should stay away from the Department of Motor Vehicles tomorrow, Aug. 25, because they’re not going to be able […]

By Robert Cyr Three Latino GOP state senate candidates in Connecticut are part of a national GOP effort to appeal to

Poor Latinos, blacks and rural residents have more trouble obtaining ID cards for voting, according to a recent report by

A Connecticut superintendent wants to keep students in their seats with stiff truancy fines that hit parents in their pocketbooks.

By Wayne Jebian There are well over a million Hispanic military veterans in the United States, according to the National

By Robert Cyr A controversial city-wide curfew put into effect by Bridgeport Mayor Bill Finch late last month is being lauded by

State Rep. Andres Ayala is poised to become the first Latino member of the Connecticut State Senate after besting two

Generally speaking, it was not a good primary day for incumbents in the legislative primaries feature Latinos across Connecticut on

Today, Aug. 14, is primary day in Connecticut. CTLatinoNews.com has asked candidates in races involving Latino candidates to answer questions

Today Aug. 14, there is a primary for the Republican and Democratic nominations in the U.S. Senate race to replace

When voters go to the polls tomorrow, Aug. 14, there will be some major primaries involving Latino candidates at the