Wayne Jebian CTLatinoNews Has Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton changed his tune on immigration issues now that he is running […]
Eight Latinos have been named to this year’s Connecticut Magazine’s “40 Under 40″ leader’s list, marking the first time such a large
By Wayne Jebian It is almidón sagrado, or “sacred starch,” in the poetry of Dr. Marianella’ Medrano, author of the collection
Annika Darling RILatinoNews.com Everyday more and more Latinos pass the “Welcome to Rhode Island” sign as they relocate, making
The California Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that an undocumented man living in the United States who graduated from law
From battling domestic violence, to immigration, to gay and lesbian rights, there’s an endless list of human rights groups organized
Editor’s Note: CTLatinoNews.com published a story last July on questions about Herbalife and some of its in Connecticut
Women still have yet to run many statehouses, but in 2014 two Texas Democrats are going for a new
As CTLatinoNews looks ahead to a brand new year, 2014 offers a number of wonderful possibilities for us, not
By Dr. Joseph C. Alvarnas Hispanic Healthy Living As Hispanics continue their ascent as the largest and fastest growing minority
Eight Connecticut nursing homes have been fined by the state Department of Public Health in connection with one resident’s
Tomas Reyes has been named as Chief of Staff for Mayor-Elect Toni Harp, making him the first Latino to hold
