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Eight Nursing Homes Fined, Following One Death, Care Lapses

Eight Connecticut nursing homes have been fined by the state Department of Public Health in connection with one resident’s […]

There’s no doubt that Latinos have become an increasingly important part of American politics and culture in recent

For many, Christmas is a time for holiday songs, presents, family feasts and sacred ceremonies. But it also can be

Cuban President Raúl Castro says the United States and Cuba could have a “civilized relationship.” BBC Mundo reports that in

The Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR) announced the findings from its 2013 Corporate Governance Study (CGS) revealing little

Senator Andres Ayala (D) Bridgeport, was honored this past week by the Connecticut AARP for his work in the

The Pew Research Center released on Thursday the results of two new national surveys that reveal the views Hispanics

It’s that time of year again. Time to clean out la caja china, order el lechon or gallina, reunite las

When Hassan Jaber, a Lebanese-American, fills out his Census questionnaire, the race question gives him pause. White? No. Black?

By Doug Maine CTLatinoNews.com In the event of emergencies, such as Hurricane Sandy in 2012, most of

Many Spanish-speaking cultures have a holiday eggnog or milk punch. In Puerto Rico, it’s the coquito. “We make it with