By Connor Radnovich Cronkite News WASHINGTON – The Episcopal bishop for Arizona joined several religious and union leaders Wednesday urging that family-unification policies be included in any comprehensive immigration reform legislation. Bishop Kirk Smith said that the family is the
On Saturday, March 23, stars and athletes from around the country converged on the J.W. Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa in Phoenix, Arizona for Muhammad Ali’s Celebrity Fight Night XIX. The evening opened with the singing of
By Connor Radnovich Cronkite News The main reasons Latino permanent residents in the United States say they have not taken steps toward naturalization, according to a recent Pew Center report: • Language and other personal barriers: 26 percent •
By Vivian Padilla Cronkite News PHOENIX – U.S. Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., said Tuesday that a comprehensive immigration reform bill he is working on with a bipartisan group of senators will include a temporary worker program covering more than agriculture.
By Ruben Hernandez Among Latinos, heart disease is a leading cause of death and heart attacks. Dr. Sina Nafisi, a Phoenix heart doctor, advises Latinos not to wait until they have serious heart-related symptoms; instead, come see him now to
Google is facing harsh criticism from some Google users for recognizing Cesar Chavez instead of Easter on its Google search engine logo called the “doodle.” Cesar Chavez, who was born in Yuma, would have turned 86 on this past Easter
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By Mary Shinn Cronkite News The Supreme Court heard two same-sex marriage cases this week, while a separate Arizona case – Brewer v. Diaz – was waiting in the wings. Possible impact of the two cases include: Proposition 8, California’s
By Connor Radnovich Cronkite News WASHINGTON – The nation’s current immigration policy is breaking up families and not deterring repeat border crossers, according to a University of Arizona study, which called for those factors to be addressed in any
Por Mariela Gomez de Ell En momentos en que El presidente Obama, afirmó que existen “voces poderosas” que buscan impedir el voto en el Congreso para el control de las armas de fuego y que sería más que vergonzoso olvidar
