(Featured Photo Credit: Melina Zuniga/AZLatinos.com) By Melina Zuniga Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com Honoring soldiers and their families this Veterans Day was Scion by Toyota, who surprised three local veterans by buying out the current leases on their 2014 Toyota Scion’s.
By: Jessica Lizza Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com As soon as humans learned to communicate, they began writing down their history in some form – starting with something as simple as cave drawings, and evolving to what the world has now.
By Alejandro Barahona | Cronkite News NOGALES, AZ – Manuel Pelayo, 25, crosses the border from Mexico to Arizona at least twice a week to buy groceries and other household items and for his wife and three children. But following the
By Lorin McLain The victory of Paul Penzone over Joe Arpaio is one of the few bright spots for Arizona Democrats in an election that saw the nation go heavy red. Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio released a congratulatory statement Tuesday night,
Collectivo is celebrating two years of organizing great events for Latino marketing and communications professionals. Join them this holiday season next to other community partners such as ALPFA, SHPE, and Prospanica focused on empowering Latino professionals in Arizona. Collectivo is
By Lily Altavena | Cronkite News PHOENIX – Donald Trump, the real estate mogul and businessman who resonated with white working-class Americans, rode a powerful wave of support on Tuesday in Arizona and across much of the country to become the
“There’s a new Sheriff in town,” someone yells from the crowd gathered at the Democratic watch party. Paul Penzone will replace Joe Arpaio as Sheriff of Maricopa County. (Photo by: Ally Carr/Cronkite News) By Courtney Columbus | Cronkite News PHOENIX –
Republican Sen. John McCain defeated challenger Ann Kirkpatrick, winning a sixth term. (Photo by Keerthi Vedantam/Cronkite News) By Joshua Bowling | Cronkite News PHOENIX — One-time presidential candidate and longtime Republican Sen. John McCain will return to serve Arizona for a
Maricopa County made national headlines in March, when people waited hours to vote in the presidential preference primary. But a new report showing sharp drops in the number of polling places since 2012 shows other counties with steeper drops than
Full-day kindergarten students learn to read using picture books, teacher Marissa Chavez said. “If we taught for 2 1/2 hours (a day) there’s no way that we could get most of them there.” (Featured Photo by Keerthi Vedantam/Cronkite News) By
