By: Jessica Danielle Ramirez Laura G. Gonzalez is one Latina in the Valley who is making a difference in more than one way. Growing up in Mexico, Laura had a vision of what she wanted to do in life. She
By: Cindy G Castillo It was a beautiful afternoon in Coronado, Calif. Sunday, Aug. 17th and Arizonans Oscar de las Salas and Gary Jackson were ready for the most important day of their lives – their wedding. By
Traveling this fall and winter? Make the most of your trip with these simple tips for easier, less stressful travel from Best Western’s YouMustBeTrippin.com travel expert and Latino Papiblogger Manny Ruiz. Book your travel and hotel as early as possible.
By MORGAN CHANCronkite News PHOENIX – Come February, thousands upon thousands of fans and their wallets will flock to the Valley for Super Bowl XLIX and activities surrounding it, buying hotel rooms, meals and more in the process. But what
By EMILIE EATON Cronkite News PHOENIX – In March, 24-year-old Franko Milan accomplished his dream of becoming a real estate agent. Two years before, Milan was jumping between jobs. He was a supermarket courtesy clerk for a while. He worked for two
By ALICIA CANALES Cronkite News PHOENIX – Arizona has had one of the nation’s highest rates of suicide in recent years, and while that rate has barely climbed for the state’s overall population one segment has seen a substantial increase: middle-aged
The 29th Annual Hispanic Women’s Corporation was a success this year. The event took place on Thursday and Friday of last week at the Phoenix Convention Center, and was able to gather hundreds of Latinas to empower them on professional, civic
Arizona State University students at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication amassed 22 Student Production Award nominations in the 2014 Rocky Mountain Emmy Awards – seven more than the rest of the field combined. The winners will
By: Cindy G Castillo Anabell Castro Thompson, nurse practitioner with the Hospice of the Valley, has been named president-elect for the National Association of Hispanic Nurses for 2014-2016. The Chandler resident was elected and installed during the July national conference
The Arizona Latino Arts and Cultural Center (ALAC) is proud to announce their new classes. Don’t miss the opportunity to work with ALAC’s professional Latino Artists from our community. Artists include: Jose Andres Giron Aztec Smurf James Garcia Lalo Cota
