(Universal City, California) – Si en estas fiestas te planteas “¿Alguna vez te has preguntado qué hacen tus mascotas cuando no estás en casa?”, obtendrás una respuesta cuando The Secret Life of Petsdesembarque en Digital HD el 22 de noviembre de 2016
By Anthony Hernandez While it is significantly more adept, and far scarier than the ill-conceived and poorly executed sequel Book of Shadows – this (reboot disguised as a) sequel; still inevitably buckles under the weight of the franchise and cannot
A group of millennials take a selfie in front of Cloud Gate, commonly known as “The Bean,” in downtown Chicago. (Featured Photo by Elizabeth Campbell/News21) By Elizabeth Campbell, Natalie Griffin and Amber Reece | News21 (Phoenix, AZ) – Millennials get a bad
The Arizona United Soccer Club, in partnership with Boost Mobile, will be hosting a FREE Youth Soccer Clinic on Sunday, July 31st. Parents interested in attending must sign their child up for the clinic by heading to the Boost Mobile
(Phoenix, AZ) – The Friendly House administration is proud to announce its selection as a recipient of the “Pathways to Justice Careers for Youth” grant. Issued by the U.S. Department of Labor, this grant amounts to $1 million over the
By Cooper Gardner | Cronkite News PHOENIX – “Pokemon Go,” just days after being released for mobile phones, has surged past Twitter in the number of users. The app uses a smartphone’s GPS to track and locate Pokemon in real
By: Rosangelica Cardenas, Blush Boutique These days, men are increasingly interested in how they look and feel – and they have no reservations about it. For others, having to visit a place outside of their own bathroom for their grooming
(Phoenix, Ariz., Jun. 27, 2016) – The Arizona Department of Education this morning released preliminary state level AzMERIT results for the 2015-2016 school year. The results included statewide passing and proficiency rates for both English language arts and mathematics in
By: Crescencia CeCe Faz Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com Changing the economic futures of students to end the cycle of poverty in families, and more importantly provide hope, is made easier through the student financial aid program “One at a Time.”
Mesa, AZ – Child Crisis Arizona will expand its Early Head Start program to its Mesa location located at 817 N. Country Club Drive. Thanks to funding from the Office of Head Start, the program will serve more than 100
