Harris leads Trump in California, but Latino support dips, poll shows
Vice President Kamala Harris maintains a commanding lead over former President Trump in California, but the latest polls show Trump’s support is growing among Latino voters in the state. , troubling signs are emerging for Democrats at the national level. Harris’ 57% to 35% lead over Trump in California as a whole has changed little […]
The real problem with L.A. Latino politics isn’t City Council boundaries
It’s been almost two years since secretly recorded conversations between Los Angeles political figures rocked City Hall, but what has really changed? Indeed, then-City Council President Nury Martinez, who despised Oaxacans and called black boys monkeys, resigned and distanced himself from politics. However, Gil Cedillo, who claimed in a recording that the three City Council […]
Latino political power in Los Angeles: A history
good morning.the Tuesday, February 27th. I'm Gustavo Arellano, a metro columnist for the Times. That means I'm allowed to share my opinion as follows: Covering Latino politics in Los Angeles is a journey. But before getting into the main topic thatHere's what you need to know to start your day. Newsletter start your day right […]
Statewide Nominations Now Open for Chicanos Por La Causa’s Annual Esperanza Latino Teacher Award
arizona news – Chicanos Por La Causa (CPLC) is seeking nominations across Arizona to recognize extraordinary teachers who make a difference in their communities. Established in 1998, the Esperanza Latinx Teacher Award Program is the only award in Arizona that specifically recognizes Latinx teachers whose passion positively impacts the learning environment and inspires future generations. […]
remembering Teofilo ‘Tio’ Tachias, Coconino County’s first Latino Supervisor
A memorial service was held Friday morning at the Catholic Diocese of San Francisco de Assis to honor the life and work of Teofilo “Tio” Takias, who died in July. Mr. Takias served on the Coconino County Board of Supervisors from 1965 to 1989. He was the first Latino to win a major local election. […]
First-generation Latino student from Yuma going to Columbia University
Rodrigo Guizar Jr. is the son of Mexican-American parents, but he never finished high school. In September, the 18-year-old will head to Columbia University to study civil engineering on a full scholarship. He graduated from Cibola High School in Yuma in his May with a near 4.7 grade point average. Rodrigo will join his older […]
Race for Santa Cruz County sheriff, Latino vote, debate preview
After Election Day, several agencies in southern Arizona will have new leadership for the first time in decades. In Santa Cruz County, that applies to the Sheriff’s Department.This week, Arizona 360 heard from candidates competing for replacement Sheriff Tony EstradaRetired after working for nearly 30 years. Candidate interviews are displayed in alphabetical order as follows: […]
Fuerza Local helps strengthen dozens of Latino businesses in Phoenix
Leer en español Concepción Jiménez cleans the valley houses for a living. This is a profession she has completed since living in Phoenix for 20 years. Her decades of experience in the cleaning industry have allowed her to acquire customers. However, it wasn’t until 2022 that she officially established her own cleaning business. According to […]
