Philadelphia

Unless the CEOs of this town take it to heart, the dream of turning Philadelphia into a “Global City” will be considerably delayed.

The conference is designed to inform and engage leaders on the best practices pertaining to talent growth and attraction.

Proceeds from the annual event goes to support the Red Cross House located in University City

The Garces Foundation held its seventh annual "Think Local, Give Local" benefit to support the immigrant communities within Philadelphia

The official TV partner of the 18th Annual AL DÍA Philadelphia Diverse City Career Fair can help further promote the need for the diversity in the city to extend out to the workplace. 

The PA Attorney General recognizes that tackling the community's opioid conflict will require more than strong law enforcement alone.

For the third straight year, Immigrant Business Week will function to honor the immigrant business community in Philadelphia, and provide valuable resources for current and aspiring immigrant entrepreneurs. 

Congreso de Latinos Unidos celebrates its annual gala exploring the charm and beauty of Andalucia's capital city.

This new episode, already branded by the Philadelphia Inquirer as the “Cruz Vs Quiñones-Sánchez Battle for the Barrio,” is now obviously a Battle for the entire City. 

The community foundation launched a number of key initiatives to promote their big centennial anniversary.

Shapiro joined AL DÍA last week to discuss the Office's prosecutions of predator priests for sexual abuse of children, leaving open a hotline for the public to continue denunciation of cases beyond the 1,000 uncovered by a Grand Jury Report.

Floral designers representing 23 countries competed in Philadelphia for the FTD World Cup which revisits the United States after more than two decades. The competition is part of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's 190th Anniversary.

Two individuals were recognized for their work in the professional and business fields and one for their lifelong commitment to the Latino community

Irigoyen decided to take on her current position at Einstein Healthcare because of her dedication to connecting with and serving urban, underserved communities — a mission, Irigoyen told AL DÍA after the award ceremony, that Einstein has focused on for more than 150 years in serving the communities of North Philadelphia.

In an emotional gathering organized by Casa de Venezuela of Greater Philadelphia, Venezuelan-Americans gathered to support their self-declared interim president and hope for the end of Maduro’s longtime rule - though the country’s future remains uncertain.

The four honorees have distinguished themselves throughout their medical careers, and will be celebrated at the AL DÍA Doctors Forum and Reception on Jan. 24.

PA and Philadelphia leaders gathered on Monday to denounce the record-breaking government shutdown and its effects on vital programs like SNAP, which is now seeing an influx of unpaid federal workers.

Get a taste of the best of the best of Philly's Latino restaurants featured in AL DÍA in 2018. 

The right to free speech, as much as to religious freedom, or the right to assembly, is something that we all can hope, as Lincoln did, that it “shall not perish from the Earth,” No?