¿Cómo se adaptó a la pandemia una de las organizaciones latinx más antiguas de Filadelfia y cómo avanza en la nueva etapa de reconexión?
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Dieciséis fiscales generales revisaron los hechos y determinaron que la directiva de Trump a DACA viola el estado de derecho. De esos 15, el Fiscal General del Territorio Autónomo de Pennsylvania, Josh Shapiro, defenderá a los 5.889 Dreamers en su estado.
According to a 2017 report, Philadelphia ranks among the lowest in providing a favorable environment for Hispanic-owned businesses.
The mayor of Philadelphia will announce to the Council on Wednesday his plan to retake full control of the body that governs the public education of the city.
Cuatro funcionarios son sospechosos de haber violado normas electorales de Pensilvania durante la jornada que dio como ganador al representante estatal Emilio Vazquez.
The State of Hispanic Business is designed to inform Philadelphia’s business community about the current climate for Latino-owned businesses in the region.
Jose Gomez overcame societal difficulties to achieve success in the professional world. Now, he works to help young Hispanics do the same.
Two weeks before the general election day, candidates for the District Attorney's office uncover their cards.
With a Nov. 1 workshop, the Chamber of Commerce for Great Philadelphia explores how business owners can engage with the legislative process.
In her new role, Elvira Méndez will work to strengthen SEPTA's relationship with the Philadelphia region's Hispanic community.
Un estudio de la Fundación Annie E. Casey arroja un panorama nada alentador para los niños de la comunidad latina que crecen en el estado.
With a new brand, a delgation of Chilean tech companies aims to expand services in the Philadelphia region and beyond.
In November, the Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will hold a symposium focused on the business climate for the region's Hispanic entrepreneurs.
The former Philadelphia attorney received the maximum sentence, and a $100,000 fine, for having used his position for personal gain.
A dos semanas de la jornada de elecciones generales, los candidatos a ocupar la silla del Fiscal Distrital destapan sus cartas. ¿A quién elegirá Filadelfia?
El exfiscal de Filadelfia recibió la máxima sentencia, y una multa de $100.000, por haber usado su cargo en beneficio personal.
The Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will hold a master class on the Business Model Canvas on Tuesday, Oct. 31.
Comcast se ha unido con los líderes del gobierno de Pennsylvania para asegurar que los más vulnerables – los adultos mayores y los niños – estén a salvo al estar en línea. Internet Essentials es el primero de su tipo; una campaña multidimensional y un esfuerzo concertado para expandir el alcance de la alfabetización digital y de los programas informativos a través del estado entero.
Councilwoman María Quiñones-Sánchez; the CEO of Esperanza, Luis Cortés; journalist Hellen Ubiñas and the activist and founder of the restaurant El Compadre, Cristina Martinez are the four most influential Latinos in Philadelphia.
At a workshop on Monday, local business leaders and experts gave young Hispanic professionals advice on advancing their careers.
La concejal María Quiñones-Sánchez, el CEO de Esperanza, Luis Cortés; la periodista Hellen Ubiñas y la activista y fundadora del restaurante El Compadre, Cristina Martínez son los cuatro latinos más influyentes de Filadelfia.
Last Tuesday, 19 elderly adults from the state of Puebla, Mexico, and their families residing in Philadelphia were honored with a ceremony at the mayor's office.
El pasado martes, 19 adultos mayores provenientes del estado de Puebla, México, y sus familias residentes en Filadelfia fueron honrados con una ceremonia en la alcaldía.
With its upcoming workshop, a local organization aims to help young Latino professionals move up in the corporate world.
The city will submit its proposal on Thursday morning to bring Amazon's second North American headquarters to Philadelphia.
City Controller Alan Butkovitz published the results of a survey in which 60 percent of shopkeepers blamed the controversial tax of this year’s losses.
