By Sofia Navarro
New York based reporter covering Afro-Latino, Queer and Latina voices reshaping the cultural conversation.
Houston hospital's Skincubator lets parents hold premature twins safely
A Houston hospital is using the Skincubator, a wearable harness, to let parents hold premature babies safely. Clinical trials show zero hypo
Faith and horoscopes: Can you hold both without losing your religion?
For many Latinos, faith isn't a single box—they pray, read horoscopes, and honor ancestors. A candid conversation on Say It Black! explores
Listeria in smoked salmon prompts Florida freezer checks
New York distributor Krasnyi Oktyabr expanded a recall of cold-smoked salmon after listeria was detected. The affected 8 oz packages were so
Miami billionaire Moishe Mana bets on Downtown Miami after Wynwood sale
Moishe Mana, who made a fortune in Wynwood, sold his 30-acre arts complex for $1.1B and is now pouring capital into Downtown Miami. He's con
El Niño brings rare sea snakes and sharks to California beaches
A yellow-bellied sea snake, a species rarely seen in California, washed ashore at Crystal Cove in September. Scientists confirm this is only
Tesla driver asleep at the wheel triggers crash that injures California officers
A 22-year-old driver fell asleep while his Tesla's Full Self-Driving system was engaged, leading to a crash that injured two California High
New York Woman Dies After Miami Liposuction, Sixth Fatality Linked to Clinic
Jennifer Arias, 33, of New York, died after liposuction and gluteal surgery at a Miami clinic. Investigators link the clinic to six patient
Deadly alligator attack at Florida lake reveals rescue dangers
A 71-year-old man was fatally attacked by a 3.6-meter alligator at Lake Apopka near Orlando. Rescue efforts were delayed for over two hours
San Diego landlord finds 60 strangers trashing his remodeled rental
A San Diego landlord found 60 strangers partying in his newly remodeled rental, causing over $3,000 in damage. Police recommend using a Lett
New York's social life now costs over half of an average salary
A new study ranks New York as the most expensive state for social life, with going out costing over half of an average monthly salary. Movie
Miami homebuyers face new hurdles from rising gas and grocery costs
Miami's inflation rate of 3.7% outpaces the national average, driven by surging gas and food prices. These everyday costs are cutting into d
Construction fatalities hit Latino workers hardest as safety gaps persist
Construction remains the deadliest private industry in the US, with 1,034 fatalities in 2024. Latino workers, who make up nearly 29% of the