By Sofia Navarro
New York based reporter covering Afro-Latino, Queer and Latina voices reshaping the cultural conversation.
Cyclospora Outbreak in 17 States: CDC Investigates Contaminated Produce
A Cyclospora outbreak has affected more than 145 people across 17 states since May. The CDC and FDA are investigating to identify the contam
Texas and Florida Tax-Free 2026: Dates, Items, and Savings for Latino Families
Texas holds its tax-free weekend August 7-9, 2026, while Florida extends the benefit from July 20 to August 20. Eligible items include cloth
AI Scams in 2026: 5 New Tricks Targeting Latinos Across the Americas
AI-powered fraud is surging in 2026, with scammers using voice cloning, deepfakes, and hyper-personalized phishing. Latinos in the U.S. and
New York City’s $1,000 College Savings Boost: What Latino Families Need to Know
New York City is depositing $1,000 into college savings accounts for every preschool student in public schools. The NYC Kids Rise program ai
New Jersey Exhibit Traces 250 Years of Latino Impact on US History
The Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute at Seton Hall University launches a traveling exhibit celebrating 250 years of Latino impact on US his
Best Dating Apps for Latinos in the US: Find Love and Culture
Dating apps like Chispa, Tinder, and Latin American Cupid are transforming how Latinos in the US find love. These platforms prioritize cultu
Smart Strategies for Managing Student Loan Repayment in 2026
Student loan borrowers have more tools than ever to manage debt. From income-driven repayment plans to autopay interest reductions, these st
July 4th Road Trip Safety: Expert Tips for Latino Drivers Facing Record Traffic
AAA forecasts 72 million travelers this July 4th, with 61 million driving. Extreme heat and congestion demand preventive vehicle checks and
Measles Surge in the US: What Latinos Need to Know About the Outbreak
The US is seeing its worst measles outbreak in decades, with over 2,100 cases by June 2026. Most infections are in unvaccinated individuals,
Rhode Island's New Self-Checkout Law: A Win for Workers and Shoppers
Rhode Island's Restrictions on Self-Service Checkout Stations Act takes effect January 1, 2027, requiring one human cashier for every three
NYC Summer Camp Costs Push Latino Families to Look Abroad for Affordable Options
Summer camp tuition in NYC now rivals private college, with base fees between $9,000 and $30,000 per child. Afternoon care gaps add $35/hour
Texas Housing Correction: Pecos and Raymondville Lead 2026 Price Drops
Pecos and Raymondville, Texas, are among the top U.S. cities for home price drops in 2026, with declines of 13.7% and 11.5% respectively. Th