Identity & Community
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Luxury towers reshape student housing near University of Miami
SOMI Walk, a 16-story luxury tower near the University of Miami, offers resort-style amenities like rooftop pools and golf simulators. This
Why Your Spotless Home Still Has Mice: The Real Culprit Is Waste, Not Dirt
Mice can invade even spotless homes when food and trash are accessible. Poor waste management, not general dirt, is the main culprit. Learn
NY and NJ lead US in credit card debt, new data shows
New York and New Jersey residents carry some of the highest credit card debt in the US, with averages above $5,000. Learn how to manage bala
Nude Sunbathing in New York Backyards: Legal, But Only If You're Hidden
Nude sunbathing in a New York backyard is legal as long as you're not visible from public spaces or neighbors. A 1992 court ruling protects
Back-to-School Tax Tips: How NYC Families Can Save More
NYC families can save on school supplies by leveraging tax exemptions in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey. Connecticut's tax-free week
New Jersey Exhibit Traces 250 Years of Latino Impact on US History
The exhibit 'Celebrating 250 Years of Latino Impact in United States History' premiered at Seton Hall University, drawing over 100 young lea
Texas Tax-Free Weekend: Smart Shopping Tips for Latino Families
Texas tax-free weekend offers savings on clothing and school supplies under $100. Avoid common mistakes like shipping fees that can trigger
Augusta, Georgia: The Affordable Boomtown Redefining the American Dream
Augusta, Georgia, is the top emerging U.S. job market, combining affordable living with booming tech and cybersecurity sectors. With a media
South Central L.A. entrepreneurs launch passport to revive businesses after ICE raids
Latino entrepreneurs in Los Angeles launched Locals Only Passport to South Central, a discount booklet for 16 businesses affected by ICE rai
How to avoid money app scams targeting Latino users
Money app scams are on the rise, with fraudsters impersonating banks and agencies. Learn the common mistakes that lead to losses and how to
New York's Subway Vending Machines Replace Human Touch
New York's MTA is rolling out large vending machines across subway stations, filling spaces once held by newsstands. Riders are split betwee
Aston Martin Residences in Miami face lawsuit over structural defects
The condominium association at Miami's Aston Martin Residences has filed lawsuits over structural defects, including cracked concrete and wa