Latin America, the United States Latino community and the diplomacy shaping the Americas.

New York counties will absorb a larger share of SNAP administrative costs starting October 2026, as federal funding drops from 50% to 25%. T

A Staten Island judge voided NYC's second home tax notices, citing improper procedures that shifted the burden of proof to owners. The surch

A federal order closes 56 miles of public land in southern Arizona until January 20, 2029, citing construction hazards. The ban affects the

Texas workers' comp benefits now cap at $1,314 per week, matching the new state average wage. Impairment and supplemental benefits are cappe

Florida's minimum wage reached $15 an hour on September 30, 2026, following a voter-approved constitutional amendment. Yet with housing and

A Brooklyn man faces charges for placing 64 fake QR codes on Manhattan parking meters to steal drivers' banking data. The stickers mimicked

After a failed auction, developer Russell Galbut proposes a 70-story tower beside Miami's historic courthouse. Tax revenue from the tower wo

The Jobs NYC Center opens October 5 in Lower Manhattan, offering free employment counseling, civil service workshops, and direct agency conn

The U.S. State Department plans to let first-time passport applicants apply entirely online by 2027. The new system will use Login.gov, allo

Morgan Stanley is opening a major operations center in Dallas, backed by $684M in private investment. The project is expected to create 3,80

NYC's Rent Guidelines Board voted 7-1 to freeze rents for stabilized apartments, saving tenants an estimated $60 per month. The freeze appli

A new affordable housing lottery in the Bronx offers 11 units in Norwood, with rents starting at $2,022. Eligible households earning up to 8