Latino business community celebrates economic strength while grappling with immigration fears

Advocates and teachers say this means more representation for students

A Chat Box and Qué Pasa special co-hosted by David Cruz and Carlos Medina

What's next after the recent ruling on school segregation?

Hispanic-owned businesses took a major blow, along with the rest of the economy, during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Hispanic Heritage Month goes from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 and "honors the cultures and contributions of both Hispanic and Latino Americans"

Tathiana Carrasco left Panama at 18. While working at BMW, she decided to create a company to repair potholes. She's now CEO and partner at ...

States won back the right to implement school reform their own way. But who gets to decide in New Jersey? A hate crime mars a ...

Chef Ronaldo Linares, a half-Cuban, half-Colombian former marine, immigrated from Colombia is now the executive chef of Martino’s Cuban Restaurant in Somerville.

The governors race shaking out early. Who is Phil Murphy and how did he out-maneuver South Jersey powerhouse Steve Sweeney for the Democratic nod? The ...

We're on the storm track of Hurricane Joaquin. Experts predict it won't be like Sandy. It may not even make landfall, but the cyclone is ...

NJ Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Chairman Carlos Medina says that Hispanic owned businesses have contributed the United States and New Jersey economies.

Are all bets off? Pro sports leagues file suit against sports betting. Supporting his party, Gov. Christie campaigns for U.S. Senate candidate Jeff Bell. And ...

Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey Chairman Carlos Medina says that Hispanic businesses in the state face challenges, including access to financial services ...

What would it take to end the government shutdown? We’ll talk to Congressman Rob Andrews. Plus, a million dollar gift to help Cory Booker. And ...

Chairman of the New Jersey Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Carlos Medina talks about how the Hispanic community is active in the state of New ...

Booker goes Hollywood and Lonegan goes on the attack. Plus, the problem with property taxes. The song that has them arguing at Rutgers. And big ...

CBRE Executive Vice President Gil Medina, who is a former councilman for Camden and served as Secretary of Commerce under Gov. Christine Whitman, says Hispanic ...

Overcoming the inferno. Investigators look for the cause of the Seaside fire while victims look for help. Plus, mass murder on a U.S. Navy base. ...

Gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono told Latino voters that she will work for them unlike Gov. Chris Christie.