South Bay Latino Students Cheer Executive Order
SAN JOSE (KCBS) – Latino students around the Bay Area are expressing encouragement over an executive order signed by President Barack Obama on Tuesday. The White House Initiative on Educational...
View ArticleLatinos, Asians Fuel California’s Population Growth
LOS ANGELES (CBS) – New census data shows Latinos and Asians accounted for virtually all of California’s population growth over the last decade. Data from the 2010 U.S. Census released Tuesday shows...
View ArticleWine Industry Aims To Attract More Latinos
SQUAW VALLEY (CBS / AP) — Every night at dinnertime, Jose Placencia clinks a glass of wine with his wife or friends. He loves the taste, the socializing that unfurls and how wine brings out or calms...
View ArticleLatinos To Soon Surpass Whites In California
SACRAMENTO (CBS / AP) — Hispanics will become the largest ethnic group in the nation’s most populous state early next year, the California Department of Finance said Thursday, marking a big milestone...
View ArticleJefferson Award Winner Mentors Next Generation Of Scientists
SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — Latinos, African Americans, and Native Americans make up less than 10-percent of the college graduates working in the fields of science and technology. This week’s Jefferson...
View ArticleLatinos, Whites Hit Population Parity In California
SACRAMENTO (CBS/AP) — State demographers estimate that whites and Latinos are now an equal share of California’s population, with Latinos poised to become a plurality by early next year. Latino leaders...
View ArticleOutspoken Conservative Assemblyman To Challenge Gov. Brown In 2014
SACRAMENTO (AP) — Republican Assemblyman Tim Donnelly on Tuesday announced his 2014 bid for California governor, wading into a race against Gov. Jerry Brown despite the incumbent’s seemingly...
View ArticleHealth Insurance Enrollment Through Covered California Lagging For Latinos
SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) – Even though hundreds of thousands of Californians have signed up for health coverage through the state’s insurance exchange, officials with Covered California are concerned that...
View ArticleMore Latino Than White Students Admitted To University Of California Schools
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS / AP) — More Latino than white students in California have been offered admission to the state’s premier public universities for the first time, officials said Friday, a milestone...
View ArticleSan Francisco Looks At Preserving Character Of Mission District
SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — An influx of new people may permanently change the face of San Francisco’s Mission District. One city leader is looking at creating a cultural district to preserve the area’s...
View ArticleState Of The Union Spanish Translators Have Some Explaining To Do
(CBS SF) — You don’t have to speak Spanish to realize the subtitles for President Obama’s State of the Union speech Tuesday night went horribly wrong. Bloggers at Latino Rebels immediately noticed the...
View ArticleBlacks, Latinos Detained In Disproportionate Numbers By San Jose Police
SAN JOSE (KCBS) — The City of San Jose’s Independent Police auditor believes new data on police detentions and arrests shows that racial bias exists in the department. The San Jose Mercury News...
View ArticleSan Jose Mayor Liccardo Calls For Police Accountability After Data Shows...
SAN JOSE (KCBS)— San Jose’s Mayor Sam Liccardo is calling for increased police accountability in the wake of data that shows the department routinely stops or detains blacks and Latinos at...
View ArticleTrump: ‘If I Get The Nomination, I Will Win The Hispanic Vote!’
LAS VEGAS (CBS) — Trump was on the stump Saturday, campaigning in Las Vegas and Phoenix. The real estate mogul is still getting a lot of heat for linking undocumented immigrants to rapists and...
View ArticleFormer Police Chief Guilty In Monterey County Bribery, Auto Seizure Scheme...
SALINAS (CBS SF) — A former acting King City police chief pleaded guilty Monday to misdemeanor charges in an alleged bribery scheme that targeted Mexican nationals, according to the Monterey County...
View ArticleFormer NorCal Police Chief Sentenced In Car-Towing Scheme Targeting Mexicans
SALINAS (CBS SF) — A former acting King City police chief was sentenced Tuesday for his role in a car-towing scheme that targeted Mexican nationals, Monterey County prosecutors said. Bruce Miller, 50,...
View ArticlePolice Sergeant Faces Prison In Car Towing Scheme Targeting Poor Latinos
SALINAS (CBS SF) — A former King City police sergeant pleaded no contest Thursday to charges in a car towing scheme he led that largely victimized low-income Hispanics, according to the Monterey County...
View ArticlePolice Reassure Fearful Vallejo Latinos After Trump’s Election
VALLEJO (KPIX 5) – Some Bay Area Latinos told us that after what they’ve seen and heard since Trump was elected, they’re afraid of what’s going to happen next. Mina Diaz says she had no choice. She had...
View ArticleSan Francisco Public Defender Seeks To Recuse Judge Over Alleged Bias Against...
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi Tuesday filed a motion to recuse a judge from a murder trial, alleging the judge is biased against Latino defendants. Carlos Argueta,...
View ArticleSuper Bowl LIV Halftime Show Draws Praise, Tears From U.S. Latinos
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — When the Super Bowl halftime show began, Yol-Itzma Aguirre and her relatives watched with anticipation. The El Paso, Texas, family was curious how Colombian-born Shakira and...
View ArticleCoronavirus Testing Program Launched For Latinos Living In San Francisco...
SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — Latinx San Franciscans make up 23% of coronavirus cases in the city, yet only 16% of the population. That’s part of the reason the University of California, San Francisco wants...
View ArticleSanta Clara Co. Opens Two Testing Sites In Latino Communities Hit Hard By...
SAN JOSE (KPIX) – Santa Clara County will be opening two new free COVID-19 testing sites in communities that are underserved. One will be at Christopher High School in Gilroy, and the other will be on...
View ArticleUCSF Contact Tracer Finds Mission District Latinos at Higher Risk of COVID-19
SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) — As the number of COVID-19 cases increases, the latest numbers show it is Latinos who continue to be disproportionately infected by the virus. Statewide, Latinos are 39 percent of...
View ArticleLatinos On Front Lines Face Dilemma: Test For COVID-19 Or Lose Income While...
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While most of California sheltered in place, Latinos continued doing a lot of the hands-on work and are now being hit hard by the coronavirus because of it. A study showed that...
View ArticleCoronavirus Pandemic Impacts 2020 Census Count Among Immigrant Communities In...
SAN JOSE (CBS SF) — The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has sowed chaos and isolation in Santa Clara County’s immigrant communities, making it harder to collect census data, a county official said...
View ArticleCOVID: As San Francisco Slowly Reopens Progress Lags in Latino Community
SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) — As infection numbers drop and San Francisco moves into the yellow tier of reopening, the Latino community continues to be concerned. “Moving to yellow to me is just another...
View ArticleLatinos Demand Increased COVID Testing, Outreach In Santa Clara County
SAN JOSE (KPIX 5) — Latinos in the South Bay are coming together to demand changes in the public health response to COVID-19. “There has been very little protection and prevention in the Latino...
View ArticleCOVID Study: Food, Agriculture, Construction Workers Top List Of Most At Risk...
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — A University of California, San Francisco study of the jobs at most risk for death from COVID-19 shows line cooks, machine operators, agricultural workers, bakers, and...
View ArticleLatino Community Foundation Invests Philanthropic Dollars In Businesses,...
SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) – California’s Latinos are the fastest growing demographic in the state with an estimated population of 15 million, and yet only about one percent of philanthropic dollars are...
View ArticleRedistricting Based On Census Data May Give Latinos In Marin County More...
SAN RAFAEL (KPIX) – After each new census, every county in California is obligated by law to re-evaluate its political districts. The Board of Supervisors just approved the new boundaries in Marin and...
View ArticleCalifornia Targets Latinos With WhatsApp Chatbot To Provide COVID Info, Fight...
by Cesar Lopez-Ramirez SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — California is targeting Latinos in a new program using the WhatsApp messaging service to provide COVID information and stop the spread of misinformation...
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