After a slow counting of votes, but with her rival Nasry Asfura conceding, Xiomara Castro, a First Lady between 2006 and 2009, became the first female president in the history of Honduras. ¡Gracias ...

On Tuesday, Feb. 14, Philadelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal announced her intentions to seek reelection for her current post and touted accomplishments during her term amid growing calls for eliminating ...

On May 24, Intercultural Family Services, Inc. (IFS), a Philadelphia-based non-profit human services agency, announced that it had appointed Javier Alvarado as its new CEO. He takes over the position ...

A backlog of more than two million cases has formed at the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Staff at USCIS, along with several experts, testified in front of the House Judiciary ...

On September 11, the world experienced a historical event full of pain due to the attack that took place in New York City. The terrorist attack on the United States monopolized was on every cover and ...

Earlier this month, The Enterprise Center celebrated the opening of a new community resource hub in West Philadelphia’s 52nd Street corridor. The new three-story structure had been in development and ...

According to the latest Transparency International report from 2021, in which 180 countries were analyzed to find out how corruption was perceived there, the countries of the Americas continue to be ...

Despite federal orders from the President, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has continued to conduct mass deportations. Refusing to comply with President Biden’s 100-day moratorium on ...

A collaborative of Philadelphia organizations, nonprofits and community groups are coming together to address housing in Philadelphia. On Tuesday, October 18, Wells Fargo announced a new $7.5 million ...

PECO is playing a critical role in helping diversify the energy sector across the Philadelphia area. On Monday, July 25, PECO introduced 21 new individuals into its Helper Pool Pre-Apprenticeship ...

Before May 4, 2023, it had been 20 years since Erin Farrell remembers seeing functional swing sets at Heitzman Rec Center and Playground in Harrowgate. She was born and raised in the neighborhood and ...

Judge Nelson Diaz’s life is one of "firsts." He was the first Latino to ever attend and graduate from Temple Law School. While there, he co-founded the first Black and Hispanic law student association ...