Hablamos con Saúl Alvídrez, el director del documental “Chomsky y Mujica”, quien reunió en una conversación a dos de las mentes más brillantes hoy en día.

The 2023 AL DÍA Top Doctors featured a panel discussion of four Temple University medical students, noting their experiences.

NALCAB’s Fellowship seeks to train members of nonprofits to be able to advance the economic development of the Latino communities they support.

The Pew Research Center, a subsidiary of The Pew Charitable Trusts, its main funder, recently released the latest report from ongoing research into the state of news, information, and journalism in ...

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 ...

With July entering its second week, the 2022 AL DÍA 40 Under 40 celebration is fast approaching. Over the past couple weeks, announcements of this year’s honorees have been making the rounds. AL DÍA ...

The 30th Feria del Barrio will combine culture and art, entertainment and community services in the heart of Latino North Philly.

From the Sidney Opera House to the Empire State Building in New York, passing through Rio de Janeiro’s Christ the Redeemer, on April 2 the most emblematic buildings worldwide will be painted in blue ...

During the primary elections more than 60 assistant district attorneys and several dozen detectives will be ready to respond to any voting irregularities or polling place issues. Philadelphia District ...

A new documentary sheds light on the realities of domestic violence and society's blaming of women for not leaving their situation.

Presidents from four universities: TU, U. Pittsburgh, Penn State, and Lincoln answered lawmakers pressing questions, especially justification for funding growth ...

2016 has been one of the strongest years for the U.S. economically since the mid-2000s, witnessing both a drop in unemployment as well as a rise in wages and consumer confidence, reports The Atlantic.