Luis Pablo Beauregard

America’s most populous state aims to use 100% clean energy by 2045, thanks to storage boom

The detainees are accused of taking advantage of the famous actor’s abuse and addiction problems to enrich themselves

Although it has electoral traction, economists have been less than enthusiastic about the tip-tax proposal. Experts believe it would not change the reality for most low-income workers

The conversation between the Republican candidate and one of his most important financiers was marked by technical errors and falsehoods

The man who was once one of the heirs to the Sinaloa Cartel empire was freed from prison in 2021 after testifying against El Chapo in a plea deal

The US vice president has better prospects with Hispanics than Biden and her campaign hopes that the change of candidate will serve to reverse the loss of votes to the Republicans

Born to an Indian mother and Jamaican father, she’s been attorney general, senator, vice president and now, an unexpected presidential hopeful who might be able to stand in Trump’s way. She is defined by ambition, and has been underestimated countless times, says her biographer

Joaquín Guzmán López, one of ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán’s sons, was also apprehended in the operation carried out at an airport in the border city of El Paso

The deaths of three sea lion pups and several viral videos of encounters with humans have revived a years-long struggle between environmentalists and residents in San Diego

In a victory for the prosecution on day two of the actor’s trial for involuntary manslaughter, Judge Marlowe Sommer allowed two redacted statements to be included in the evidence

The defense and the prosecution have agreed on 11 women and five men to decide the future of the actor, who is accused of involuntary manslaughter for the death of a cinematographer on set

The case against the famous actor and producer opened on Tuesday with jury selection in Santa Fe, almost three years after a bullet killed the cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the movie set

In ‘Our Migrant Souls’ the author reflects on the Latino experience in the U.S. and the identity process of Hispanic communities

Human rights groups are preparing demonstrations this weekend to pressure the president into expanding the benefits of people under DACA protection

The president of the United Farm Workers labor union is fighting for federal protection to protect agricultural workers from high temperatures and heat deaths

The Republican majority in the local Congress has proposed making irregular crossings at any place other than an immigration checkpoint a state crime punishable with jail

Under the executive order signed by the president, the border with Mexico can be shut down if crossings of people without papers exceed 2,500 daily for a week

The country lacks a federal law protecting farm laborers, who are largely undocumented immigrants, from record temperatures caused by climate change

The WinRed page, which receives donations for the Republican’s campaign, was down for 15 minutes due to the high amount of traffic

Thomas Perez was ‘psychologically tortured’ by Fontana police for 17 hours after he called in to report his father missing. Detectives told the suspect his dad was dead even though he had been found alive and well

The first Latino senator from California, the son of Mexican immigrants, has become a dissenting voice within his own Democratic Party as he defends the economic benefits of immigration

The Colombian reggaeton star is approaching 40 years of age with a new perspective on life, influenced by fatherhood and his decision to put mental health before work

In the 2024 elections, Hispanic Americans will be — more than ever — the quiet force that will define the results. And, according to the polls, for the first time in history, Latino support for the Republican Party has surpassed this community’s intention to vote for the Democrats

More than 1,200 workers who wear costumes at the California theme park have voted to join Actor’s Equity Association to defend their labor rights

The Mexican group has begun a series of concerts in the entertainment capital of the world, performing in the same venue that has seen the likes of Lady Gaga and Maroon 5

President Joe Biden addresses the nation, saying ‘there’s the right to protest but not the right to cause chaos’

The country’s first true bullet railway system is expected to be operational for the 2028 Summer Olympics and a round-trip ticket will cost around $400