Mediation is a free, confidential, voluntary process in which a neutral mediator helps people find solutions to their housing dispute. A mediator does not serve […]
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LULAC to Host Deported Veterans Panel Discussion
Get an understanding of how this is possible under current laws, what the experience of veterans going through deportation and repatriation have been, and how we move forward under the current political climate.
Allegheny County reports 366 new COVID cases and 5 deaths, PA breaks another record of new cases
The new deaths, which ranged from Oct. 20 to Nov. 5, included a person in their 20s, two in their 70s and two in their 90s. Two of the five deaths occurred in long-term care facilities.
Allegheny County reports 189 new COVID cases; Sec. Levine discusses PA vaccine distribution plans
The Allegheny County Health Department [ACHD] reported 189 new COVID-19 infections Thursday and no new COVID-related fatalities. The newly reported cases bring the total count since March 14 to 16,599 infections.
Most Pittsburgh Public students will stay online until 2021. Here are main takeaways from the Oct. school board meetings.
After two amendments and two days of public testimonies, the PPS board voted Wednesday in favor of extending exclusive online learning for most students through Jan. 2021.
Stories of Courage, Resilience and Hope in the Voice of Latino Immigrants
Latino Americans Pittsburgh is a series jointly produced by Casa San José and artist Andres Tapia-Urzua. It is made possible by a Just Arts grant from […]
Navidad in Pittsburgh needs your support!
Over 300 children are registered to receive gifts through this year’s event. Individuals, corporations, and organizations can ensure each of these children have a wonderful Christmas.
1 Million Strong: PA Latino Convention’s Dedication to Bridging the Gap
As the Latino population continues to increase every year in PA, reaching almost one million as of 2019, it becomes clearer that there is a […]
Mexican American biophysics student at Washington & Jefferson College wins prestigious NIH award
Alondra Martinez Osorno believes in seizing opportunities. That’s what the Washington & Jefferson College senior has done with each internship experience, and what led her […]
Brazilian wife of PA vice governor Fetterman is victim of racial attack
Gisele Barreto Fetterman, the Brazilian-born wife of PA’s lieutenant governor John Fetterman, was verbally attacked with racial insults during a short visit to Aldi supermarket […]
Hundreds of Pa. child-care centers have closed, and some fear it will get worse
Federal coronavirus relief money made a big difference in Pennsylvania, but as it dries up, a second wave of closures could be coming.
Commercial Leases in the era of Trump and Covid-19
Hispanic business owners are also worried about their commercial leases and how to keep up on rent. It is no secret that the hospitality industry has suffered the most from to the COVID-19 pandemic and related government restrictions.