From copy boy to Pulitzer Prize winner; Ruben Vives’ path to success
The word had just leaked out in the Los Angeles Times newsroom. Everyone gathered around to hear the news. There
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NAHJ to descend on “gateway to the Americas” in 2018
This year’s NAHJ National Convention has barely started but 2018 plans are already underway.
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Chicano journalist group won’t present prestigious awards at NAHJ convention following controversy
The California Chicano News Media Association said it would no longer present the prestigious Ruben Salazar Journalism Awards during the National Association of Hispanic Journalism’s annual conference.
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NAHJ and UTEP launch survey measuring Latino job satisfaction
The University of Texas at El Paso and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists launched a survey to measure job satisfaction among Latino journalists.
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Merger between Latino journalism groups NAHJ, CCNMA at risk
An unexpected vote at the NAHJ board meeting may jeopardize a planned partnership with the California Chicano News Media Association.
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A notorious LA gang nearly ruined this teen’s life. He’s taking it back.
When Jose joined a street gang in Los Angeles, he just wanted to chill but he didn’t know what he was getting himself into.
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In Santa Ana, police help youth fight obesity and street gangs
There are two life-threatening crises facing children in the largely Hispanic city of Santa Ana: high obesity rates and pervasive street gangs.
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Locatora Radio podcast tackles taboo of mental illness among Latinos
They call themselves locas, these two Latinas from Los Angeles, who hope to change the way people talk about mental health issues.
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Welcome to Anaheim
What else is there to Anaheim besides Disney? A whole lot more.
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