SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico â All day, the drums and the chants had blared through the streets outside La Fortaleza, the governorâs residence in San Juan, the Puerto Rican capital.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico â After more than a week of political turmoil in Puerto Rico, calls are escalating for Gov. Ricardo A. RossellĂł to resign. In line to succeed him is Wanda VĂĄzquez, the secretary of justice.
COMPTON, Calif. â It was bath time and Rosalba Moralez heard a cry. She rushed to the bathroom and found her 7-year-old daughter, Alexxa, being doused with brown, putrid water.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico â After more than a week of political turmoil in Puerto Rico, calls are escalating for Gov. Ricardo A. RossellĂł to resign. In line to succeed him is Wanda VĂĄzquez, the secretary of justice.
COMPTON, Calif. â It was bath time and Rosalba Moralez heard a cry. She rushed to the bathroom and found her 7-year-old daughter, Alexxa, being doused with brown, putrid water.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico â After more than a week of political turmoil in Puerto Rico, calls are escalating for Gov. Ricardo A. RossellĂł to resign. In line to succeed him is Wanda VĂĄzquez, the secretary of justice.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico â After more than a week of political turmoil in Puerto Rico, calls are escalating for Gov. Ricardo A. RossellĂł to resign. In line to succeed him is Wanda VĂĄzquez, the secretary of justice.
COMPTON, Calif. â It was bath time and Rosalba Moralez heard a cry. She rushed to the bathroom and found her 7-year-old daughter, Alexxa, being doused with brown, putrid water.
LOS ANGELES â Two Sacramento police officers who shot and killed an unarmed black man in his grandmotherâs backyard last year will not face criminal prosecution, the Sacramento County district attorney announced Saturday, stirring fresh outrage in a city roiled by protests over the killing.
LOS ANGELES â Two Sacramento police officers who shot and killed an unarmed black man in his grandmotherâs backyard last year will not face criminal prosecution, the Sacramento County district attorney announced Saturday, stirring fresh outrage in a city roiled by protests over the killing.
LOS ANGELES â Two Sacramento police officers who shot and killed an unarmed black man in his grandmotherâs backyard last year will not face criminal prosecution, the Sacramento County district attorney announced Saturday, stirring fresh outrage in a city roiled by protests over the killing.
Two Sacramento police officers who shot and killed an unarmed black man in his grandmotherâs backyard last year will not face criminal prosecution, the Sacramento County district attorney announced Saturday, stirring fresh outrage in a city roiled by protests over the killing.
Two Sacramento police officers who shot and killed an unarmed black man in his grandmotherâs backyard last year will not face criminal prosecution, the Sacramento County district attorney announced Saturday, stirring fresh outrage in a city roiled by protests over the killing.
LOS ANGELES â Gov. Gavin Newsom of California is expected Monday to withdraw nearly 400 of his stateâs National Guard troops from deployment along the border with Mexico and assign them to other duties, according to aides to the governor.
EL CENTRO, Calif. â Donald Trump was on the television, but no matter. Ferdinando Galeanaâs customers were watching their plates, not the president.
EL CENTRO, Calif. â Donald Trump was on the television, but no matter. Ferdinando Galeanaâs customers were watching their plates, not the president.
SANTA MONICA, Calif. â There is a particular magic to LoterĂa, the card game, sometimes described as Mexican bingo and played by generations of Hispanic children, that lasts well into adulthood. It can transport you to an abuelaâs house in Mexico, to a cousinâs birthday party in Texas, to a baby sitterâs backyard in California.
SANTA MONICA, Calif. â There is a particular magic to LoterĂa, the card game, sometimes described as Mexican bingo and played by generations of Hispanic children, that lasts well into adulthood. It can transport you to an abuelaâs house in Mexico, to a cousinâs birthday party in Texas, to a baby sitterâs backyard in California.
LOS ANGELES â The California Department of Motor Vehicles is under renewed scrutiny after a federal government warning that its Real ID protocols do not comply with security standards, the latest in a series of missteps by a state agency struggling to maintain public trust.
As a single mother, Beatrice Duran never imagined that she would get involved in politics. When she moved to Las Vegas in 1985, her focus was on keeping âa solid jobâ as a food server to provide for her young daughter and, later, her son.