Ghetto Brothers gang leader, Puerto Rican nationalist and Rubble Kings subject passes away at 65. Benjamin “Yellow Benjy” Melendez died...

Popular MA Program in the Study of the America’s gets a new focus The City College of the City University of New York (CCNY) is pleased to announce a new program, the Dominican Studies Track in the Master in the Study of the Americas Program in the Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at...

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  By, Daisy Cabrera Ahh, glorious South Beach. Tourists flock here to bronze under the blazing sun,...

Saint, idealist, rebel, leader, dictator. Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz, or simply known as Fidel Castro, was a controversial man of many faces not just to Cubans, or Cuban-Americans, but to people around the world. During his teens, his mentors and classmates found him to be a stubborn and deeply religious man, almost saintly....

Famed baseball player of the Boston Red Sox, David “Big Papi” Ortiz, played his 117th and final...

Carmelo Anthony was born in Brooklyn, New York to an African American mother, Mary and Puerto Rican...

Úrsula Hilaria Celia de la Caridad Cruz Alfonso, or for short Celia Cruz, was one of the most accomplished singers of the 20th century. Hailing from humble beginnings in the poor neighborhood of Santos Suarez in Havana, Cuba, her mother knew immediately that she was destined to be a singer. It was on...

New York’s Havana Film festival Now through April 7th. HFFNY RUNS MARCH 30 – APRIL 7, 2017...

Op-Ed: By NYC Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña Navigating the college process can be challenging for students and...

Anthony “Romeo” Santos, or just Romeo Santos to his fans, may be considered the modern “King of Bachata”, but it wasn’t that long ago that the half Dominican, half Puerto Rican heartthrob was simply a shy kid writing poetry at home to try to woo a girl that use to be mean...

  The  kick off of Dine In Brooklyn 2017 will feature many restaurants throughout the borough. Dine in...

  A Message from the NYPD to New York’s Immigrant Community The NYPD is committed to maintaining...

A low-cost, nonflammable battery with a high energy density and the capability of thousands of more recycling...

To many Dominican Americans Independence celebration comes twice a year, July 4th and February 27th Independence is...

New York City is proud to be the creative capital of the world,” said Mayor Bill de...

Now that a week has passed since angry Uber customers committed to deleting their accounts in the...

Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology was recognized as having the highest upward mobility rate among 2,137 colleges nationwide in a January 18 article published in The New York Times. Vaughn College is noted as “an institution doing more to impact social mobility for those who start from less fortunate means,” and...

Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez joins elected officials, advocates, radio DJs and the family of DJ Jinx Paul, who...