Attorney and humanitarian Michael Untermeyer announced his candidacy for Philadelphia Sheriff on Tuesday, March 7 outside of 100 South Broad Street. The longtime attorney and advocate is looking to ...

Longtime Latina leader at Wells Fargo Patty Juárez recently took the position as the first head of Hispanic/Latino Affairs at the company. In the position, Juárez will assume responsibility for ...

In late October 2022, Cynthia Figueroa, President and CEO of JEVS Human Services (JEVS), revealed that the agency will have a new organizational structure, and announced its new executive leadership ...

Since 9/11, many are the milestones that have transformed the reality of the world. AL DÍA collects 20 historical events of these 20 years.

In what is both Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and City Council President Darrell L. Clarke’s final city budget negotiations before stepping down from their respective positions, nearly all of City ...

After winning a prestigious robotics contest, Dreamer Lorenzo Santillan had the chance to become a scientist, but his immigration status kept him from getting a university scholarship and he had to ...

In the midst of one of the worst humanitarian crises in the region, thousands of Venezuelans have taken to the streets on Jan. 23, answering the call of the opposition to the Nicolás Maduro regime.

Khalif Mujahid-Ali funds his community youth initiative out of his own pocket, and has big dreams for its future in Philly and beyond.

As Chair of the Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Nestor Torres acts as a check to the organization's vision and strategic plans.

Mia Roberts Perez, one of the candidates elected yesterday to Philadelphia’s Court of Common Pleas, will be bringing more diversity to the bench where there are currently only a few Latino judges in a ...

To the surprise of the skeptics, the Trump Administration has stepped out of its choreography by choosing as a judicial nominee again a white man, but this time, of Hispanic origin. Fernando Rodríguez ...

First the young and attractive Mr. Marston died of poisoning, then the cook, Mrs. Rogers, the third was General MacArthur, who was frightened to death, and so on up to ten. Now the last to disappear ...