This is a time of change for Latino Catholics, currently about 40 percent of the U.S. Church, and who experts say are likely ...

Join the Globe for a conversation on the impact Latinos are having in Massachusetts and the challenges they face as longtime residents and recent arrivals.

Our supplier sent a letter saying prices are going up,” she tells The Latino Newsletter. Sometimes they have to redesign projects to stay within budget, but switching materials can hurt quality or ...

A new report finds that Massachusetts’ economic growth over the past decade has been powered in large part by its Hispanic and Latino residents, who make up just 13.5% of the population but ...

With persistent socioeconomic disadvantages in the state, experts and advocates say the state's Latino population's political participation is expected to grow in the upcoming midterm election.

Massachusetts followed that trend closely: As the white population fell from 76.1 percent to 67.6 percent of the total, the share of Hispanic or Latino residents grew from 9.6 percent to 12.6 percent.

Most members of the Massachusetts Senate would see their constituency shift under a draft redistricting map that would craft two new districts.

I have been a companion for hundreds of clients, including those in the Hispanic population, in their process of working their desired goals and finding the appropriate treatment to achieve them.

The Latino population in Massachusetts accounted for $30 billion of the state’s economic growth over the last decade, according to a new report. Those contributions — amounting to more than a quarter ...

Although Obama won twice as many Hispanic votes in 2008 than John McCain, only four years earlier George W. Bush claimed 40 percent of the Hispanic vote, a modern high for a Republican candidate.

Today, El Planeta's diverse online platform reaches nearly 600,000 Spanish-speaking unique readers in Massachusetts, writes Javier Marin, executive chairman of El Planeta Media.

Politics Latino empowerment council to advise Massachusetts governor Josiane Martinez — former executive director of the Office for Refugees and Immigrants, and founder and CEO of the ...