Most Aging Latinos Struggle, Some Get Active, Inspiring Others

Alianza News/New America Media , News Feature, Gerardo Fernandez, Posted: Jul 30, 2012

As Latino boomers approach retirement, many struggle with little income or health coverage, but some are finding new purpose.




Clinton: Diaspora Populations Can Turn 'Brain Drain' into 'Brain Gain'

New America Media, News Report, Anthony Advincula, Posted: Jul 27, 2012

Speaking at the Global Diaspora Forum, Hillary Clinton discussed the social and economic benefits immigrants bring to American cities.




Hispanic Institute Backs Broader Credit Access Via H.R. 6139

New America Media, News Report, Posted: Jul 24, 2012

The Hispanic Institute announced its support for The Consumer Credit Access, Innovation and Modernization Act.




Why Poverty Issue Is Missing on the Presidential Campaign Trail

New America Media, Op-ed, Earl Ofari Hutchinson , Posted: Jul 24, 2012

Wealthy Americans are amply represented among the off shore tax evaders, poor people remain invisible.




"Carwasheros" Cleaning Up L.A.'s Carwash Industry

New America Media, Video, Jacob Simas // Op-ed: Rev. Erin Tamayo, CLUE-LA, Posted: Jul 19, 2012

Car wash workers in Los Angeles County are building a movement for basic labor protections -- and getting results.




City College Closure Could End San Francisco’s Adult Education Program

New America Media, News Report, Peter Schurmann, Posted: Jul 19, 2012

If CCSF loses accreditation and is forced to close its doors, it will spell the end of adult education in San Francisco.




AARP Study: Ethnic Elders Slammed Hardest by Foreclosures

New America Media, News Report, Paul Kleyman, Posted: Jul 19, 2012

Foreclosures have shaken up home security for millions of seniors, says a new AARP report, especially ethnic elders living a “Nightmare on Main Street.”




Krugman: California The Worst of Current Economic crisis

SF Public Press, News Report, Posted: Jul 17, 2012

The budget pain facing California this year is not California’s fault, said Paul Krugman, the Nobel Prize-winning economist who has been among the most outspoken writers critiquing the government’s response to what he calls an economic “depression.”




First Havana-Miami Cargo Service Marks Sea Change for Cuba Past and Future

New America Media, News Report, Louis Nevaer, Posted: Jul 16, 2012

Last week, the Bolivian ship, Ana Cecelia, the “Peace Boat,” set sail with the first regular cargo service between Miami and Havana in a half-century, marking new era.




Can the GOP Pry Some Blacks Away From President Obama?

New America Media, News Report, Earl Ofari Hutchinson, Posted: Jul 15, 2012

A black Republican advocacy group wasted no time in hitting the airwaves to taunt President Obama.




Condemning Olympic Apparel Made in China: Another Tempest in a Teapot Brewed by Congress

New America Media, Commentary, George Koo, Posted: Jul 14, 2012

The U.S. Congress is upset that the spiffy outfits the American Olympic team will wear at the opening ceremony while designed by Ralph Lauren are (gasp) made in China.




Rebirth of Baby Boomers--New Markets, Technology Create Connections and Jobs

Alianza News/New America Media, News Report, Gerardo Fernandez , Posted: Jul 13, 2012

New products for aging boomers and seniors took center stage at a recent Silicon Valley conference pushing against America’s “anti-aging” culture.




Sleepless in San Francisco as Two-Year Hotel Boycott Bangs On

New America Media, News Report, Hannah Palmer, Posted: Jul 13, 2012

The Hotel Frank offers the noisiest stay in San Francisco thanks to a two-year long boycott by mostly Latino and Filipino workers and stonewalling management.




Bankrupt Stockton Revitalized by Filipino Heritage—and Youth

New America Media, Profile, Rochelle Riva Bargo, Posted: Jul 11, 2012

Mired in bankruptcy, Stockton, Calif.—the state’s “foreclosure capital”—is finding new hope in young Filipinos returning to reclaim their Little Manila heritage.




Multicultural Boomer Power Flexes Creative Business Muscle in Silicon Valley

India West/New America Media, News Report, Richard Springer, Posted: Jul 10, 2012

New-tech entrepreneurs met in Silicon Valley to show innovations from preventing arthritis degeneration to helping with eldercare for families of many cultures.




Developers Seek to Legalize Tiny Apartments in San Francisco

SF Public Press, News Report, Posted: Jul 10, 2012

Plan would shrink smallest living spaces by one-third, but opponents fear crowding in San Francisco.




Romney's Disastrous Prescription for the Black Jobless Crisis

New America Media, Commentary, Earl Ofari Hutchinson , Posted: Jul 10, 2012

When Mitt Romney addresses the NAACP Thursday, will prattle on about corporate job growth—or break his silence on soaring black joblessness?




Obesity in Asia: American Fast Food is Fare for the Rich

New America Media, Commentary, Andrew Lam, Posted: Jul 04, 2012

America may be in decline, but its fast-food chains are growing in Asia, as are the waistlines of those who patronize them.




Indian Americans Most Educated, Richest, Says Pew Report

India-West, News Report, Sunita Sohrabji, Posted: Jul 02, 2012

A Pew study out last week says Indian Americans are the most educated of all ethnic groups in the United States, and the richest, as well.




Gaming Officials Present Tribe with $5 Million in 1st Payment of Casino Profits

Navajo Times, News Report, Posted: Jul 02, 2012

The Navajo Gaming Enterprise on Friday presented the Navajo Nation with its first share of casino profits.