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Mexico joins California in restricting cellphones in schools

by the El Reportero staff Mexico is preparing to restrict cellphone and tablet use in primary and secondary schools nationwide beginning in late October, joining...

Facing Trump cartel pressure, Sheinbaum turns to US drug use

Deadline for Salvadoran TPS passes; no official decision yet on extension

Meta to pay $17 billion  — and limit ‘likes’ for teens — in social media settlement with states

Mexican cattle exports to U.S. resume through Sonora-Arizona border

COLUMN

Column

Trump’s $5,000 promise: Is a campaign promise legally enforceable?

by the El Reportero staff President Donald Trump has put a striking proposition before American voters: If Republicans retain control of both chambers of Congress...
Column

Who will speak for Nigeria’s murdered Christians?

by Marvin Ramírez When Bill Maher, a man who openly says he is not a Christian, uses his national television platform to call attention to...

From cows to data centers: Who really pays for the climate agenda?

A robot must never replace a teacher

Compassion should never become a shortcut to death

Silence, accountability, and the questions that remain

EDITORIAL

Editorial

When surveillance becomes the norm

by Marvin Ramírez Last week, El Reportero warned that the controversy surrounding Flock cameras is about something much larger than catching stolen cars or locating...

September 11: The wound that changed America

San Francisco must confront Flock surveillance

Mexico is eliminating anonymous cellphones. Who will protect citizens from surveillance?

When the unborn child no longer matters

LATIN BRIEF

LOCAL BRIEF

Local briefs

Berkeley begins clearing long-running homeless encampment

by the El Reportero staff Berkeley police and public works crews began clearing a large homeless encampment in West Berkeley this week, following a lengthy...

Write-in candidacy opens for San Mateo County election

San Francisco lowers school speed limits as students return to class

San Francisco lowers school speed limits as students return to class

Lurie strengthens standards around city-funded service sites

ART & ENTERTAINMENT

Arts & Entertainment

‘Malinche’ musical sparks debate over Mexico’s colonial history

by Millie Deere Nacho Cano’s musical Malinche has returned to Mexico City for its second season, attracting large audiences while reigniting controversy over its portrayal...

Miguel Hidalgo’s forbidden books reveal the intellectual roots of Mexican independence

Venezuelan conductor Rafael Payare returns to San Francisco with Montreal Symphony

Dolly Parton remembered for giving voice to forgotten Mexican farmworkers

Arturo Estrada, last of ‘Los Fridos,’ keeps Frida Kahlo’s legacy alive

CALENDAR & TOURISM

Calendar & Tourism

Community Calendar — September 25, 2026

by the El Reportero staff As September gives way to October, the Bay Area calendar continues with music, dance, community gatherings and cultural celebrations. From...

Community Calendar — September

Community Calendar — September 11, 2026

Community Calendar

Community Calendar – August, 2026

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Arts & Entertainment

Carmelito Vélez’s legacy lives on in Mission District mural  

by Marvin Ramírez A new face has been added to one of San Francisco’s most iconic cultural landmarks, recognizing a life devoted not only to...

More bill relief in 2026: PG&E boosts credits, adds $50 million

The warning that can’t wait

A special day has just passed for a gifted young birthday boy

Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) Enrollment

HEALTH

Health

Studies link regular fish consumption to improved heart and brain health

by the El Reportero staff Regular fish consumption may help protect against heart disease, cognitive decline and several other health conditions, according to nutritional research...

Pomegranates pack nutrition with potential benefits for heart and brain

Beyond the breakfast plate: The surprising array of foods that out-protein the humble egg

Healthiest Fish: Which fish to eat for omega-3s and lower mercury

The whole truth: Why eating an entire avocado daily is key to a healthier diet

SPORTS

Sports

Nestor Bravo questions Isaac Cruz’s welterweight power

by the El Reportero staff Nestor Bravo was stopped by Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz, but left Pechanga Arena unconvinced that Cruz possesses the punching power needed...

Rafael Márquez begins new era as Mexico coach

Mexico wins Concacaf U-20 title and secures 2028 Olympic berth

El Salvador claims bronze with convincing victory over Venezuela

At the Central American and Caribbean Games, powerhouse Mexico builds for the 2028 Olympics

OBITUARIOS

PUBLIC NOTICES/LEGAL NOTICES

Public Notices /Legal Notices

Class Action Settlement Notice

Authorized by the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York — Class Action Settlement Notice — TO: All merchants in the U.S....

CITY OF SAN CARLOS – NOTICE OF GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION AND BALLOT VOTE

City of Redwood – CITY ELECTION NOTICE

Vacancies on boards or committees of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors

NOTICE INVITING BIDS

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Calendar & Tourism

Community Calendar — September 25, 2026

by the El Reportero staff As September gives way to October, the Bay Area calendar continues with music, dance, community gatherings and cultural celebrations. From...

PG&E Corporation Foundation and California Fire Foundation award $1 million in Wildfire Safety Grants

‘Malinche’ musical sparks debate over Mexico’s colonial history

NEWS

News

Mexico joins California in restricting cellphones in schools

by the El Reportero staff Mexico is preparing to restrict cellphone and tablet use in primary and secondary schools nationwide beginning in late October, joining...

Facing Trump cartel pressure, Sheinbaum turns to US drug use

Deadline for Salvadoran TPS passes; no official decision yet on extension

Meta to pay $17 billion  — and limit ‘likes’ for teens — in social media settlement with states

Mexican cattle exports to U.S. resume through Sonora-Arizona border

COLUMN

Column

Trump’s $5,000 promise: Is a campaign promise legally enforceable?

by the El Reportero staff President Donald Trump has put a striking proposition before American voters: If Republicans retain control of both chambers of Congress...
Column

Who will speak for Nigeria’s murdered Christians?

by Marvin Ramírez When Bill Maher, a man who openly says he is not a Christian, uses his national television platform to call attention to...

From cows to data centers: Who really pays for the climate agenda?

A robot must never replace a teacher

Compassion should never become a shortcut to death

Silence, accountability, and the questions that remain

EDITORIAL

Editorial

When surveillance becomes the norm

by Marvin Ramírez Last week, El Reportero warned that the controversy surrounding Flock cameras is about something much larger than catching stolen cars or locating...

September 11: The wound that changed America

San Francisco must confront Flock surveillance

Mexico is eliminating anonymous cellphones. Who will protect citizens from surveillance?

When the unborn child no longer matters

LATIN BRIEF

LOCAL BRIEF

Local briefs

Berkeley begins clearing long-running homeless encampment

by the El Reportero staff Berkeley police and public works crews began clearing a large homeless encampment in West Berkeley this week, following a lengthy...

Write-in candidacy opens for San Mateo County election

San Francisco lowers school speed limits as students return to class

San Francisco lowers school speed limits as students return to class

Lurie strengthens standards around city-funded service sites

ART & ENTERTAINMENT

Arts & Entertainment

‘Malinche’ musical sparks debate over Mexico’s colonial history

by Millie Deere Nacho Cano’s musical Malinche has returned to Mexico City for its second season, attracting large audiences while reigniting controversy over its portrayal...

Miguel Hidalgo’s forbidden books reveal the intellectual roots of Mexican independence

Venezuelan conductor Rafael Payare returns to San Francisco with Montreal Symphony

Dolly Parton remembered for giving voice to forgotten Mexican farmworkers

Arturo Estrada, last of ‘Los Fridos,’ keeps Frida Kahlo’s legacy alive

CALENDAR & TOURISM

Calendar & Tourism

Community Calendar — September 25, 2026

by the El Reportero staff As September gives way to October, the Bay Area calendar continues with music, dance, community gatherings and cultural celebrations. From...

Community Calendar — September

Community Calendar — September 11, 2026

Community Calendar

Community Calendar – August, 2026

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Arts & Entertainment

Carmelito Vélez’s legacy lives on in Mission District mural  

by Marvin Ramírez A new face has been added to one of San Francisco’s most iconic cultural landmarks, recognizing a life devoted not only to...

More bill relief in 2026: PG&E boosts credits, adds $50 million

The warning that can’t wait

A special day has just passed for a gifted young birthday boy

Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) Enrollment

HEALTH

Health

Studies link regular fish consumption to improved heart and brain health

by the El Reportero staff Regular fish consumption may help protect against heart disease, cognitive decline and several other health conditions, according to nutritional research...

Pomegranates pack nutrition with potential benefits for heart and brain

Beyond the breakfast plate: The surprising array of foods that out-protein the humble egg

Healthiest Fish: Which fish to eat for omega-3s and lower mercury

The whole truth: Why eating an entire avocado daily is key to a healthier diet

SPORTS

Sports

Nestor Bravo questions Isaac Cruz’s welterweight power

by the El Reportero staff Nestor Bravo was stopped by Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz, but left Pechanga Arena unconvinced that Cruz possesses the punching power needed...

Rafael Márquez begins new era as Mexico coach

Mexico wins Concacaf U-20 title and secures 2028 Olympic berth

El Salvador claims bronze with convincing victory over Venezuela

At the Central American and Caribbean Games, powerhouse Mexico builds for the 2028 Olympics

OBITUARIOS

PUBLIC NOTICES/LEGAL NOTICES

Public Notices /Legal Notices

Class Action Settlement Notice

Authorized by the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York — Class Action Settlement Notice — TO: All merchants in the U.S....

CITY OF SAN CARLOS – NOTICE OF GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION AND BALLOT VOTE

City of Redwood – CITY ELECTION NOTICE

Vacancies on boards or committees of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors

NOTICE INVITING BIDS

Periódico pdf

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The most outstanding

latest reviews

Calendar & Tourism

Community Calendar — September 25, 2026

by the El Reportero staff As September gives way to October, the Bay Area calendar continues with music, dance, community gatherings and cultural celebrations. From...

PG&E Corporation Foundation and California Fire Foundation award $1 million in Wildfire Safety Grants

‘Malinche’ musical sparks debate over Mexico’s colonial history

NEWS

News

Mexico joins California in restricting cellphones in schools

by the El Reportero staff Mexico is preparing to restrict cellphone and tablet use in primary and secondary schools nationwide beginning in late October, joining...

Facing Trump cartel pressure, Sheinbaum turns to US drug use

Deadline for Salvadoran TPS passes; no official decision yet on extension

Meta to pay $17 billion  — and limit ‘likes’ for teens — in social media settlement with states

Mexican cattle exports to U.S. resume through Sonora-Arizona border

COLUMN

Column

Trump’s $5,000 promise: Is a campaign promise legally enforceable?

by the El Reportero staff President Donald Trump has put a striking proposition before American voters: If Republicans retain control of both chambers of Congress...
Column

Who will speak for Nigeria’s murdered Christians?

by Marvin Ramírez When Bill Maher, a man who openly says he is not a Christian, uses his national television platform to call attention to...

From cows to data centers: Who really pays for the climate agenda?

A robot must never replace a teacher

Compassion should never become a shortcut to death

Silence, accountability, and the questions that remain

EDITORIAL

Editorial

When surveillance becomes the norm

by Marvin Ramírez Last week, El Reportero warned that the controversy surrounding Flock cameras is about something much larger than catching stolen cars or locating...

September 11: The wound that changed America

San Francisco must confront Flock surveillance

Mexico is eliminating anonymous cellphones. Who will protect citizens from surveillance?

When the unborn child no longer matters

LATIN BRIEF

LOCAL BRIEF

Local briefs

Berkeley begins clearing long-running homeless encampment

by the El Reportero staff Berkeley police and public works crews began clearing a large homeless encampment in West Berkeley this week, following a lengthy...

Write-in candidacy opens for San Mateo County election

San Francisco lowers school speed limits as students return to class

San Francisco lowers school speed limits as students return to class

Lurie strengthens standards around city-funded service sites

ART & ENTERTAINMENT

Arts & Entertainment

‘Malinche’ musical sparks debate over Mexico’s colonial history

by Millie Deere Nacho Cano’s musical Malinche has returned to Mexico City for its second season, attracting large audiences while reigniting controversy over its portrayal...

Miguel Hidalgo’s forbidden books reveal the intellectual roots of Mexican independence

Venezuelan conductor Rafael Payare returns to San Francisco with Montreal Symphony

Dolly Parton remembered for giving voice to forgotten Mexican farmworkers

Arturo Estrada, last of ‘Los Fridos,’ keeps Frida Kahlo’s legacy alive

CALENDAR & TOURISM

Calendar & Tourism

Community Calendar — September 25, 2026

by the El Reportero staff As September gives way to October, the Bay Area calendar continues with music, dance, community gatherings and cultural celebrations. From...

Community Calendar — September

Community Calendar — September 11, 2026

Community Calendar

Community Calendar – August, 2026

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Arts & Entertainment

Carmelito Vélez’s legacy lives on in Mission District mural  

by Marvin Ramírez A new face has been added to one of San Francisco’s most iconic cultural landmarks, recognizing a life devoted not only to...

More bill relief in 2026: PG&E boosts credits, adds $50 million

The warning that can’t wait

A special day has just passed for a gifted young birthday boy

Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) Enrollment

HEALTH

Health

Studies link regular fish consumption to improved heart and brain health

by the El Reportero staff Regular fish consumption may help protect against heart disease, cognitive decline and several other health conditions, according to nutritional research...

Pomegranates pack nutrition with potential benefits for heart and brain

Beyond the breakfast plate: The surprising array of foods that out-protein the humble egg

Healthiest Fish: Which fish to eat for omega-3s and lower mercury

The whole truth: Why eating an entire avocado daily is key to a healthier diet

SPORTS

Sports

Nestor Bravo questions Isaac Cruz’s welterweight power

by the El Reportero staff Nestor Bravo was stopped by Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz, but left Pechanga Arena unconvinced that Cruz possesses the punching power needed...

Rafael Márquez begins new era as Mexico coach

Mexico wins Concacaf U-20 title and secures 2028 Olympic berth

El Salvador claims bronze with convincing victory over Venezuela

At the Central American and Caribbean Games, powerhouse Mexico builds for the 2028 Olympics

OBITUARIOS

PUBLIC NOTICES/LEGAL NOTICES

Public Notices /Legal Notices

Class Action Settlement Notice

Authorized by the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York — Class Action Settlement Notice — TO: All merchants in the U.S....

CITY OF SAN CARLOS – NOTICE OF GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION AND BALLOT VOTE

City of Redwood – CITY ELECTION NOTICE

Vacancies on boards or committees of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors

NOTICE INVITING BIDS

Periódico pdf

- Advertisement -spot_img

The most outstanding

latest reviews

Calendar & Tourism

Community Calendar — September 25, 2026

by the El Reportero staff As September gives way to October, the Bay Area calendar continues with music, dance, community gatherings and cultural celebrations. From...

PG&E Corporation Foundation and California Fire Foundation award $1 million in Wildfire Safety Grants

‘Malinche’ musical sparks debate over Mexico’s colonial history

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