Esmy Jimenez

Fuimos el segundo mayor bloque de votantes en las últimas elecciones presidenciales y crecemos rápidamente; sin embargo, siguen existiendo mitos sobre los votantes latinos.

North toward hope A series exploring how new migrants are reshaping Massachusetts' political, social, and economic landscape.

Imagine a public housing complex that targets households of all incomes. A city could own equity in the mixed-income housing, developers would build

Salem is the latest Massachusetts city — joining the likes of Cambridge, Somerville, and Chelsea — to launch a guaranteed basic income program in an effort to help residents teetering on the edge of poverty.

Leaders like US Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Ed Markey, and experts from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston talked about the need for business owners to get support at the state and local level.

Latino voters in Massachusetts and across the country turned further right, according to recent election data. Here's what may be fueling that change.

While many measures indicate the country has bounced back from pandemic-induced financial strains, a Globe analysis found that President-elect Donald

Boston, MA 11/18/24 The group starts singing with musical introductions of their names.

Latino residents have an increasing presence in smaller communities across Massachusetts, such as Nantucket and Winthrop, according to new survey data released by the US Census Bureau Thursday.

Among the key issues cited: access to capital and operational challenges.