Overall, nearly one-third of all working families are either in poverty or earn no more than twice the poverty rate, which is $40,180 a year for a family of three. But 55 percent of Hispanic ...

More than one-third of U.S. families that work full time year-round do not earn enough to cover a basic family budget, according ... Black and Hispanic families would need about $26,000 more ...

COVID-19's death rate hit Latino seniors hardest, and that's threatening the community's long-heralded family structure. How COVID-19 struck the heart of the Latino family network - Los Angeles Times ...

For Hispanic and Latino families, genealogy research comes with its own set of issues Dr. Ramiro Contreras introduces the basics of researching genealogy using ancestry.com on Tuesday, Dec. 10 ...

Many working families, including many Hispanic working families, qualify for the Child Tax Credit. The CTC is a tax credit for working families with children that’s explicitly linked to work, so ...

In Rhode Island, where 13% of households are Hispanic, 39% of Hispanic households are middle class compared with 56% of white households, a gap that’s about the same as it was in 2012.

WASHINGTON — COVID-19’s relentless death toll is robbing the Latino community of what has long been viewed as a secret weapon behind its impressive growth and rising prosperity: grandparents.

(StatePoint) Advertisement. National Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated from September 15 to October 15, recognizes the contributions Hispanic Americans make to U.S. culture and success ...

To a wide circle of friends and family, Jesse Ruby was the go-to guy.The father who would drop everything and drive across town if his sons needed a ride. The cousin who spent weekends helping ...