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Forty years after Reagan’s amnesty, it is time for immigration reform

by the El Reportero Editorial Board Forty years have passed since Republican President Ronald Reagan signed the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, which...

Border security must not come at the expense of human dignity

by El Reportero Editorial Board Recent violence and tensions in Europe, particularly France, have intensified fears about immigration. But events abroad should not become an...

EDITORIAL

When housing becomes a billionaire’s investment, working families pay the price

America must confront real estate speculation before ordinary families are priced out of their own communities by Marvin Ramírez A home should be a place to...

LATIN BRIEF

Paraguay banking crisis deepens as millions recover savings and criminal probe expands

New president appoints central bank chief as prosecutors investigate former officials and teachers demand protection for pension funds  by the El Reportero staff ASUNCIÓN, Paraguay —...

LOCAL BRIEF

Federal changes threaten health insurance subsidies for 29,000 Bay Area immigrants

Covered California launches 2027 enrollment campaign at Oakland media event, warning of rising costs and new eligibility restrictions by El Reportero staff OAKLAND, Calif. — Covered...

ART & ENTERTAINMENT

Raul Rekow’s legacy lives on through music and support for musicians

Richard Segovia honored as Bay Area nonprofit supports musicians battling cancer by the El Reportero staff Eleven years after Raul Rekow’s death, the San Francisco percussionist...

CALENDAR & TOURISM

Bay Area welcomes library reopening, circus and creative workshops

by the El Reportero staff From a long-awaited neighborhood library reopening to circus performances and hands-on writing, Bay Area residents have several opportunities to gather,...

COMMUNITY EVENTS

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...

HEALTH

What you eat helps dictate how fast you age

by Willow Tohi What you eat may influence not only your health today but also how quickly your body ages. A systematic review published Nov....

SPORTS

Ryan García-Crawford showdown gains momentum as boxing stars exchange challenges

García’s lightning-fast punches and desire to avenge Canelo’s defeat could set the stage for a major boxing attraction  by the El Reportero staff A possible showdown...

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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....

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Mission Branch Library Reopens in San Francisco | El Reportero TV

San Francisco’s historic Mission Branch Library is reopening November 14, 2026, following more than six years of closure and a $40.7 million renovation. El Reportero...

NEWS

COLUMN

Forty years after Reagan’s amnesty, it is time for immigration reform

by the El Reportero Editorial Board Forty years have passed since Republican President Ronald Reagan signed the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, which...

Border security must not come at the expense of human dignity

by El Reportero Editorial Board Recent violence and tensions in Europe, particularly France, have intensified fears about immigration. But events abroad should not become an...

EDITORIAL

When housing becomes a billionaire’s investment, working families pay the price

America must confront real estate speculation before ordinary families are priced out of their own communities by Marvin Ramírez A home should be a place to...

LATIN BRIEF

Paraguay banking crisis deepens as millions recover savings and criminal probe expands

New president appoints central bank chief as prosecutors investigate former officials and teachers demand protection for pension funds  by the El Reportero staff ASUNCIÓN, Paraguay —...

LOCAL BRIEF

Federal changes threaten health insurance subsidies for 29,000 Bay Area immigrants

Covered California launches 2027 enrollment campaign at Oakland media event, warning of rising costs and new eligibility restrictions by El Reportero staff OAKLAND, Calif. — Covered...

ART & ENTERTAINMENT

Raul Rekow’s legacy lives on through music and support for musicians

Richard Segovia honored as Bay Area nonprofit supports musicians battling cancer by the El Reportero staff Eleven years after Raul Rekow’s death, the San Francisco percussionist...

CALENDAR & TOURISM

Bay Area welcomes library reopening, circus and creative workshops

by the El Reportero staff From a long-awaited neighborhood library reopening to circus performances and hands-on writing, Bay Area residents have several opportunities to gather,...

COMMUNITY EVENTS

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...

HEALTH

What you eat helps dictate how fast you age

by Willow Tohi What you eat may influence not only your health today but also how quickly your body ages. A systematic review published Nov....

SPORTS

Ryan García-Crawford showdown gains momentum as boxing stars exchange challenges

García’s lightning-fast punches and desire to avenge Canelo’s defeat could set the stage for a major boxing attraction  by the El Reportero staff A possible showdown...

OBITUARIOS

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....
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The most outstanding

latest reviews

Mission Branch Library Reopens in San Francisco | El Reportero TV

San Francisco’s historic Mission Branch Library is reopening November 14, 2026, following more than six years of closure and a $40.7 million renovation. El Reportero...

NEWS

COLUMN

Forty years after Reagan’s amnesty, it is time for immigration reform

by the El Reportero Editorial Board Forty years have passed since Republican President Ronald Reagan signed the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, which...

Border security must not come at the expense of human dignity

by El Reportero Editorial Board Recent violence and tensions in Europe, particularly France, have intensified fears about immigration. But events abroad should not become an...

EDITORIAL

When housing becomes a billionaire’s investment, working families pay the price

America must confront real estate speculation before ordinary families are priced out of their own communities by Marvin Ramírez A home should be a place to...

LATIN BRIEF

Paraguay banking crisis deepens as millions recover savings and criminal probe expands

New president appoints central bank chief as prosecutors investigate former officials and teachers demand protection for pension funds  by the El Reportero staff ASUNCIÓN, Paraguay —...

LOCAL BRIEF

Federal changes threaten health insurance subsidies for 29,000 Bay Area immigrants

Covered California launches 2027 enrollment campaign at Oakland media event, warning of rising costs and new eligibility restrictions by El Reportero staff OAKLAND, Calif. — Covered...

ART & ENTERTAINMENT

Raul Rekow’s legacy lives on through music and support for musicians

Richard Segovia honored as Bay Area nonprofit supports musicians battling cancer by the El Reportero staff Eleven years after Raul Rekow’s death, the San Francisco percussionist...

CALENDAR & TOURISM

Bay Area welcomes library reopening, circus and creative workshops

by the El Reportero staff From a long-awaited neighborhood library reopening to circus performances and hands-on writing, Bay Area residents have several opportunities to gather,...

COMMUNITY EVENTS

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...

HEALTH

What you eat helps dictate how fast you age

by Willow Tohi What you eat may influence not only your health today but also how quickly your body ages. A systematic review published Nov....

SPORTS

Ryan García-Crawford showdown gains momentum as boxing stars exchange challenges

García’s lightning-fast punches and desire to avenge Canelo’s defeat could set the stage for a major boxing attraction  by the El Reportero staff A possible showdown...

OBITUARIOS

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....
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The most outstanding

latest reviews

Mission Branch Library Reopens in San Francisco | El Reportero TV

San Francisco’s historic Mission Branch Library is reopening November 14, 2026, following more than six years of closure and a $40.7 million renovation. El Reportero...
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