In a Jan. 3 guest commentary ("Pew research on Hispanic leaders is wrongheaded"), José de la Isla criticized a recent report about national Latino leaders from the Pew Hispanic Center, a project of the Pew Research Center. While we welcome a robust discussion of our findings, we would like to correct errors of fact and omission in the commentary.

Arizona Hispanics need to concentrate more on registering citizens to vote rather than organizing economic boycotts, Gov. Janet Napolitano said Wednesday.

Jose de la Isla

Star Parker, guest commentary

 WASHINGTON - Roughly one-fourth of the nation's kindergartners are Hispanic, evidence of an accelerating trend that now will see minority children become the majority by 2023.

Non-Hispanic whites will make up less than half the national population by 2050, according to a new study. And Arizona could reach that rate even sooner.

More than 100,000 people swelled the streets of downtown Phoenix on the morning of April 10 to demonstrate for fair immigration reform.

OAKLAND, Calif. — Perched at the edge of an exam table, Delmira Maravilla is anxious for a check-up - and for a timeline on the president's promise of health care for all Americans.

Easter Sunday is sure to pack the pews at Catholic churches across the East Valley today — especially where Masses are bilingual or conducted in Spanish.

Jose de la Isla, guest commentary

Three years ago, in the wake of a new Arizona law aimed at those in the country illegally, tens of thousands converged on the Capitol with a message: Today we march, tomorrow we vote.

Day One of Series

In a 2010 election in which Republicans made gains at every level of government, the hostility the party received from Latinos, the country's biggest and fastest-growing minority group, was palpable.

The high birth rate of Hispanics could turn Arizona politics on its head in less than two decades, a new study is predicting.

The high birth rate of Hispanics could turn Arizona politics on its head in less than two decades, a new study is predicting.

On Sunday at the Mormon stake near Alma School Road and University Drive in Mesa, five Hispanic boys dressed like missionaries in white shirts and ties fan out through the pews, bearing silver trays of bread chunks and water cups.

Up to 10.5 percent of the state work force in 2006 — more than 300,000 people — came here illegally, double the national average, according to a new study.

A new report Thursday says the United States is no longer the beacon for illegal immigration that it was when the economy here was expanding rapidly.

A new survey suggests that if you think you know something about the language skills of the Hispanic community, there’s a good chance you’re wrong.

A new survey suggests that if you think you know something about the language skills of the Hispanic community, there’s a good chance you’re wrong.

Democrats could get a crucial leg-up from Latinos - if they can motivate them to vote.

The nation’s construction industry is becoming increasingly staffed by Hispanics, with the biggest growth among workers who are undocumented, according to a new report.

By a fairly wide margin, most Americans support the key provisions of Arizona’s new law which targets illegal immigrants.

WASHINGTON — What boycott? Close to 9 in 10 Hispanics say they intend to participate in the 2010 census, with immigrants more likely to say the government count is good for their community and that personal information will be kept confidential, according to a new poll.