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1 week ago | 
thecorsaironline.com | Jordi Garcia |Marvin Ramirez |Marvin Ramírez
The Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach roared to life for the 50th time on April 11—13. According to the Grand Prix Association of Long Beach, more than 200,000 fans attended the three-day event. The Grand Prix gave fans an opportunity to spectate diverse styles of motorsports on one track, from standard GT3 racing to sideways drifting with Formula DRIFT.
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1 week ago | 
elreporterosf.com | Marvin Ramirez |Marvin Ramírez
by Marvin Ramírez and the El Reportero staffMany people start their day with a cigarette and a cup of coffee, a routine that feels comforting and familiar. However, research shows this habit may be quietly damaging the heart and blood vessels, especially when both substances are used together. A study led by Dr. Charalambos Vlachopoulos of the Cardiology Department at Athens Medical School found that caffeine and nicotine, when combined, interact in ways that can harm the cardiovascular system.
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1 week ago | 
elreporterosf.com | Marvin Ramirez |Marvin Ramírez
by Marvin RamírezWhen Christina Corpus, whose mother is from Nicaragua, was elected San Mateo County Sheriff in 2022 with 57 percent of the vote, it was a historic win on a platform of reform, transparency, and ending cronyism within a department long mired in scandal. But just over two years later, Corpus stands on the edge of removal—not for proven crimes, corruption, or abuse of power, but for a swirl of allegations that, on close inspection, are more petty than damning.
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3 weeks ago | 
elreporterosf.com | Marvin Ramirez |Marvin Ramírez
by Marvin Ramírez and wire servicesWhen did the United States start flooding its food with synthetic additives and petroleum-based dyes? The precise moment is hard to pin down, but the trend surged during the mid-20th century when processed foods took over grocery shelves. Bright colors became marketing gold, masking the growing presence of low-quality ingredients in candies, cereals, sodas, and snacks.
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3 weeks ago | 
elreporterosf.com | Marvin Ramirez |Marvin Ramírez
by Marvin RamírezWith the death of Pope Francis, the world bids farewell not only to a religious leader, but to a profoundly human figure, whose words and actions resonated beyond the confines of the Vatican, even beyond the walls of the Catholic Church.
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3 weeks ago | 
elreporterosf.com | Marvin Ramirez |Marvin Ramírez
by Marvin RamírezCon la muerte del Papa Francisco, el mundo despide no solo a un líder religioso, sino a una figura profundamente humana, cuyas palabras y gestos resonaron más allá de los confines del Vaticano, más allá incluso de los muros de la Iglesia Católica.
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3 weeks ago | 
elreporterosf.com | Marvin Ramirez |Marvin Ramírez
by Marvin RamírezSeventy-two years ago, on this day, one of the most beloved and transcendental figures in Nicaraguan sports was born in Managua: Alexis Argüello, three-time world boxing champion, a source of national pride, and a symbol of greatness both inside and outside the ring. His story is not only that of an exceptional athlete, but also that of a man who won the hearts of his country for his humility, charisma, and commitment to the underprivileged.
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4 weeks ago | 
elreporterosf.com | Marvin Ramirez |Marvin Ramírez
by Marvin Ramírez and El Reportero staffIn an unprecedented move that has sparked outrage among legal scholars and civil rights advocates, the Trump administration has openly refused to comply with a U.S. Supreme Court order to facilitate the return of Kilmar Armando Abrego García, a Salvadoran man wrongfully deported from Maryland to El Salvador. At first glance, this might appear to be a textbook case of contempt of court.
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4 weeks ago | 
elreporterosf.com | Marvin Ramirez |Marvin Ramírez
by Marvin Ramirez and news servicesDiabetes is a serious and growing epidemic affecting millions of people, especially in Latino and Black communities across the United States. It is commonly believed that once diagnosed, diabetes—particularly type 2—is a lifelong condition requiring insulin injections and expensive medications for life. But what many don’t know is that type 2 diabetes can often be reversed through natural, safe, and affordable lifestyle changes—especially diet.
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4 weeks ago | 
elreporterosf.com | Marvin Ramirez |Marvin Ramírez
by Marvin RamírezMuch has been said about mass deportations under the Trump administration, and the fear they generate continues to ripple through immigrant communities like mine in San Francisco’s Mission District. Streets once bustling with workers and shoppers now carry an edge of anxiety. Many of the small and mid-sized businesses that anchor this neighborhood rely on undocumented labor. It’s no secret.
