El Reportero

Since 1991, the bilingual newspaper in San Francisco has been delivering news in both English and Spanish on a weekly basis. This publication, known as El periódico bilingüe de San Francisco, serves the diverse community by providing important information in two languages.

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Pacquiao hará una pausa en su preparación para asistir a su exaltación al Salón de la Fama

1 day ago | elreporterosf.com | James Slater

by the El Reportero staffEl legendario fin de semana del Salón de la Fama del Boxeo en Canastota siempre está cargado de emoción, pero este año tendrá un matiz especial. Uno de los homenajeados de 2025 no solo está vivo y activo en el recuerdo de los fanáticos: sigue siendo boxeador en activo. Se trata del ícono filipino Manny Pacquiao, quien detendrá temporalmente su campo de entrenamiento para ser reconocido entre las leyendas del pugilismo.
De La Hoya questions Eddy Reynoso’s camp after Munguia’s positive ped test

6 days ago | elreporterosf.com | Jeepers Isaac

by Jeepers Isaac – Promoter Oscar De La Hoya appeared amused, talking about Jaime Munguia being the sixth fighter out of trainer Eddy Reynoso’s camp to test positive for performance-enhancing drugs. Super middleweight contender Munguia, who trains alongside Canelo Alvarez out of Reynoso’s gym, came up positive for testosterone metabolites on May 4th after his win over Bruno Surace in their rematch on May 3rd in Riyadh.
Bananas: A versatile superfood with global appeal

1 week ago | elreporterosf.com | Laura Harris

by Laura HarrisBananas originated in Southeast Asia and were domesticated over 7,000 years ago. They spread to Africa and the Americas and eventually became a global commodity, with the Cavendish variety being the most common today. Rich in potassium, vitamins (B6, C), fiber and antioxidants, bananas support heart health, digestion, immunity and healthy energy levels while aiding blood sugar regulation. Though high in natural sugars, the fiber in bananas helps slow absorption.
“It’s not my fault”: Oakland Chinatown businesses fight city fines for repeated graffiti vandalism

2 weeks ago | elreporterosf.com | Danielle Antosz

by Danielle AntoszShop owners in Oakland’s Chinatown are fed up with vandals who repeatedly graffiti their stores and with city officials who keep fining them for it. It’s a never-ending cycle: the walls are spray-painted and employees paint over it, only for the tags to reappear. But the city doesn’t seem to be going after the taggers. Instead, it’s penalizing the victims of the crime — the businesses themselves. “We cannot control [it]. We clean up and they come again.
Newsom Proposes Freezing Medi-Cal Enrollment for Undocumented Immigrants

2 weeks ago | elreporterosf.com | Kristen Hwang |Ana B. Ibarra

by Kristen Hwang and Ana B. IbarraA year after expanding Medi-Cal to all low-income immigrants without legal status, Governor Gavin Newsom proposed freezing new enrollments and charging monthly premiums, a measure that seeks to save the state more than $5 billion. Newsom’s budget plan establishes that, starting in 2026, Medi-Cal—the public insurance for low-income and disabled people—will no longer accept new undocumented adults age 19 and older.
Berlanga Accuses Sheeraz of Avoiding Fight: “We Had to Pressure Him”

3 weeks ago | elreporterosf.com | Tim Compton

by Tim Compton | May 16, 2025 – Edgar Berlanga (23-1, 18 KOs) claims Hamzah Sheeraz (21-0-1, 18 KOs) was reluctant to accept their July 12th bout at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens. Berlanga told reporters, “I heard he was backing out… We had to pressure him to take the fight.”The New York native is aiming for a first-round knockout and sees this fight as a step toward bigger names like Jaime Munguia and a Canelo Álvarez rematch.
San Francisco Carnival 2025: 47 years of culture, tourism, and local vitality

3 weeks ago | elreporterosf.com | Marvin Ramirez |Marvin Ramírez

by Marvin RamírezSan Francisco Carnival celebrates its 47th edition this year on May 24 and 25, establishing itself as the largest and longest-running multicultural celebration in California. With an annual attendance exceeding 400,000, the event transforms the Mission District into an epicenter of music, dance, and art.
Pope Leo XIV: Catholics need to rediscover ‘sense of mystery’ in the liturgy

3 weeks ago | elreporterosf.com | Michael Haynes

by Michael Haynes,Snr. Vatican CorrespondentVATICAN CITY (LifeSiteNews) — Praise from the pope for the beauty and “mystery” of the Eastern liturgy has given hope to Catholics that Leo XIV might be more favorable to the traditional Mass than his predecessor. In recent years, the long-standing so-called “liturgy wars” have become even more painful due to the sweeping and punitive restrictions placed on the traditional Mass by Pope Francis in July 2021.
Judge restricts Border Patrol in California: ‘You just can’t walk up to people with brown skin’

3 weeks ago | elreporterosf.com | Sergio Olmos |Wendy Fry

by Sergio Olmos and Wendy Fry‘You just can’t walk up to people with brown skin and say give me your papers,’ a federal judge told Border Patrol attorneys at a hearing challenging recent immigration sweepsA federal court on Tuesday issued a preliminary injunction forbidding the Border Patrol from conducting warrantless immigration stops throughout a wide swath of California.
Deadly duo: How smoking and coffee harm your heart

1 month 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.