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  It’s Emily Post meets Betsy Ross — the dos and don’ts of flag etiquette. With the Fourth of July this Friday, and many of us proudly displaying American flags in front of ou...

One day in 1960, some men from the Mexican government arrived in the isolated village of Suaqui to deliver some terrible news: In just a few years, Suaqui and two neighboring towns would be destroyed....

  Hola MÁS readers! Here's what you can look forward to in this issue: Positively Puerto Rico! Get ready for the Puerto Rican Festival, El Dia De San Juan, this Sunday at Stramler...

  PUERTO RICO — Smooth, clean beaches, historic sites, a wide range of accommodations, fabulous restaurants — and no passport required for U.S. citizens. Travelers are drawn year-r...

Hola MÁS readers! This weekend is all about Dad — and we've got you covered. Between reminiscing about the Chicano Movement at a local WAR concert and finding the perfect gift, you can ...

This is a tale of war and huelga. It centers on a time when most Mexican-Americans proudly called themselves “Chicano,” marched by the thousands for United Farm Workers founder Cesar Ch...

Til death do us part... When it came time to choosing a unique wedding location, this Bakersfield couple looked beyond 'expected' & ended up taking vows at Union Cemetery. Yes, we said 'cemetery....

  Jorge Mujica’s future used to be laid out in black and white. The Cal State Bakersfield political science major had graduated and was headed for a career in law. Then his path changed, ...

It’s a pivotal scene: Evita, standing before her descamisados (shirtless ones), speaking from the balcony of the presidential palace to her adoring supporters. The crowd roars with excitemen...

They may sell slices of heaven in the form of savory sub sandwiches, whimsical-shaped cookies and melt-in-your-mouth cupcakes, but the mother-daughter duo of Maria Gueldner and Sheila Heninger aren&...