Over the last few months, Chicanonews has gotten a bit stale (i think).  So I’ve decided to mix things up.  I also decided it was time for a change of “style” as well.  I plan to put up less content, but more interesting articles.  If any of you have an opinion, you like, hate, don’t care… leave a comment.  Thanks.

-el jefe

…taco trucks from (white) college kids…don’t want to demean the taco truck, they’re great, but is it really that much of a Chicano marker?

El Paso Times yesterday, Rigoberto Go nzález offered a moving and necessary tribute to poet and Chicano activist, Raúl Salinas (1934-2008…

…the leader of the anti-immigration group the Minutemen Civilian Defense Corps, were pointed at by many Chicano activists as inciting a loud…

…now, let me just say how not only was I struck by how much of a life and artistic influence he was to so many Chicano poets and artists, but I…

Three feature films from local Hispanic filmmakers highlight the Cine Chicano Film Festival, which started Wednesday and continues through Sunday in Tucson, Arizona.

Elizabeth Martínez]] - is the author of 500 Years of Chicano History and De Colores Means All of Us: Latina Views for a Multi-Colored Century.

Gilbert “Chicano” Guevara has waited nine months to fight Gilbert “Boogie” Vera of Austin again. The Brownsville welterweight reached a disappointing point of his pro boxing career last June 16 in Austin when he suffered a second-round loss to Vera on a technical knockout at the Erwin Center.

The father of Chicano theater first found his voice as a playwright at San Jose State, before going on to find his fortune in Hollywood (”La…

Luis Valdez is returning to his roots on stage. The father of Chicano theater first found his voice as a playwright at San Jose State, before going on to find his fortune in Hollywood (”La Bamba”) and on Broadway (”Zoot Suit”).