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Legendary skater Chico Brenes trades 4 wheels for 2 to honor immigrants
NBC Bay Area’s Joe Rosato Jr. has the story of a well-known San Francisco skateboarder and his path to 4-wheel fame.
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Legendary skater Chico Brenes trades 4 wheels for 2 to honor immigrants
NBC Bay Area’s Joe Rosato Jr. has the story of a well-known San Francisco skateboarder and his path to 4-wheel fame.
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Manuela Guillén, the artist behind the Starbucks Latin cups, is dedicated to helping others through art
Guillén pursued her dream of becoming an artist and working with brands that allow her to express herself through her paintings.
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Becky G proudly shows her roots in ‘Esquinas,' inspired by regional Mexican music
Growing up on the border between Mexico and the United States, Becky G spoke English, but sang corridos, boleros and mariachi in Spanish. All her life she dreamed of an album that would honor her family’s roots and delve into those genres that she enjoys so much. On “Esquinas,” that dream has become a reality. The album released Thursday. “A...
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Pilar Niño honored with ‘Dolores Huerta Lifetime Achievement Award'
San Francisco is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and it culminates with the presentation of the prestigious Dolores Huerta Lifetime Achievement Award. This year’s recipient is a familiar face at NBC Bay Area, our colleague, Telemundo 48 reporter Pilar Niño.
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Oakland artist bringing color to art and activism
It seems appropriate that in her colorful native Oakland, where street murals and graffiti are exacted in a rainbow of hues, Favianna Rodriguez’s own West Oakland studio would bathe her in yet even more color.
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Oakland artist bringing color to art and activism
It seems appropriate that in her colorful native Oakland, where street murals and graffiti are exacted in a rainbow of hues, Favianna Rodriguez’s own West Oakland studio would bathe her in yet even more color. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.
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The new Day of the Dead Barbie is now on sale: see what she looks like
This is the fifth year that Mattel has launched special editions of its dolls for Day of the Dead.
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SF Nicaraguan dance group continues long-running traditions
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, one Nicaraguan dance group in San Francisco continues its tradition of performing and raising money for Nicaraguan communities around the world.
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Gavilan College's soccer program is back
Two coaches are reviving the soccer program at Gavilan College in Gilroy. Kris Sanchez reports.
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Archaeologist digs into history and own heritage in San Francisco's Presidio
Meet Edward De Haro, an archaeologist digging into history and his own heritage in San Francisco’s Presidio.
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San Jose festival celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
San Jose continued its celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month with a downtown festival Saturday.
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San Jose festival celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
San Jose continued its celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month with a downtown festival Saturday.
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Hundreds celebrate Mexico's independence in San Jose
Mexico celebrated its independence Friday. San Jose joined in the festivities kicking off National Hispanic Heritage Month. Stephanie Magallon reports.
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San Jose celebrates Mexico's independence Day
Mexico celebrates its independence Friday, and that means much of the Bay Area will join in the festivities kicking off National Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Mexican-American barber finds dream and nightmares in new shop near SF's Union Square
NBC Bay Area is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and in an effort to shine a spotlight on people and places who make the Bay Area such a rich and diverse place to live, Joe Rosato Jr. has the story of a San Francisco man chasing a dream that he’s now fighting to keep.
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Wallethub ranks best cities for Hispanic entrepreneurs
One in four new businesses are Hispanic-owned, according to Wallethub, which released a list of the “best cities for Hispanic entrepreneurs.”
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Celebrations of Mexico's independence across the Bay Area
Mexico celebrates its independence Friday, and that means much of the Bay Area will join in the festivities kicking off National Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Celebrations of Mexico's independence across the Bay Area
Mexico celebrates its independence Friday, and that means much of the Bay Area will join in the festivities kicking off National Hispanic Heritage Month. Kris Sanchez reports.
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From piñata to postage stamp, US celebrates centuries-old Hispanic tradition
The U.S. Postal Service is rolling out its latest special edition postage stamps, paying homage to a Hispanic tradition that has evolved over centuries to become a universal symbol of celebration.