The history books didn’t forget us by accident. For decades, Mexican Americans built this country, it’s railroads, its farms, its music, its culture, and somehow ended up as a footnote. Not a chapter. A footnote. […]

The Mendoza brothers, Fernando and Alberto, are changing what it means to lead in college football. Born and raised in Miami with deep Cuban roots, they’re not just talented quarterbacks, they’re the embodiment of family, […]

Yesterday was one for the books. We at NELATV were honored to be invited to the 5th Annual Team Watson Celebrity Charity Softball Game at CSUN in Northridge — and from first pitch to the […]

They’re deporting the ice cream man. Let that melt in your mouth for a second. Francisco Javier Duarte. Seven months in ICE detention. Ankle bracelet like he’s a criminal . His wife  is being deported […]

The suspect in the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk is behind bars today, thanks to his own family doing what many would consider unthinkable—turning in their own. On Friday morning, Utah Governor Spencer Cox […]

How a first-generation Latino quarterback is rewriting the underdog playbook at Tennessee There’s something poetic about Joey Aguilar’s journey to becoming Tennessee’s starting quarterback. In a sport often dominated by five-star recruits from elite prep […]

On September 8, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a decision that should shake every American to their core. By a 6–3 vote, the Court lifted a block on “roving patrols” in Los Angeles, […]

The year 1969 stands as a watershed moment in the narrative of Mexican‑American activism. It was a year characterized by defiance against assimilation, cultural reclamation, and bold political organization. 1. Chicano Youth Rising: Denver Conference […]

In 1965, a wild, rowdy tune called Wooly Bully crashed onto the airwaves, becoming one of the first rock ’n’ roll songs to storm the Billboard charts without ever reaching number one. Behind it was […]