NYPD celebrates the advancement of Hispanic officers
In 1950, only 100 officers identified as Hispanic. In 2022, over 14,000 are celebrating their heritage.
Hispanic Heritage Month
NYPD celebrates advancement of Hispanic officers
More than 14,000 Hispanic officers are now part of the department, up from just 100 back in 1950. CBS2's Alecia Reid reports.
Hispanic Society honors heritage with multicultural exhibit
The Hispanic Society's latest exhibit highlights the influence of other cultures on Spain, Portugal and Mexico.
Hispanic Society Museum and Library celebrates Latin culture
CBS2's Jessi Mitchell takes us inside an exhibit that paints a portrait of the culture's global influence.
Meet the 1st Latina CEO of a children's entertainment company
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Brooklyn woman becomes first Latina CEO of children's entertainment company
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Superhero La Borinqueña a celebration of women's rights and diversity
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we're introducing you to a superhero that is unlike any other. Years after La Borinqueña was brought to life in a Williamsburg studio, CBS2's Lisa Rozner shows us how she's become a symbol of pride.
Superhero La Borinqueña a celebration of women's rights, diversity
La Borinqueña represents the women who've made a difference in graphic novelist and philanthropist Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez's life.
Superhero La Borinqueña being celebrated on Long Island
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we're introducing you to a superhero that is unlike any other. Years after La Borinqueña was brought to life in a Williamsburg studio, CBS2's Lisa Rozner shows us how she's become a symbol of pride.
Mexican American chefs serve family-inspired dishes at their NYC restaurants
Chefs Roberto Santibáñez and Julian Medina made their mark on New York City's culinary scene and now they're sharing the success with younger generations, CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.
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Lower East Side's Teatro SEA supports bilingual arts education
A Lower East Side theater company leads the nation in productions that support bilingual arts education and Latin American pride. As CBS2's Dave Carlin shows us, their performances build bridges during Hispanic Heritage Month and all year-round.
NYPD-fueled La Jara Band uses music to connect with communities
Capt. Cedillo says having band members with roots in different countries has helped create a unique sound.
NYPD officers use music to elevate platform, connect with community
This Hispanic Heritage Month, we are highlighting a group of New York City police officers who are using music to elevate their platform and connect with those they have pledged to protect and serve. CBS2's Thalia Perez has their story.
Chef Roberto Santibáñez prepares signature guacamole at Fonda
Santibáñez runs three New York City restaurants, aptly named Fonda as a nod to luncheonettes in his native Mexico City.
Chef Julian Medina prepares signature quesadillas at Toloache
Medina's dishes are inspired by his upbringing in Mexico City, CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.
Puerto Rican author honored with "Best of Brooklyn" award
Esmeralda Santiago, who was born in Puerto Rico, is this year's honoree at the 17th annual Brooklyn Book Festival
Puerto Rican author honored with "Best of Brooklyn" award
Esmeralda Santiago, who was born in Puerto Rico, is this year's honoree at the 17th annual Brooklyn Book Festival, CBS2's Hannah Kliger reports.
Chefs Roberto Santibáñez, Julian Medina infuse Mexican family traditions into NYC dishes
These Mexican American chefs made their mark on New York City's culinary scene and now they're sharing the success with younger generations.
Mexican American chefs make their marks on NYC culinary scene
They infused family traditions into their food and showed CBS2's Lisa Rozner how they're sharing the success with younger generations.
Ballet Hispánico to host "a la calle" block party
Founded in 1970, Ballet Hispánico celebrates Hispanic and Latinx culture through dance.
Hispanic Heritage Month takes us to Balvanera restaurant
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Advocates: Latino-owned business is booming in NYC, but more must be done
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LES cooking classes offer a taste of Puerto Rican cuisine
Chef Maria Bido's passion is put on display in monthly hands-on cooking classes.
Lower East Side cooking class offers a taste of Puerto Rican cuisine
As we celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month, CBS2 is taking a look at some of the food that makes up the rich Hispanic culture. Chef Maria Bido, who teaches at the cooking class series called La Cocina de Loisaida on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, offers a taste of Puerto Rican cuisine and explains how you can try your hand at cooking some delicious dishes.
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