Hispanic Heritage Month
How this Cuban American student is using the harp to explore Latin American roots
CBS News Philadelphia reporter Madeleine Wright takes us inside Isabel Cardenes's musical journey.
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CBS News Philadelphia reporter Madeleine Wright takes us inside Isabel Cardenes's musical journey.
Ciddianys Rodriguez opened a bakery from her apartment in 2016. Today, her business, Ciddianys Bakery & Bistro, has three locations across Philadelphia and employs 28 people.
Students at Coatesville Area Intermediate High School in Chester County, Pennsylvania, organized a lively presentation and celebration for Hispanic Heritage Month.
Jennifer Rodriguez, president and CEO of the Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Anselmo Torres from Boca Del Mar and Joyce Giraldo from El Bochinche Restaurant joined CBS News Philadelphia on Tuesday morning to preview what to expect.
CBS News Philadelphia visited two restaurants in Montgomery County where food has a special meaning for the culture it represents.
At Café Tinto in North Philadelphia, customers are treated to Colombian coffee, baked goods and music in a vibrant, colorful atmosphere.
La Michoacana, an ice cream shop on State Street in Kennett Square, brings a sweet taste of Mexico to southern Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Mixto Restaurante, located in Center City, Philadelphia's Washington Square West neighborhood, joined CBS News Philadelphia to talk about the significance of Hispanic Heritage Month and share some of their favorite menu items.
We’re highlighting diverse voices during Hispanic Heritage Month. Marcella Baietto shares the story of a Philly-based comedian who's a permanent resident after growing up undocumented. He's now using humor to break barriers and teach others about the ongoing uncertainty surrounding his immigration status.
At Café Tinto, customers are treated to authentic Colombian coffee, baked goods and music.
Noelia Scharon rediscovered tropical flavors on a trip to Mexico for ice cream shop La Michoacana in Kennett Square.
Comedian Che Guerrero is using laughter to educate audiences on the realities of growing up undocumented.
The South Jersey photographer's story began seven years ago when she went to a department store to have photos taken of her newborn daughter, Rose.