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In-depth reporting and long-form stories on the issues that matter most to Metro Detroit's Hispanic community, from El Central Hispanic News.

Entrepreneurs

Where Mexico Meets Japan: W. Vernor Hwy Welcomes Sushi Los Toritos

by Juanita Zuniga

April 30, 2026

Mexican sushi Detroit meets bold flavor at Sushi Los Toritos, where Jalisco roots and giant rolls are winning Southwest Detroit

Community

Detroit Food Entrepreneurs Trade ‘Thorns’ for ‘Roses’ at La Terraza

by Amber Ogden

April 30, 2026

Detroit food entrepreneurs share wins, burnout, and growth strategies as TechTown helps local businesses thrive

Español

After Self-Deporting, What’s Next?

by Erick Díaz Veliz

April 24, 2026

Immigrant self-deportation impact reveals harsh choices families face and life after return. Explore challenges, identity shifts, and what comes next

Community

Mayor Encourages Youth in City to Look at Skilled Trades

by Eric Guzman

April 23, 2026

Detroit skilled trades students gain hands-on experience in construction as demand rises. See how this program opens career paths

Education

U of M and VOCES Collaborate on Oral History Project

by Ozzie Rivera

April 23, 2026

Southwest Detroit Latino history comes alive through oral history workshops preserving 100+ years of culture, stories, and identity

Education

Free College Fair Aims to Expand Access for Detroit Students and Families

by EL CENTRAL

April 16, 2026

Detroit college fair connects Latino students and families with schools, financial aid help, and STEAM opportunities. Discover how to attend...

Events

Mexican Patriotic Committee of Metro Detroit Announces Plans for the 2026 Annual Cinco de Mayo Parade and Fiesta

by EL CENTRAL

April 16, 2026

Detroit Cinco de Mayo Parade returns with music, culture, and community pride. Discover parade details, events, and how to join...

Community

Is your air safe?

by EL CENTRAL

April 16, 2026

Southwest Detroit pollution exposes how dozens of sources impact health and daily life. Learn what new laws could change and...

Community

Spruce up in Southwest Detroit

by EL CENTRAL

April 9, 2026

Southwest Detroit infrastructure drives small business growth through green projects, safer streets, and long-term investment—see how it’s transforming the barrio.

Featured

The Best Opening Day Ever?

by Mike Alberts

April 9, 2026

Detroit Tigers Opening Day brings crowds, chaos, and pure tradition to downtown Detroit—see why fans show up no matter what....

Community

Five Takeaways from Mayor Sheffield’s First State of the City Address

by EL CENTRAL

April 9, 2026

Detroit State of the City highlights new housing incentives, free student rides, and livable wages shaping Detroit’s future. See what’s...

Protester holds a sign stating “We need a kinder world” at No Kings Demonstrations

Español

Third “No Kings” Demonstrations Gathered Thousands Across Michigan

by Erick Díaz Veliz

April 2, 2026

No Kings protests Michigan draw thousands to Detroit streets demanding immigration reform, peace, and accountability, see what sparked the movement....