In this week's edition of "Latino's In The U.S." we take a look at a young successful web designer for local businesses and street fashion blogger.

For our exclusive Thursday interviews, we sat down this time with Griselda García Castillo, the owner of a bodega-like store that only sells authentic Mexican products. "El Tepeyac" is Harlem's sensation, and here you'll find out why!

Chivas USA soccer club is facing more discrimination allegations.

Latinos don't get roles with star power, Rita Moreno says in panel discussion.

Fany Gerson of La Newyorkina spent some time with Latin Times discussing her growing business where she creates some of the tastiest Mexican-style treats around while the business also continues to recover from Hurricane Sandy.

New study finds changes in Latino community affecting its choices in news consumption.

"I feel proud of being a Latino and to live in the U.S."

A protest held at Mariachi Plaza in the heavily Latino neighborhood of East Los Angeles saw members of several Latino groups standing “in solidarity” with the family of Trayvon Martin. Most Latino groups have either kept quiet or offered measured consolation.

"They don’t understand [the Bill of Rights] at all," the conservative commentator and founder of Eagle Forum remarked. “You can’t even talk to them about what the Republican principle is.”

Journalist Franklin Leal claims he was discriminated for being Latino in a Gold's Gym location in Austin, Texas. Find out what happened, here!

Each year Latinos are being acknowledged their contributions to many fields in the US. This time, The Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Science is inviting several Latinos to become members. Find out who made the list, here!

Actores Latinos han sido invitados a ser parte de La Academia de cine más prestigiosa.

Salma Hayed politely declined an offer to participate in the MTV Movie Awards because she thought the producers didn't respect Latinos enough. Find out why, here!

"Creo que los hispanos nos merecemos algo mejor y ser tratados de otra forma, y por eso no participé en los premios".

A new CNN/ORC International poll showed that most American voters thought border security should be the "main focus" of immigration policy, but another poll released last week which asked a similar question appeared to indicate that Latino voters felt differently.

Jennifer Lopez says Latinos in the United States are starting to understand the power they have in politics and media.

After the horrifying news of the hate crime against Eva Longoria's transgender employee, Latin Times went on a quest to find out some statistics about how transgender Latinos live in America. Here are the shocking results.

Skin cancer rates rising among Hispanics are rising while survival rates are dropping.

The Maricopa County, Arizona office of sheriff Joe Arpaio was found by a federal judge to have made use of racial profiling and illegal detention in his immigration patrols. His attorney says an appeal will be made within 30 days.

A Harvard University study found that election officials were less likely to respond or give sufficient information to those with Latino-sounding names.

A recent national poll indicated that nearly half of Latinos have a favorable view of Obamacare, the highest rate of favorability among any ethnic or racial group. The finding comes as the GOP looks to expand outreach among Hispanic voters.

Representative Don Young, R-Alaska, made headlines when he used a racial slur to describe Latino migrant workers.

An immigration reform poll shows that a majority of Latinos are willing to vote Republican if their views on the crucial issue line up.

President Obama is resettling in his role as president and while many issues are expected to be addressed, the president is also expected to tackle immigration reform before the start of the next campaign season.

71 percent of Latinos voted for Obama and 27 percent voted for Romney.

President Obama won reelection by what most considered a "large margin," but what exactly pushed Obama to a decisive victory.

With Election Day just four days away and Latinos expected to play an integral role, a new poll by Latino Decisions shows that nearly 51 percent of likely Latino voters in Florida support President Obama while 44 percent support GOP nominee Mitt Romney.

New research found that Latinos are "somewhat less certain" than non-Hispanics that they will vote in the Nov. 6 elections.

With about three weeks left until a record number of Latinos are expected to go to the polls, a new poll has revealed that President Obama's hold on the Latino community is slipping.

Latinos will play a decisive role in the presidential elections - The National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials projected more than 12.2 million Latino voters are expected to cast ballots on Election Day, an increase of 26 percent from 2008. That number is about half of the 23.7 million Latinos are eligible to vote in the 2012 presidential election, according to an analysis of Census Bureau data by the Pew Hispanic Center, a project of the Pew Research Center.