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Hialeah, one of the most dynamic and fastest-growing cities in South Florida, continues to renew its urban landscape without losing its cultural and historical roots. A tangible example of this transformation can be found on East 26th Street, near Hialeah Hospital, where a modern, multi-story building stands out […]
On Tuesday morning, the city of Hialeah formally named sections of East 4th Avenue "Lincoln Díaz-Balart" in honor of the former Cuban-American congressman renowned for his dedication to defending human rights in Latin America, particularly in Cuba. The honoree's brother, Mario Díaz-Balart, also a Cuban-American congressman from […]
On Saturday, the Hialeah Public Libraries held a contest for the "Poetry in Time: A Tribute to Hialeah's Centennial," an event honoring the essence, customs, and principles that have characterized this South Florida community since its founding in 1925. To celebrate the centennial of the "city that […]
Nubia Fagot, a 62-year-old Hialeah resident, won a staggering $5 million after purchasing a $20 lottery ticket. Neighbors reported she moved from her previous community after acquiring a vehicle, a house, and approximately three pickup trucks. Neighbors reported she moved from […]
On Tuesday, during the Hialeah City Council meeting, it was decided that food truck operators must comply with updated regulations in order to continue their business in the city. At the meeting, several regulations were put to a vote that will define the future of street vendors. While these vendors are still in the process of being allowed to operate in the city, they are still […]
Hialeah is preparing to celebrate its centennial with an extensive list of activities, such as community events, concerts and exhibitions allegorical to the history and future of the city, Telemundo51 reported. Located in Miami-Dade County, Hialeah, with a 94% Hispanic population, is currently the most representative city of the Cuban exile in […]
Local authorities reported that a 52-year-old individual was involved in a series of robberies that affected at least three businesses and one residence in Hialeah. Security footage recorded the incidents and revealed the suspect’s tactics and whereabouts in various parts of the city. A major robbery occurred in Hialeah, […]
In a recent fraud case, Miami police have arrested three people linked to a physical therapy and rehabilitation clinic in Hialeah. The owner of the clinic, along with two of her employees, a receptionist and a therapist, face multiple serious charges, including racketeering, after being accused of participating in […]
As every year, Cubans have begun to arrive at Rincón de San Lázaro in Hialeah to celebrate the eve of the miraculous saint’s day and it is expected that on December 17th the influx will be even greater. The Rincón de San Lázaro church in Hialeah has several events scheduled starting last year […]
On Tuesday, the Miami-Dade commission decided to honor President-elect Donald J. Trump by renaming a major street in Hialeah. In November 2023, commissioners in Hialeah, known for its Republican influence and predominantly Hispanic population, approved an initiative to rename historic Palm Avenue to honor President-elect Donald J. Trump.
