Spanish Newspapers in United States
List of Spanish newspapers published in United States. The following Spanish-language newspapers mostly published daily or weekly.
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Spanish-language daily newspapers
La Opinión (Los Angeles, California )
Largest Spanish-language daily newspaper published in the United States. The newspaper was founded in 1926.
Hoy Los Angele
One of the most widely read Spanish-language newspapers published in Los Angeles and Chicago.
El Diario La Prensa (New York)
One of the oldest Spanish-language daily newspapers in the United States. The newspaper owned by impreMedia LLC.
El Nuevo Herald (Miami, Florida)
Las Américas Newspaper
US Hispanic newspaper based in Falls Church, Virginia. The newspaper established in 1999, circulating in VA, MD, and DC metropolitan area.
Spanish-language non-daily newspapers
Arizona
Phoenix La Voz
Arkansas
Springdale La Prensa Libre
Georgia
Atlanta El Nuevo Georgia
Atlanta Mundo Hispanico
California
Alameda Vision Hispana
Connecticut
Hartford Identidad Latina
Stamford El Sol News
Delaware
Bear El Tiempo Hispano
Georgetown HOY en Delaware
Florida
Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel
Miami Diario las Americas
Orlando Orlando Sentinel - Espanol
Tampa La Gaceta
Illinois
Chicago La Raza
Indiana
Goshen El Puente
Kansas
Kansas City Dos Mundos/Two Worlds
Louisiana
New Orleans Jambalaya News
Maryland
Baltimore Latin Opinion
Silver Spring Washington Hispanic
Massachusetts
Boston El Planeta
Mississippi
Ridgeland La Noticia MS
New York
New York La Voz Hispana Newspaper
North Carolina
Que Pasa (Salem, Raleigh, and Charlotte)
Raleigh La Conexion
Oklahoma
Tulsa La Semana
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia AL DÍA News
Texas
Dallas Al Día
El Paso El Diario de El Paso
Houston La Voz de Houston
Washington, D.C.
Spanish-language newspapers in the United States serve the large Spanish-speaking community by providing news and information in Spanish. Key publications like La Opinión, El Nuevo Herald, El Diario NY, Hoy, La Voz de Houston, and Al Día Dallas offer a rich variety of content that includes news, opinion pieces, lifestyle features, and entertainment. These newspapers play an essential role in keeping Spanish-speaking readers informed about current events and cultural developments, addressing topics that resonate with the Hispanic community across the nation.
These newspapers typically target areas with significant Hispanic populations, ensuring they meet the needs of Spanish-speaking residents in major cities and metropolitan areas. By circulating in regions like Los Angeles, Miami, New York, and Dallas, they ensure vital news and information is accessible, fostering a well-informed community that stays connected to cultural roots while navigating life in the U.S.
