El Hispanic News site on brink of foreclosure in Oregon

“Clara Padilla Andrews, publisher of El Hispanic News, is fighting to prevent foreclosure on the building that houses the bilingual newspaper and a Latino health advocacy nonprofit she founded.

Under pressure to come up with $100,000 in back payments, Padilla Andrews, a prominent Latino community leader, met privately with city and county officials — including Mayor Tom Potter — earlier this week to ask for help.”

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