In Mexico, residents in the state of Veracruz are fed up with the ongoing violence that disrupts and threatens their daily lives. Feeling as if they can't depend on the authorities to protect them, groups are beginning to take matters into their own hands.

Christmas came early for a Salvadoran immigrant who feels lucky to be alive after receiving a liver transplant. The surgery was the first-ever liver transplant performed at a Long Island hospital. Nayeli Chavez-Geller has the details from New York.

Two recent deaths at a McDonald's restaurant in Peru are raising questions about workplace safety. Maria Luisa Martinez has more on the tragic accident that took the lives of two teen workers and the protests the incident triggered.

A devastating story from California. A groom killed the same day he and his fiancée said, “I do." It all happened as the wedding reception was coming to an end when two wedding crashers showed up. Salvador Duran explains.

A new program is set to make life more difficult for people who've been deported from the United States, and who expected to reap benefits from Social Security and disability programs after spending years paying into the system. Luis Megid has the details.

A 3D printer could change the face of affordable housing. That's the goal of one non-profit in Mexico that hopes that this new technology that can print homes in under 24 hours can provide people in need with a low-cost home.