WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Republicans put Democrats on record for a second time Wednesday against legislation combining Homeland Security funding with rollbacks of President Barack Obama’s immigration policies. But there […]
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Valley Focus PhotoGram for the Week of February 2, 2015
Every week we feature photos from the local community. Want to give a thumbs up to someone or just let us know what your doing. How about a special Valentine […]
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Transgender Van Nuys Woman Killed – Members of the LGBTQ Community Rally
San Fernando City Councilmember Joel Fajardo ended the council meeting on Monday, Feb. 2, in memory of Michelle “Yazmin” Vash Payne, 33, a transgender woman who was killed in a Van […]
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Sylmar Resident Who Alleged Being Kidnapped and Assaulted by School Police Officer, Accuses Same Officer of Continued Harassment
John Flores IV says he’s scared. And what scares him is his alleged recent encounter with a Los Angeles School Police (LASPD) officer he claims has harassed him ever since […]
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Residents Across the Valley Begin Process to Unify Efforts to Object to High-Speed Rail Through Their Communities
The High Speed Rail was at the center of discussion a separate community meetings on Saturday, Jan.31 — one a Town Hall meeting at the Sunland-Tujunga North Valley City Hall, […]
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Parents Urged to Vaccinate after Measles Outbreak
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Los Angeles County’s interim health officer urged residents to ensure they are vaccinated for measles, and assured parents that vaccinating their children is safe. “Unfortunately the […]
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Brawl at Party Results in Multiple Stabbings
At least four people were stabbed when a fight broke out at a party in a San Fernando neighborhood on Saturday, Jan. 31. A San Fernando Police Department (SFPD) spokesman […]
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No Fast or Slow Lanes for Internet? New Rules Proposed
WASHINGTON (AP) — Declaring the Internet critical for the nation, a top U.S. regulator on Wednesday proposed an unprecedented expansion of federal power to ensure providers don’t block or slow […]
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Burbank Hit and Run
BURBANK (CNS) – A suspected DUI driver was in custody Feb. 5, after colliding with a vehicle at a Burbank intersection, then slamming into the wall of a residence, authorities […]
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Make a Connection for Valentine’s Day with Speed Dating on the Red Line Friday, Feb. 13
Finding Valentine’s Day love can be tough when you’re always on the go. But this year – for the second time – Metro will make it easier with lunch-time Speed […]