Author Archives: By Alejandro JSM Chavez , Sun Contributing Writer

While cities across the country begin to open up, the numbers of COVID-19 cases and statistics is staggering and difficult to truly fathom.  It’s also staggering to note that industries […]

Ricardo Lara is in charge of the nation’s largest state consumer protection agency. He is California’s eighth Insurance Commissioner since voters created the elected position in 1988. Born and raised […]

As America now leads in cases of COVID-19, the most vulnerable communities of the United states continue to face its threat due to the lack of support, a history of […]

The first day of April marked Census Day, when the government began to tally the 2020 population, and it’s time once again for Californians to step forth and be counted, […]

Much is still unknown about the coronavirus pandemic that has caused a world wide emergency. With “stay-at-home” orders, we watch the briefings from our living rooms that grimly report the […]

Thousands of immigrants with DACA permits — Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, often referred to as “Dreamers” — find themselves starting 2020 still in a state of limbo as […]

It was a very positive and eye-opening day on the school yard at Harding Elementary in Sylmar. Hundreds of students with their teachers, school staff and parents led by a […]

Having an efficient fire department is something we’ve all taken for granted. However, during a series of press events, members of the LA County Fire Department (LACoFD) have shared their […]

Richard Aspen Pittman, a prominent inventor, designer and music industry innovator died in a fatal car crash on Bouquet Canyon Road in Saugus on Friday, Aug. 9. Pittman, described as […]

Young volunteers with the “Wise Up!” Summer Internship Program for the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA) organization are outreaching in various areas of Los Angeles to encourage participation in […]