Across the country, the month of November is proclaimed Indigenous People’s Heritage Month. On the campus of California State University, Northridge, however, there is a notable distinction – November is […]
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El Campamento LAFD les dio a las Niñas una Visión Diferente: una Vida como Bombera
Después de una pausa de dos años y medio, el Campamento de Niñas del Departamento de Bomberos de Los Ángeles regresó. “Todos estábamos listos para irnos”, dijo Kristine Larson, Jefa […]
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LAFD Camp Gives Girls a Different View – into Life as a Firefighter
After a two-and-a-half-year hiatus, the Los Angeles Fire Department’s Girl’s Camp returned. “We were all ready to go,” said Kristine Larson, battalion chief and president of Los Angeles Women in […]
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Las Vacunas para Bebés y Niños Pequeños Comienzan esta Semana, pero una Madre de Sylmar, como Muchas Otras, no está Lista para Confiar en Ella
Este artículo es la continuación de una serie de historias sobre el COVID-19, las vacunas y su impacto. El San Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol continuará esta serie y hablará con […]
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Infant and Toddler Vaccinations Begin This Week – But Sylmar Mom, Like Many Others, Isn’t Ready to Trust It
This article is a continuation of a series of stories on COVID-19, vaccinations, and their impact. The San Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol will continue this series and talk to additional […]
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“We Are America” — Los Estudiantes de San Fernando son las Voces del Futuro de la Nación
Los estudiantes de la clase de Estudios Étnicos de la escuela preparatoria de Fernando López ahora son autores publicados. Uniéndose a escuelas seleccionadas en todo el país, los estudiantes de […]
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“We Are America” — San Fernando Students Are Voices of the Nation’s Future
Students in Fernando Lopez’ Ethnic Studies high school class are now published authors. Joining selected schools across the country, students from San Fernando High School and, most recently at the […]
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Raising Awareness —Art Created for Healthcare Workers Lost On the Frontlines
Part Two of a two-part series Concerned with the deaths and growing risk on healthcare workers during this pandemic, Woodland Hills artist, veteran, and CSULA nursing professor Ali Tayyeb is […]
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Through Art Nursing Professor Expresses Urgency To Protect Health Care Workers
Part One of a Two-Part Story Nursing Professor Ali Tayyeb plans on completing as many as ten art installations that accurately convey today’s very serious plight of nurses and health […]