Rep. Tony Cárdenas (D-San Fernando Valley) slammed President Donald Trump’s decision to reinstate a global gag rule that prohibits US-funded groups around the world from discussing abortion. The rule, which […]
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Local Officials React Angrily to Trump’s latest Move to Build a Wall Along Mexico’s Border
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Southland and California elected officials and activists wasted no time Wednesday, Jan. 25, lashing out at President Donald Trump’s executive actions calling for construction of a […]
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Actor Commits Suicide after Sexual Assault Arrest
NORTH HOLLYWOOD (CNS) — An aspiring 33-year-old actor from Texas killed himself in North Hollywood earlier this week while broadcasting on Facebook’s livestream, and authorities said the suicide occurred days […]
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L.A. Rent Among Highest In the Nation
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Apartment rents in Los Angeles are the fifth-highest in the nation, according to a recently released study. Adobo.com, a website that helps tenants find apartments, found […]
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Governor Issues Emergency Declaration
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Gov. Jerry Brown has declared a state of emergency for Los Angeles and Orange counties for the powerful winter storms that have caused tens of millions […]
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Police Investigating Stabbing of Hairdresser
WOODLAND HILLS (CNS) — Police are continuing to investigate the stabbing death of a hairdresser in his home in Woodland Hills and the disappearance of his 2008 black Porsche 911 […]
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San Fernando Man Charged With Murder of Wife
Friends and relatives are mourning the loss of 33-year old Deseret Favila, stabbed to death in her home on the 1000 Block of Griswold Avenue in the city of San Fernando. […]
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Soulja Boy Facing Felony Weapons Charges
VAN NUYS (CNS) — Rapper Soulja Boy — who was arrested last month on suspicion of violating his probation after officers allegedly found a firearm at his Hollywood Hills home […]
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“Hearts Open, Fists Up” – LA Women’s March Surpasses All Expectations
While many from Los Angeles traveled to Washington D.C., to attend the official Women’s March on Washington in our nation’s capitol, those who opted to participate locally found themselves at […]
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Back-to-Back CSUN Events to Explore Potential of Exceptional Learners
California State University, Northridge will host back-to-back events next month that will explore the potential of exceptional learners. On Monday, Feb. 6, world-renowned author and autism spokesperson Temple Grandin will […]