All 4,600 enrolled students at Granada Hills Charter High School (GHCHS) have a new Chromebook laptop computer to start their new school year. “With universities educating students in a digital […]
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Necessary Adjustments for “Going Back to School”
Going back to a “back to school” routine that includes early mornings, long days in the classroom and homework every night after having a summer of fun can take a […]
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L. A. Unified Offers Back-to-School Tips
Now that school has started for an estimated 550,000 LAUSD students from transitional kindergarten through the 12th grade, the district has some helpful tips to remember. · Early to bed […]
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Exhibit Explores Painter’s Mixtec Origins
Paintings that explore an Oxnard resident’s Mixtec origins are on display through Sept. 26 at California Lutheran University. A reception for “Hüicho!”, which features art by Hüicho Lé, will be […]
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Teenage Champion Boxer Recognized by San Fernando City Council
Roxie Verduzco of Sylmar was honored by the San Fernando City Council for winning a gold medal at USA Boxing’s 2015 Junior Olympic and Prep National Championships held in Charleston, […]
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FBI Tracking Bank Robber in the San Fernando Valley
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — The FBI and Los Angeles Police Department is asking for the public’s help to identify a man suspected of robbing two banks in the San Fernando […]
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How Medicare Covers Diabetes
Diabetes is a serious disease. It can lead to kidney problems, glaucoma and other eye disorders, foot ulcers, amputation of feet or legs, stroke, diabetic coma, and even death. If […]
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Identity Theft
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – City Attorney Mike Feuer warned the public of the growing problem of identity theft and said he is putting more resources into tackling such cases. Feuer […]
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Local Student is BofA Student Leader
San Fernando Valley resident, Olivia Garcia, a student attending St. Genevieve High School in Panorama City was chosen as one of more than 200 students from across the nation to […]
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Cecil’s Death
The utter tragedy of Cecil’s’ death notwithstanding, interesting things have resulted. Air lines have announced a refusal to ship such animal trophies from Africa. The list includes JetBlue, CargoJet, Air […]