A mother of six from Palmdale who was fighting for her life after testing positive for coronavirus, died Monday, Aug. 24. Brenda Martinez, 43, had tested positive for COVID-19 over […]

Luis Macias says he would rather be in a school classroom. “I wish I could go back to school,” the 12-year-old said. “I feel so lonely here.” But like his […]

This Saturday, Aug. 29, marks the 50th Anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium. The Moratorium was a call to end the war in Vietnam and say “Basta!” to the disproportionate numbers […]

Getting your flu shot has always been recommended as a way of protecting yourself against contracting or spreading influenza, a serious disease that plagues millions each year. This flu season, […]

CORRECTION In the Aug. 26 issue of the San Fernando Valley Sun/El Sol, Northridge Indivisible founder Michelle Fowle was quoted as defining herself  “a Democratic loyalist.” The quote should have […]

In May 2020, several Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) firefighters were injured while battling an explosion and fire in a one-story commercial building in a downtown LA fire. They were […]

After being closed to the public and its members for 166 days because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Los Angeles Zoo reopened to all in a limited capacity on Wednesday, […]