Red paint could be seen on the lips and feet of the Junipero Serra Statue at Brand Park in Mission Hills on Tuesday, June 23, and by later in the […]
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Fernando Awards Obelisk Tagged
This obelisk monument located at Warner Park in Woodland Hills was spray-painted with initials “BLM” on more than one side. The obelisk lists past winners of “The Fernando Awards,” given […]
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When A Pandemic and Uprising Meet — A New Civil Rights Movement Begins
Like no other time before, eyes are focused on our nation as the world watches our handling of a pandemic and massive protests simultaneously that have touched off global demonstrations. […]
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County Campaign Fights Mosquito Bites
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Los Angeles county officials are generating some buzz for National Mosquito Control Awareness Week to remind residents to protect themselves from the biting insect and the […]
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Los Angeles Councilman Arrested In Federal Corruption Probe
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Brown paper bags stuffed with cash. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in casino chips. A 77-story skyscraper meant to be the highest west of the Mississippi […]
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Reaching the Century Mark
The pandemic forces people to adapt and make changes and that’s what the family of Mary Louise Lopez did on Sunday, June 21, organizing a drive-through party to celebrate Lopez’s […]
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BLM-LA Updates Suit Against City, LAPD Chief Over Detained Protesters
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Black Lives Matter-LA has announced an updated federal civil lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department and its chief, alleging the mass detention of about 3,000 […]
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LAUSD Board Rejects Defunding Of School Police Department
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Despite vocal public calls for defunding, the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education rejected a proposal Tuesday, June 23, that would have slashed 90% […]
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LACo Daily Coronavirus Cases Again Surpass 2,000 As Spread Continues
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — The coronavirus is continuing an inexorable advance through Los Angeles county, with health officials having again announced more than 2,000 new confirmed cases of the virus, […]
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LA County Commission Recommends Significant Changes to Policing
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — The Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations has released a report recommending changes to policing in the region, calling for an end to qualified immunity, […]