“It takes a village to raise a child,” is an adage that describes the heart of two women in the local community affectionately known as “Mamma Hazze” and “Mama Whiz.” […]
Author Archives: Diana Martinez/Editor, San Fernando Valley Sun/El Sol
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Policía de San Fernando Cierra Dispensario de Marihuana
La Policía de San Fernando (SFPD) realizó un operativo en un dispensario ilegal de marihuana que operaba sobre la Calle Maclay, apenas a 100 pies de la biblioteca. Después de […]
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SFPD Arrests Employees, Detains Customers in Illegal Marijuana Dispensary
The small, ominous building next to Tommy’s Burgers in San Fernando is now empty. Last Friday, April 27, San Fernando police raided the building where an illegal marijuana dispensary operating […]
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Santa Rosa Baseball and Softball League Has No Checks And Balances
Problems with the Santa Rosa Baseball and Softball League aren’t new to the City of San Fernando. “The league has been nothing but trouble,” one city staffer bluntly told the […]
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La visita de Trump a Los Angeles es una Parada Rápida
La visita de recaudación de fondos del Presidente Trump a Los Angeles fue eficiente. Llegó el miércoles por la tarde y se marchó el jueves por la mañana. Si bien […]
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Marchas Estudiantiles de Hace 50 Años son Alabadas
Es imposible no ver la contradicción esta semana en que el Distrito Escolar Unificado de Los Angeles (LAUSD) conmemora el 50 aniversario de las marchas estudiantiles en el Este de […]
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LAUSD Board Addresses School Safety As The Gun Debate Rages On
More than ever, the latest school shooting in Parkland, Florida have given parents across the nation much pause and concern for school safety. A nationwide student walkout is planned for […]
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Student Walkouts Fifty Years Ago Are Now Praised While Upcoming Walkouts Are Discouraged
It’s impossible not to see the contradiction this week of LAUSD’s commemoration of the 50-year anniversary of the student-led walkouts in East Los Angeles, but sending the message to students […]
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Recordando a Elías “Eli” Rodríguez — un Año Después
Fue un día “lleno de emociones”, describió Jessenia Vega, en el aniversario de un año cuando Elías “Eli” Rodríguez, de 14 años, desapareció y más tarde fue encontrado ahogado a […]
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Remembering Elias “Eli” Rodriguez — One Year Later
It was a day “full of emotions,” described family member Jessenia Vega, on the one-year anniversary when 14-year-old Elias “Eli” Rodriguez went missing and was later found drowned miles away […]