Quizá fue la presión de los residentes, o tal vez los ingenieros se dieron cuenta de la difícil ruta que habían escogido, de cualquier manera, la Autoridad Ferroviaria del Tren […]
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Residents Cue Up to Address Soto’s Latest Antics — But He’s A No-Show at the Council Meeting
After learning that Councilmember Jaime Soto had yet another “dose of drama” to serve them, San Fernando residents who attended the council meeting on Monday, March 7, were quick to […]
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Annual Fundraiser Held to Support Cesar Chavez March
With the goal to raise funds to hold the upcoming Cesar Chavez March for Justice, a benefit was held Saturday, Feb. 27, hosted by the Cesar Chavez Commemorative committee. This […]
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“PacoimaStories” Reveals Undying Spirit of Historic Town
Inspired by the stories told to her by her grandmother, Crystal Jackson has written and directed “PacoimaStories,” the first film to document the history of the small town through the […]
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Thousands of Residents Impacted by Gas Leak Gathered At Shepherd of the Hills Porter Ranch
Thousands of San Fernando Valley residents impacted by the Porter Ranch gas leak filled the sanctuary of Shepherd of the Hills Church in Porter Ranch Wednesday, Feb. 2, to hear […]
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High-Speed Rail Opponents Allege Conflict of Interest, Lack of Oversight
A group of residents opposed to the high-speed rail routes proposed to run through the San Fernando Valley, traveled to Sacramento on Wednesday, Jan. 27, to attend an Assembly Budget […]
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Opositores de Tren de Alta Velocidad Alegan Conflicto de Interés
Un grupo de residentes que se opone a las rutas propuestas para el Tren de Alta Velocidad que atravesaría el Valle de San Fernando, viajaron a Sacramento el miércoles 27 […]
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California’s High-Speed Rail — Valley Residents “Mad As Hell”
While it would seem unlikely these days, residents who live in the densely populated working class communities of Pacoima, the City of San Fernando, and Sylmar in the Northeast Valley […]
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Tren Bala de California – los Residentes del Valle Están Muy Molestos
Aunque parezca inverosímil – estos días, los residentes del Valle de San Fernando que viven en las comunidades altamente pobladas de Pacoima, la Ciudad de San Fernando y Sylmar en […]
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Homeless Shelters Are Far From Capacity Despite Heavy Storms
Anticipating El Niño’s storms, the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority have opened seven new temporary shelters in addition to their 16 regular winter shelter facilities it already operates. For months, […]