With each year the Rose Parade has grown to take on a stronger purpose, with floats that encourage organ donation, or awareness for HIV AIDS. This year, although not officially […]
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Living Hope Church Joins the Effort for “Angel Tree”
For the holiday, the Living Hope Church in the City of San Fernando converted its sanctuary into a Christmas winter wonderland for a special banquet last Saturday, Dec. 19. But […]
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La Iglesia Living Hope se Une al Esfuerzo de “Árbol de Ángel”
Para esta Navidad, la iglesia Living Hope en San Fernando convirtió su santuario en un maravilloso banquete de tierra invernal este pasado sábado. Pero, los huéspedes no eran miembros de […]
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Documenting the Lives of Mexican Americans and Baseball in the San Fernando Valley
Holiday shopping is underway, and if you are searching for a meaningful gift, consider the recently released book, “Mexican American Baseball in the San Fernando Valley.” This Sunday, Dec. 13, […]
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Libro Documenta la Vida de los Mexicoamericanos y el Béisbol en el Valle de San Fernando
Ahora que viene la Navidad y usted busca regalos para sus seres queridos, considere el libro “Mexican American Baseball in the San Fernando Valley,”. Este Domingo los autores del libro estarán en […]
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Mujeres de la Tierra Educates Latino Families About the Drought
Mujeres de la Tierra (MDLT), a nonprofit environmental organization based at the L.A. River Center in Los Angeles, has set its sights on bringing more awareness on water and the […]
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Celebrate the Holidays with the Los Angeles Theater Company
If you want to begin your holiday season with joy, laughter and meaning, there are three Latino Theater Company productions that are absolute “must-sees.” Running on an LATC stage now […]
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LAPD, Pacoima Residents Hold Community Meeting In Response to Teen Killing
Pacoima residents, many of them parents with children who attend Pacoima Charter school attended a community meeting with the LAPD Foothill Division. The meeting was organized following the killing of […]
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The Walk for the Ancestors Completes An Amazing Journey
What began as a walk on Sept. 7 to protest the plans to canonize Father Serra turned into a 780-mile “Walk For The Ancestors,” that took Caroline Ward Holland and […]
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Residentes de Pacoima Congregan a la Comunidad en Respuesta a Muerte de Adolescente
Residentes de Pacoima, muchos de ellos padres con hijos que asisten a la escuela primaria chárter Pacoima, asistieron a una reunión comunitaria con la División Foothill del Departamento de Policía […]