Una pareja de mayor edad con la esperanza de colocar flores en la tumba de su ser querido fue rechazada en el Cementerio de la Misión de San Fernando. No […]
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Cemeteries Usually Busy With Visitors At Easter Are Closed
An elderly couple hoping to place flowers on the grave of their loved one were turned away at the San Fernando Mission Cemetery. They had no idea that this […]
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Se han Abierto Sitios de Auto Servicio de la Prueba para Coronavirus en Los Ángeles
La prueba de auto-servicio para el coronavirus comenzó el martes 24 de marzo. Para los residentes del Valle de San Fernando preocupados por la posibilidad de tener COVID-19, hay un […]
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Drive-Thru Testing Sites For Coronavirus Have Been Opened In Los Angeles
Drive-thru testing for Coronavirus began Tuesday, March 24. For San Fernando Valley residents concerned about the possibility of having COVID-19, there is a drive-thru testing site in place at Hansen […]
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The City of San Fernando Declares State of Emergency
Following the course set by the city of Los Angeles and Los Angeles county, the City of San Fernando voted unanimously to declare a state of emergency during their council […]
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Local Tribe is Acknowleged During Oscars Historic Moment
This year’s Oscar ceremony gave an unexpected and a huge recognition to San Fernando’s local tribe. As writer, director and actor Taika Waititi stood onstage to accept the industry’s most […]
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For the Love of Kobe
In the window of Dr. Eric Mee’s dental office on State Street in Redlands, a sign reads: “Change the Logo! #Mamba Mentality.” It’s a tribute to Kobe Bryant and a […]
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When Will The City of San Fernando Step Into Technology’s Present?
The City of San Fernando has always enjoyed its quiet governance tucked away in the Northeast San Fernando Valley with little interference. Only the most salacious affairs have brought it […]
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Nury Martinez, Quien Creció en Pacoima, es la Primera Presidenta del Consejo de la Ciudad de Latina LA
Fue un día histórico para Los Ángeles. En los 170 años de historia de la ciudad, la primera latina ahora es presidenta del Ayuntamiento de Los Ángeles. Las cámaras del […]
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Nury Martinez, Who Grew Up In Pacoima, Is The First Latina LA City Council President
It was a historic day for Los Angeles. In the city’s 170-year history, the first Latina is now president of LA’s City Council. The downtown council chambers was filled with […]