Since Politico’s report that an initial draft majority opinion from the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) would overturn Roe v. Wade — the landmark 1973 case where the court ruled that “unduly […]
Author Archives: Gabriel Arizon, San Fernando Valley Sun/El Sol
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Police Shut Down Street Takeover in North Hollywood Involving 150 People
Officers from the Los Angeles Police Department and California Highway Patrol cracked down on street takeovers Thursday night across the San Fernando Valley, including one in North Hollywood where 150 individuals were […]
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Estudiantes y Profesores de CSUN Enojados por la Medida para poner fin al Derecho al Aborto Protegido por el Gobierno Federal
El 2 de mayo, un borrador inicial de opinión mayoritaria de la Corte Suprema de EE. UU. (SCOTUS) filtrado por Politico, reveló la decisión de eliminar Roe v. Wade, la […]
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CSUN Students, Faculty Angered by the Move to End Federally Protected Abortion Rights
On May 2, an initial draft majority opinion from the US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) leaked by Politico, revealed a decision to eliminate Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 decision that […]
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Bresee Foundation Assists Families Enroll for Public Benefit Programs
Serving as an intermediary point between the Department of Social Services and the community, the Bresee Youth Foundation is helping those in need that were previously steered away from public […]
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Cuatro Personas, Incluidos Residentes del Valle, Acusadas de Robar Convertidores Catalíticos en Santa Mónica
Cuatro personas del noreste del Valle de San Fernando y el sureste de Los Ángeles fueron arrestadas por la policía de Santa Mónica después de que un testigo dijo que […]
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San Fernando Importing Water After Well Shut Down
The City of San Fernando is currently importing water from the Metropolitan Water District after shutting down one of its wells last week. City officials shut down Well 2A in […]
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Four People, Including Valley Residents, Accused of Stealing Catalytic Converters in Santa Monica
Four persons from the Northeast Valley and southeast Los Angeles were arrested by Santa Monica police after a witness said he saw them stealing a catalytic converter. The four suspects […]
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California Water Leaders Say Native Plants Would Help Reduce Water Usage
To aid water conservation efforts in drought-stricken California, local and state water leaders are touting the benefits of native plants that require less water to maintain and help restore biodiversity. […]
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Infiltration System Being Built to Improve San Fernando Water
In the baseball field of the San Fernando Recreation Park, work has begun on constructing an infiltration system to capture runoff rainwater and prevent pollutants from reaching the local water […]