At the corner of Herrick Avenue and Paxton Street in Pacoima is a strip mall with a Mexican restaurant, a grocery store and a Christian church. And for the past […]
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Holy Cross Nurses Tell San Fernando High Students – It Only Takes A Second To Ruin A Life
Distracted driving has become a growing health hazard for teenage and young adult drivers who seemingly cannot bear to let one text message or cell phone call go unanswered. April […]
Reward Offered For Information on “Knock-Knock” Burglaries
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — In response to a spike in so-called “knock-knock” burglaries in the San Fernando Valley in 2017, Los Angeles City Councilmember Mitchell Englander submitted a motion offering […]
City of San Fernando Seeks more Control over Pacoima Wash
Aspiring to have more control of the Pacoima Wash, the San Fernando City Council decided to support Assembly member Raul Bocanegra’s plan to make the Pacoima and Tujunga washes more […]
SFHS Engineering Team Creates Solar- Powered Tent for Homeless
Last year’s homeless count revealed that, on any night, Los Angeles County has around 47,000 homeless people, a 5.7 percent increase from 2015, and an 11 percent rise within the […]
Granada Hills Stays Dominant in State Academic Decathlon
Whatever the students and their coaches at Granada Hills Charter High School are doing to prepare for the annual local, state and national academic decathlon competitions, they do it very […]
Lawsuit Filed against San Fernando Mission Cemetery
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Two people are suing the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, alleging a Mission Hills cemetery is in such disrepair that they cannot find their loved ones’ graves. […]
CSUN’s 2017 Distinguished Alumni Have Made Lasting Impacts on Wall Street, TV, Science and Tech
California State University, Northridge will honor three globally impactful alumni whose influential work has left an indelible footprint on their respective fields on April 29. Financial industry giant Milton Berlinski, […]
How to Keep Children Away from Poisonous Products
LOS ANGELES — More than 2 million poisonings are reported each year to poison centers across the United States, according to the American Association of Poison Control Centers. Half of […]
Numbers Grow at This Year’s Cesar Chavez March for Justice
The Northeast San Fernando Valley was the first community to respond to hold an annual march following the death of Cesar Chavez. Since then, without fail, the March for Justice […]
