PACOIMA (CNS) — Los Angeles police and relatives of a slain 15-year-old boy have announced a $50,000 reward aimed at bringing his killer to justice. Police said they hope the […]
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Community Resource Center Opens for Porter Ranch
PORTER RANCH (CNS) — The Southern California Gas Co. has opened a new Community Resource Center in the Porter Ranch Town Center as work continues to stem the flow of […]
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DWP Board Approves Plan to Raise Customer Water Rates
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — The board that oversees the Department of Water and Power has unanimously approved a plan to raise customer water rates over the next five years to […]
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Emailed Threats to LA, NY Highlight Worries Schools Face
LOS ANGELES (AP) — When it comes to assessing threats, New York City and Los Angeles schools likely have more experience than most other districts in the country. But their […]
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L.A. County Voters Can Now Register Online
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Los Angeles is one of 38 California counties that have joined VoteCal, an online voter database that allows residents to register to vote online, check the […]
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Study Defines Colorectal Cancer Risk for Latinos
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — In what is billed as a first study of its kind, USC researchers announced on Monday, Dec. 14, that they have found that colorectal cancer risk […]
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Christmas Pizza Party
On Tuesday, Dec. 15, 115 kids from the Boys and Girls Club of San Fernando Valley were bussed to the West Hills Pizza Company in two charter busses for a […]
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“Helping Hands Holiday Jam”
On Friday, December 11, the Northridge Hospital Foundation and Dignity Health – Northridge Hospital held the 14th Annual “Helping Hands Holiday Jam” for over 300 underserved children. Northridge Hospital Foundation […]
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L.A. Civil Rights Group Alleges Medi-Cal Unfair to Low-Income Latinos
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Low-income Latinos in the Southland and elsewhere are denied access to health care because the Medi-Cal program does not pay doctors enough to treat them, according […]
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48th Annual Pacoima Holiday Parade
More than 100 entries marched, danced, rode and entertained during the recent 48th annual Pacoima Holiday Parade. Among the participants were the San Fernando High School marching band, and Ole’ […]