For millions of people, the pain of frequent headaches is no small matter. In fact, the National Institutes of Health estimates that about 80 million Americans suffer from symptoms which […]
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Horoscope for the Week of December 20, 2015
ARIES (March 21-April 19). You want to talk, share and connect. Meanwhile, loved ones may be in a more introspective mood. Have patience and they’ll come around, especially after Wednesday […]
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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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Granada Hills Christmas Parade
The annual Granada Hills Christmas Parade, the San Fernando Valley’s largest holiday parade, largest proudly serves as one of the local starting points to the winter holiday season. The 32nd […]
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Police Investigate Sylmar Shooting
SYLMAR (CNS) — A man was shot Tuesday, Dec. 9, in a Sylmar neighborhood, then went to a house for help, authorities said. The shooting in the 13900 block of […]
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Family Keeps Young Man’s Legacy Alive by Helping Others
In September 2013, John “Ricky” Villarreal died after a two-year battle with heart problems. He was 23. In December that same year, his aunts organized a blood drive and toy […]
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County Health Department Urges People to Get Flu Shots
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Los Angeles County’s top health official is urging residents to get flu shots to protect themselves during the busy holiday season. “The holiday season is here […]
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Man Ordered to Stand Trial in Cal State Northridge Student’s Killing
SAN FERNANDO (CNS) — A Long Beach man will stand trial in the death of a Cal State Northridge student from Saudi Arabia whose body was found last year in […]
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L.A. Officials Get to Work on Repairing Crumbling Sidewalks
The sounds of a jackhammer were music to the ears of Cecilia Luna. For the past 18 years, the Arleta resident has seen the sidewalk crumbling in front of her […]
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Cafe O Muerte, Fruta Y Cultura Support Backyard Growers and Valley Youth
Pacoima-based businesses Fruta y Cultura and Café o Muerte are combining efforts to support neighborhood growers while providing jobs to youth in the Northeast San Fernando Valley. Fruta y Cultura, […]