The 28th annual Christmas Basket Program in San Fernando is underway and the San Fernando Police Department (SFPD) and Police Advisory Committee (PAC) are seeking donations. The goal of SFPD […]
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Celebrate the Holidays with the Los Angeles Theater Company
If you want to begin your holiday season with joy, laughter and meaning, there are three Latino Theater Company productions that are absolute “must-sees.” Running on an LATC stage now […]
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L.A. Traffic is as Bad as Everyone Thinks it is
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — A study released identifying the country’s 50 worst traffic bottlenecks — as measured by hours of delay — found that six of the “top 10” are […]
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Supervisors told Gas Leak may take “Months” to Fix
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Southern California Gas Co. officials told county supervisors on Tuesday, nov. 23, that it may take several months to repair a month-old gas leak that has […]
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Making Holidays Bright – And Affordable
Already dreading what you’ll spend this holiday season? It doesn’t have to be that way. Gifts aren’t the only budget-busting culprit during the holidays. The weeks between Thanksgiving and New […]
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Car Club Helps Out MEND for the Holidays
The Latin Dukes Car Club of San Fernando recently collected nearly 5,000 pounds of perishable and non-perishable goods to donate to MEND (Meet Each Need with Dignity), the nonprofit organization […]
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Six (Meat-Free) Ways to Have a Happy Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and, while we may long for a day of candlelit love, laughter, and togetherness, we all know the reality will probably be less sepia-toned. […]
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Oscar De La Hoya will be honored by The 84th Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade
Legendary boxing champ Oscar De La Hoya will be honored by The 84th Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade – “The Magic of Christmas” with a Humanitarian Award for all his charitable […]
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American Indian Studies Program Sheds Light on Present-Day Native People
Many people know the general narrative about Thanksgiving taught in U.S. classrooms, recounting the Native Americans’ supposed feast with newly arrived Europeans hundreds of years ago. But how many people […]
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Chatsworth Leaves No Doubt in City Division II
During the pre-match handshake between Chatsworth and Venice, the Gondoliers presented each Chancellor with a flower. A nice gesture. And one that Chatsworth didn’t particularly embrace. “We didn’t want to […]