SANTA CLARITA (CNS) – Vasquez Canyon Road near Santa Clarita remained closed today because of a landslide. The landslide is lifting a 150-foot stretch of the roadway and causing it […]
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Fall is Here and so is the Flu Season
A fever above 100 degrees, lack of appetite, a sore throat, body aches and an overall miserable feeling. These symptoms, while commonly known, should still be taken very seriously. Influenza, […]
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L.A. Council Declares “Shelter Crisis” to Ease Rules in Providing for Homeless
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — The Los Angeles City Council agreed Tuesday, Nov. 17, to declare a shelter crisis to make it easier to open buildings and parking lots year-round to […]
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County Creates Office to Prevent “Wage Theft”
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — The Board of Supervisors have voted to create an office to help enforce Los Angeles County’s new minimum wage and prevent “wage theft.” Supervisor Hilda Solis […]
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Beware of Utility Scams, San Fernando Family Warns
At the end of October, two Latino men in plain clothes showed up at Jose Rodriguez’ home along Seventh Street in the City of San Fernando claiming to be from […]
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DOJ Lawsuits Target Sylmar and Orange County Makers of Dietary Supplements
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Federal prosecutors have announced lawsuits accusing three Southland companies of selling products containing ingredients other than those listed or dealing in products that make health or […]
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San Fernando Valley Men Sentenced to Prison for Running 34 Million Ponzi Scheme
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Two Woodland Hills men were each sentenced to multiple years behind bars for running what prosecutors characterized as one of the largest Ponzi schemes ever seen […]
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Studio City Man Gets 25 Months in Federal Prison in ‘Revenge Porn’ Case
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — A Studio City man was sentenced to two years in federal prison for hacking into women’s email accounts to steal nude photos that were later posted […]
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Pacoima Makes History with First LGBT March
Arnulfo Cervantes was selling used tools from his driveway on Saturday, Nov. 14, when a crowd of more than 50 people including parents and teenagers passed in front of his […]
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LGBT Offers Support Following Sheen’s HIV-Positive Admission
Public support for Charlie Sheen continues to pour out since his public admission that he is HIV-positive on “The Today Show.” Los Angeles LGBT Center Director of Health and Mental […]