LOS ÁNGELES (CNS) – El alguacil del condado de Los Ángeles, Alex Villanueva, anunció la formación de un grupo operativo centrado en investigar el robo de salarios, un delito que, […]
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Campaña de Donación de Sangre ARC en honor al Mes de la Historia Afroamericana
En honor al Mes de la Historia Afroamericana en febrero, la Cruz Roja Americana alienta a los donantes elegibles, y especialmente a aquellos que se han recuperado del COVID-19, a […]
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Uno de Cada 3 Estadounidenses Rechaza Vacuna Contra Covid-19
Alrededor de uno de cada tres estadounidenses dicen que decidida o probablemente no se vacunarán contra el COVID-19, de acuerdo con una encuesta nueva. Los expertos dicen que es una […]
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El Tiempo no ha Atenuado los Recuerdos del Terremoto de Sylmar
Cuando Fred Iversen ingresó al Veterans Memorial Community Park en Sylmar a primera hora de la tarde del martes 9 de febrero, su estado de ánimo era sombrío. Iversen, de […]
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Fiscales: Trump, Principal Incitador del Asalto al Capitolio
WASHINGTON (AP) — Los fiscales del juicio político a Donald Trump dijeron el miércoles que demostrarán que el entonces presidente no fue un “espectador inocente” sino el principal incitador del […]
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“Love and Trust”: the Secret to a Long, Happy Marriage
When Isabel Ruiz wakes up on Sunday, Feb. 14, she will have a home-made Valentine’s Day card and flowers as proof of the love her husband Leonard Ruiz has been […]
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Women and Heart Disease: What We Know Today
Medical science has come a long way in efficiently diagnosing and effectively treating women with heart disease, but with upward of 500,000 women in the US being treated for it […]
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Latinos Face Obstacles in Getting COVID-19 Vaccine
For more than a week, Iliana Guevara tried unsuccessfully to get her mother-in-law an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccination at any of the “mega” sites set up around Los Angeles. […]
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Pierce College Offering Free Meals to Students
While there has been assistance for children attending public school, college students who are trying to keep their studies going often find themselves falling through the cracks. Many who worked […]
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First in Line
Ruth Zamora, 97 and a lifelong resident of the City of San Fernando, was the first patient to be vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus at the Facey Medical Center in […]