The rising cost of health care is at the center of the federal government shutdown, now in its third week. Meanwhile, the clock continues to tick toward Nov. 1, when […]
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Latinas Face Economic Disparity
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Latinas are a driving force in the economy, contributing $1.3 trillion to the gross domestic product, achieving record levels of workforce participation and starting businesses at […]
StylesVille Barbershop and Beauty Salon in Pacoima designated as a Historical-Cultural Monument
In 1957, StylesVille Barbershop and Beauty Salon in Pacoima welcomed its first customer. More than 68 years later, it’s the oldest Black-owned barbershop in the San Fernando Valley, and was […]
SFPD Welcomes the Community at the Annual National Night Out
The community was invited to shake hands with officers, take a tour of the city of San Fernando police department (SFPD), visit information booths and ask questions at National Night […]
Second Victim in North Hollywood Fatal Crash Identified
NORTH HOLLYWOOD (CNS) – The second of two victims who were killed in a fiery crash and died at a hospital when their vehicle struck an electrical pole in North […]
Despite Doubts On the Future of EVs in California, Confidence Remains, CSUN Dean says
Despite efforts at the federal level to curb California’s clean-air vehicle initiatives, including the phase out of gas-powered vehicles, optimism remains on the future of electric vehicles in the state. […]
Standing Up to Ageism in LA County
By Lindsey P. Horvath and Barbara Meltzer October marks Ageism Awareness Month, and here in Los Angeles County, we are shining a spotlight on one of the most common yet […]
Dodgers To Open Division Series Today With Ohtani Set To Pitch
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The Dodgers will begin their National League Division Series against the East Division champion Philadelphia Phillies today in Philadelphia, with Shohei Ohtani set to accomplish another […]
Ca. Supreme Court Won’t Hear Case Involving Boy’s Torture and Murder
Eds: NOTE graphic nature. LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The California Supreme Court refused today to review the case of a Lancaster woman and her boyfriend who were convicted of torturing […]
LACo Board to Consider $20M Settlement with Family of Noah Cuatro
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The county Board of Supervisors tomorrow is expected to approve a $20 million settlement of a lawsuit filed by relatives of a 4-year-old Palmdale boy whose […]
