Federal law enforcement announced a $5,000 reward and a new FBI tip line Tuesday, Aug. 11, for information leading to the successful prosecution of criminals who violate the Preventing Animal […]
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New Tiny Homes Village Opens in Sun Valley Metrolink Station Parking Lot
Less than two months after a tiny homes village opened next to the train tracks at the Van Nuys Amtrak/Metrolink Station, another site has opened in Sun Valley, providing interim […]
SFHS Football Coach Remembers the Legacy of Bill Marsh
The passing of the highly respected Bill Marsh as head coach of San Fernando High School football team during their glory days has brought back fond memories and praise from […]
Next Week: A Detainee Released from Adelanto Detention Facility Shares His Story
As students returned to school this week across the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) and other districts, many parents experienced a renewed sense of concern about possible immigration enforcement […]
Lakers Being Sold to Bob Iger, Josh Kushner for $12.5B
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The Lakers are being sold to businessmen Bob Igerand Josh Kushner for a record amount of $12.5 billion, it was announced today. Iger is the former […]
Pooches in the Pool Splashes Back into LA County Parks
The County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation (LA County Parks), in partnership with the Department of Animal Care and Control, is announcing the return of Pooches in […]
August is National Wellness Month: 10 Everyday Habits That Secretly Increase Stress (And What to Do Instead)
By Lauren Edwards August is National Wellness Month, a time dedicated to prioritizing healthy habits and finding ways to improve overall well-being. While many people associate stress with major life […]
How the Bayh-Dole Act Helped Transform Prostate Cancer Detection and Why It Must Be Protected
By Dr. Robert Dannals About one in eight American men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime. It is the second-deadliest cancer for American men, claiming tens of […]
LAUSD Superintendent Praises Students’ Academic Performance in Annual Address
Before the new school year begins on Aug. 12, Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Superintendent Andrés Chait delivered his first Opening of Schools Address, where he extolled the district […]
They Fought for This Country. They Shouldn’t Have to Leave It to Heal
By Aaron Seibert Veterans with severe PTSD and depression are increasingly traveling overseas for treatments they cannot legally access in the United States. After exhausting medications and conventional treatments, many […]
