Led by firefighters, lifeguards, dispatchers, and professional team members, the Los Angeles County Fire Department (LACoFD) and Women’s Fire League collaborated for a one-day camp to expose youth to different […]
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LAHSA Funding Suspension Causes Uncertainty for Local Homeless Nonprofits
Just a week ago, the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development announced it would no longer fund the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA). The department was a […]
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Shooting Death of Pastor Rudy Trujillo’s Son, Joshua Trujillo, Still Being Investigated
Pastor Rudy Trujillo, a beloved faith leader in the San Fernando Valley, has consoled numerous distraught parents over decades after the heartbreaking deaths of their children from drug use or […]
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Immigrant Rights Advocates are Fasting in Support of ICE Detainees on Hunger Strike
Michelle Arkin has been fasting intermittently in support of immigrants on a hunger strike at two Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention centers in San Bernardino County. This week, the […]
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Becerra, Hilton Bound for November Faceoff After Southland Appearances
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Democrat Xavier Becerra and Republican Steve Hilton will face each other in November’s race for governor after both made campaign stops in the Southland. Becerra visited […]
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LA Opera Ends its 40th Anniversary Season with a Production of Mozart’s ‘The Magic Flute’
“The Magic Flute” is Mozart’s final opera, performed for the first time mere months before his death, and was an instant success, quickly becoming one of the most famous and […]
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Walking Labyrinths For Meditation, Prayer and Emotional Healing
When Katie Bull was a busy new mom, adjusting to the joys and stresses of being a first-time parent, she would regularly pause the beautiful chaos to walk the winding […]
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SFPD Chief Fabian Valdez Being ‘Forced to Retire’ Say Those Close to the Department
After leading the San Fernando Police Department (SFPD) for just over four years, SFPD Chief Fabian Valdez has been forced to retire, effective June 19, according to sources close to […]
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Supporters of Becerra Say He Will Stand Up to Trump and if Victorious, He Will Make History
Lizza Monet Morales and her mother, Marissa Duarte, who are sixth and fifth-generation Mexican Americans, respectively, believe that the next governor of California should possess strong character and prioritize immigration, […]
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Take Action for Mental Health LA Event
As Mental Health Awareness Month, observed in May, came to a close, Los Angeles County held one of the last events of its annual Take Action for Mental Health LA […]