RESEDA (CNS) — Police are seeking other possible victims of a Reseda man charged with distributing “revenge porn.” Sergio Ortiz, 32, was arrested on Sept. 1 by detectives from the […]
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Museum Exhibit to Honor Native Americans
In collaboration with the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, the San Fernando Valley Historical Society (SFVHS) will celebrate the free public grand opening of its “Native […]
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Sylmar Shooting Victim ID’ed
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — The county coroner’s office has identified a man who was fatally shot in Sylmar. He was Alan Castor, 23, with no listed residence, according to the coroner’s […]
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Charter Schools Supporters Plan to “Rally in the Valley”
Elisa Vendor and her husband were so worried about where their son Andy would attend middle school after graduating from Pacoima Charter School, they considered going into debt to insure […]
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Latino Heritage Month Begins with Mexican Independence Day in Los Angeles
El Grito de Dolores at City Hall El Grito de Dolores , the cry for Freedom from Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, the parish priest of Dolores marked the beginning […]
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GHCHS Chess Champion to Compete in Russia
September 12, 2016 –Ranked in the top 0.09 percent[1] of all junior chess players in the United States, Julia Sevilla, Granada Hills Charter Class of 2019, was invited to represent […]
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Four Tips For Helping Your Child Disconnect From the Electronic World
Ever since Nintendo made the Pokemon Go video-game app available, young people have been exploring their communities with their eyes firmly fixed on their smartphones rather than on the wonders […]
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The Pedaling Astronomer Visits Northridge
Gary Parkerson, the 62-Year- old astronomer-cyclist known as the ‘Pedaling Astronomer’ visited the Serious Cycling bike shop in Northridge, on Saturday, September 10th while on his 13,500 mile,48 state cross-country […]
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Birmingham and Dorsey Resume Their Rivalry
The birth of what evolved into a terrific rivalry happened almost 12 years ago, when the football teams of Birmingham High and Dorsey High of Los Angeles played a regular […]
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WHY IT MATTERS: Refugees
WASHINGTON (AP) — THE ISSUE: The United States is the proud home of “the mother of exiles,” the Statue of Liberty. But of the millions of exiles from the Syrian […]