The San Fernando Police shot and killed a man late last night at approximately 11:45 pm. who they said was wielding a shovel. The man’s identity has not been released […]
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Cleveland Cruises to Easy 53-0 Win Over Grant
By Matthew Robinson RESEDA-The Cleveland High Cavaliers were scheduled to host the Reseda Regents last night, but instead, Cavaliers Head Coach Mario Guzman and the school’s athletic director were informed […]
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The Midnight Hour Says Goodbye to the City of San Fernando
The Midnight Hour Records, a touchstone in the City of San Fernando, while moving out, celebrated its sixth anniversary this past weekend. Although it’s a spot to purchase vinyl and […]
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Family Seeking Accountability in Upcoming Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Six Flags
It’s been four years since the Hawley family lost their 22-year-old son Christopher, who suffered a fatal brain injury following a ride on the X2 roller coaster at Six Flags […]
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No on Prop 45 Advocates Address the Pitfalls of the Sweeping Ballot Measure
With the midterm elections just over two months away, critics of Proposition 45 – which would speed up environmental reviews for the construction of “essential” housing, infrastructure and clean energy […]
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Two New Groundwater Treatment Facilities Commissioned in North Hollywood
Just days after federal officials announced drastic water cuts from the drought-stricken Colorado River for California, Nevada and Arizona, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and LA City Councilmember Adrin Nazarian joined […]
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Californians Encouraged to Stay Up to Date on COVID-19 Vaccines as Infections Rise Statewide
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is encouraging Californians to get vaccinated to protect themselves and their loved ones from expected summer and fall surges in COVID-19 activity, which […]
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Eligible Angelenos Encouraged to Donate Blood Amid National Blood Supply Crisis
Last month, the American Red Cross declared its second-ever national blood supply shortage when summer blood donations hit a four-year low due to various factors, from extreme heat to a […]
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Nearly 200 Youth Receive Hands-on Introduction to a Career in Firefighting
More than 190 teens and young adults had their first taste of what it’s like to be a firefighter this past weekend through the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s (LACoFD) […]
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Efforts to Re-Write History Fail Because Truth is Found in the Chronicling of Everyday Life, Says CSUN Archivist
There’s an old axiom that “history is written by the victors.” To that end, there have often been efforts over the years by those in power to re-write historical markers […]