Mary Brisbin is a longtime San Fernando resident who traded in her car for a motorized scooter a couple of years ago and can be seen many days riding it […]
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LA County Reports 46 More COVID-Related Deaths, 2,264 New Cases
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Los Angeles County reported another 46 COVID-19-related deaths over a three-day period ending Monday, along with more than 2,200 new infections. The 46 new deaths — […]
CicLAvia Announces 2023 Car-Free Open Streets Schedule
CicLAvia has announced its 2023 schedule of car-free open streets events, including the addition of the CicLAmini. In addition to the 5-7 miles of CicLAvia’s traditional open streets events, CicLAminis […]
Monterey Park Community Express Shock, Disbelief from Recent Mass Shooting
Candlelight vigils have been held at Monterey Park City Hall this week in honor of the 11 killed and nine wounded in the mass shooting at a dance hall last […]
Fatigue and Despair Build as California Copes With Massacres
By Terry Tang, Olga R. Rodriguez and Brian MelleyAssociated Press MONTEREY PARK, Calif. (AP) — In the wake of the worst massacre in Los Angeles County history, the California governor […]
‘Critically Important’ Annual Homeless Count Kicks Off in Pacoima
About two dozen community volunteers and city personnel joined Los Angeles City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez (7th District) in Pacoima Tuesday evening, Jan. 24, to kick off the “critically important” 2023 […]
Trial Began for Two Charged with Boy’s Murder, Torture
By Terri Vermeulen KeithCity News Service LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Trial began Wednesday for a Lancaster woman and her boyfriend, who are charged with murder and torture involving her 10-year-old […]
New Public Education Campaign Asks: What Makes You Feel Safe?
As Californians for Safety and Justice rolled out their new public education campaign called “Just Safe,” news broke about yet another mass shooting. “This is horrific. I cannot imagine what […]
After the Storm — Stay Aware and Be Prepared
While clear weather has returned, the aftermath to clean up the damage caused by relentless storms continues. Throughout Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley, the pounding rain was so […]
Reseda Charter High School Senior Named Stanford Computer Science Equity Lab Course Valedictorian
A senior at Reseda Charter High School recently earned the highest score in the nation as part of Stanford University’s Computer Science Equity Lab course. With help from computer science […]