LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The Los Angeles Zoo has concluded the first of two weekend Halloween celebrations with trick-or-treating, animal encounters, pumpkin activities and live entertainment, with the second starting […]
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Union Leader, Activist Dolores Huerta Dies at 96
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Dolores Huerta, who co-founded the United Farm Workers union with César Chávez and became one of the most recognizable voices in support of workers, women, civil […]
Cleveland Uses Deep Roster to Blow Out Granada Hills 37-7
By Matthew Robinson GRANADA HILLS – There were two ominous signs before and during Friday’s Cleveland Cavaliers versus Granada Hills Highlanders game when it appeared that the Highlanders were in […]
Immigration Rights Advocates Warn That Surging ICE Raids Aim to Keep Voters From Polls
In response to surging immigration operations across California in the final weeks before the midterm elections, community leaders and elected officials said the heightened raids are meant to keep voters […]
LA Residents Urged to Help Combat Hate Via Text and by Voting in Midterm Election
Against the backdrop of a colorful mural outside of the San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center in Van Nuys, a coalition of diverse community partners kicked off United Against […]
LACo Attorneys: No Credible Evidence of Noncitizen Voting
By Fred ShusterCity News Service LOS ANGELES (CNS) – There is no basis to support the Trump administration’s 11th-hour assertion that 20,000 suspected noncitizens were illegally registered to vote in […]
CSUN Prof’s Book Explores the Role Immigrants Played in Shaping the American West & Fight for Environmental Justice
Growing up, Stevie Ruiz was always astonished by how much his mother, a janitor for the California State Parks system, knew about the history and ecology of the land she […]
City Manager Resigns, New Appointments Announced at San Fernando City Council Meeting
During this week’s San Fernando City Council meeting, the City Manager Kanika Kith publicly announced her impending departure in early December, and the new director of the city’s Public Works […]
LA County Launches $1 Million Eaton Fire Soil Cleanup Program
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – Los Angeles County officials launched a $1 million pilot program Wednesday, Oct. 21, to test for and remove lead-contaminated soil from residential properties affected by the […]
First-Ever Valley-Themed Float to Appear in 2027 Rose Parade
Every New Year’s Day, floats with ingenious designs and stunning colorful floral displays dazzle viewers around the world during the annual Tournament of Roses Parade. They’ve been described as mobile […]
